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Mar 2026
On revived Middle East tensions, Manthey says LME aluminium hit a one-month high, lifting regional premiums

LME aluminium hit one-month high on Middle East tension; premiums, freight and Hormuz disruption risks watched closely.

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Mar 2026
Safe-haven Dollar buying lifts USD/JPY near 157.50, approaching February’s 157.66 peak, preserving a bullish tone

USD/JPY nears 157.50 as Dollar gains on risk aversion; BoJ tightening cautious, US data loom.

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Mar 2026
Rabobank says Trumpism ties Iran strikes to controlling resources, shaping energy flows that China depends on

Rabobank says Iran strikes fit Trumpist strategy: control energy and materials critical to China, securing US dominance.

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Mar 2026
At a Pentagon briefing, Hegseth declined timelines for Iran operation, citing long-range strike risks to centres

Hegseth said no Iran operation timeline, cited long-range threats, casualties, no boots, and allies united.

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Mar 2026
NCLH reported adjusted quarterly earnings matching forecasts at $0.28 per share, rising from $0.26 year-on-year

Norwegian Cruise Line posted $0.28 EPS, missed revenue estimates, shares up 11% year-to-date amid mixed outlook.

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Mar 2026
OCBC’s strategists say Middle East strikes boost gold demand; upside risks remain, with key support and resistance levels

Gold climbed on Middle East strike fears, boosting safe-haven demand; prices steadied near 5,378 amid uncertainty.

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Mar 2026
ABN AMRO economists evaluate how surging Brent crude prices may influence eurozone inflation and shape ECB policy

ABN AMRO models Brent oil scenarios, showing higher eurozone inflation near 2% and shaping ECB policy responses.

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Mar 2026
In February, South Africa’s total new vehicle sales climbed to 53,455, up from 50,073 previously

South Africa’s February new vehicle sales climbed 6.8%, rising from 50,073 to 53,455, up 3,382 vehicles.

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Mar 2026
Amid market volatility after US-Israeli strikes on Iran, GBP/JPY rebounds above 210.00, strengthening its outlook

GBP/JPY rebounded after weekend strike-driven volatility, holding key Fibonacci support; momentum improved, targeting higher resistance levels.

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Mar 2026
Singapore’s February manufacturing PMI rises to 50.6, edging above the previous reading of 50.3

Singapore’s Manufacturing PMI rose to 50.6 in February, signalling modest growth and improved manufacturing conditions overall.

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