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Feb 2026
S&P Global reports Australia’s preliminary February Manufacturing PMI at 51.5, down from the previous 52.3

Australia’s February PMIs eased: Manufacturing 51.5, Services 52.2, Composite 52.0; AUD/USD rose to 0.7055.

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Feb 2026
New Zealand’s monthly trade deficit narrowed to NZ$519m, beating expectations of NZ$745m during January

New Zealand’s January trade deficit was NZD 519 million, smaller than the forecast NZD 745 million deficit.

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Feb 2026
New Zealand’s annual trade balance fell to a $2.3B deficit in January from a $2.2B deficit

New Zealand’s January trade deficit widened slightly year-on-year, with the balance falling to NZD -2.3bn.

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Feb 2026
Australia’s S&P Global Manufacturing PMI eased to 51.5 from 52.3, indicating slower February factory growth momentum

Australia’s S&P Global Manufacturing PMI eased to 51.5 in February from 52.3, signaling continued expansion.

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Feb 2026
Australia’s S&P Global Composite PMI fell in February, easing to 52 from the prior 55.7

Australia’s S&P Global Composite PMI slipped to 52 in February from 55.7, still signaling growth.

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Feb 2026
Australia’s S&P Global Services PMI eased to 52.2 from 56.3, indicating slower services expansion in February

Australia’s S&P Global Services PMI eased to 52.2 in February from 56.3, still signaling expansion.

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Feb 2026
New Zealand’s exports slipped to $6.21B, down from $7.65B in the previous month

New Zealand exports slid to $6.21B in January, falling from $7.65B in the previous month.

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Feb 2026
New Zealand’s imports decreased to $6.73B from $7.6B previously, reflecting a month-on-month decline

New Zealand imports fell to $6.73b in January, down $0.87b from $7.6b previous month.

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Feb 2026
Ahead of PCE, GDP and PMI releases, the US dollar stayed firm as jobless claims fell to 206K

US jobless claims beat estimates, boosting dollar; markets await Core PCE, GDP, PMIs amid mixed central-bank signals.

20

Feb 2026
Commerzbank’s analysts say USD/INR remains range-bound as India’s trade deficit widens, driven by soaring gold imports

India’s January trade deficit hit $34.7bn as gold imports surged; rupee steady, USD/INR seen 90–91.00.

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