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Mar 2026
Despite energy price shocks, the yen stays firm as BoJ rate-rise expectations persist, possibly by April

Japan’s yen holds steady after energy shock, backed by expectations the Bank of Japan will raise rates.

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Mar 2026
On 27 February, US initial jobless claims totalled 213K, undershooting forecasts of 215K

US initial jobless claims fell to 213,000 in week ending 27 February, slightly below 215,000 forecast.

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Mar 2026
Forecasts showed 0.3%, yet the US monthly Export Price Index registered 0.6% in January

U.S. Export Price Index climbed 0.6% in January, beating 0.3% forecasts, signaling stronger export price growth.

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Mar 2026
Rabobank’s Elwin de Groot says the EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act will rebuild industry, cut dependencies, boost decarbonisation

European Commission’s Industrial Accelerator Act targets rebuilding industry, accelerating decarbonisation, reducing dependence, and strengthening resilient supply chains.

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Mar 2026
RBI action helps the rupee end a five-session slide, keeping USD/INR near its session low

Indian rupee snapped five-day slide as RBI intervened; USD/INR eased from record on oil, flows.

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Mar 2026
Amid geopolitical tensions, safe-haven demand lifts the Yen, leaving EUR/JPY lower near 182.60, down 0.14%

EUR/JPY dipped to 182.60 as risk-off and Middle East tensions boosted Yen; Eurozone data mixed.

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Mar 2026
Ireland’s fourth-quarter annual GDP growth reached 2.2%, missing expectations of 3.4% in the reported data

Ireland’s GDP rose 2.2% year-on-year in Q4, undershooting the 3.4% forecast, signalling slower-than-expected growth.

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Mar 2026
Sky News Arabia says Iran’s deputy foreign minister would drop nuclear plans for a rewarding US offer

Iran signals willingness to abandon nuclear program for US incentives, boosting risk appetite, weakening dollar, lowering oil prices.

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Mar 2026
Austria’s quarter-on-quarter GDP slipped to 0% from 0.2%, indicating stagnation during the fourth quarter

Austria’s GDP was flat in Q4 at 0% growth, following modest 0.2% expansion in the prior quarter.

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Mar 2026
In January, Singapore’s annual retail sales slipped 0.4%, reversing previous growth of 2.7%

Singapore retail sales dipped 0.4% year-on-year in January, reversing December’s 2.7% gain and indicating softer demand.

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