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Mar 2026
Gold slips from near $5,400 highs, yet remains above $5,300, gaining 1% on Middle East tensions

Gold steadies near $5,350 as Iran conflict fears, softer dollar, and Fed-cut hopes lift demand.

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Mar 2026
Amid Iran crisis fears, traders seek safe-haven Yen, pushing EUR/JPY down towards 184.20 in Asia

EUR/JPY slid below 184.50 as Iran tensions boosted safe-haven Yen; BOJ hinted hikes, ECB stayed cautious.

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Mar 2026
In February, Australia’s TD-MI annual inflation gauge held steady, remaining unchanged at 3.6%

Australia’s TD-MI Inflation Gauge held steady at 3.6% year-on-year in February, matching January’s unchanged pace.

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Mar 2026
Amid rising Middle East tensions, the US Dollar Index eases from five-week peaks, hovering near 97.90

Dollar Index slips from five-week highs as Middle East strikes boost safe-haven demand; Fed signals possible rate cuts.

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Mar 2026
BoJ Deputy Governor Himino says accommodative policy should slowly shift to neutral via moderate interest-rate rises

Himino says BoJ remains accommodative, will shift toward neutral with gradual hikes, watching inflation, markets closely.

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Mar 2026
During Asian hours, GBP/USD recovers near 1.3450, staying bearish inside a descending channel, eyeing 1.3500 averages

GBP/USD rebounds near 1.3450 but remains bearish below key EMAs; support 1.3350; resistance 1.3504–1.3518.

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Mar 2026
In February, Australia’s ANZ job advertisements eased to 3.2%, down from the previous 4.4%

ANZ reports Australian job ads fell to 3.2% in February from 4.4%, signaling slower vacancy growth.

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Mar 2026
Amid Middle East tensions, the yen stays weak as USD/JPY rises early week but stalls below 157

USD/JPY edged higher but stalled below 157.00 as Iran strike jitters fueled safe-haven flows and caution.

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Mar 2026
Asian trading sees WTI near $70.65, the highest since June 2025, amid US-Israel strikes fears

WTI rises above $70.50 as Iran conflict escalates, Hormuz closure fears grow, and OPEC+ boosts output.

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Mar 2026
Ireland’s AIB Manufacturing PMI climbed to 53.1 from 52.2, indicating stronger factory activity in February

Ireland’s AIB manufacturing PMI climbed to 53.1 in February from 52.2, signalling faster expansion.

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