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Apr 2026
AUD/USD rebounds 0.69%, ending five losses as Iran peace optimism boosts risk appetite, closing near 0.6900

AUD/USD climbed 0.69% to near 0.6900 as risk improved, watching key US data levels.

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Apr 2026
OCBC strategists say USD/TWD rose nearly 2.5% this month, consolidating near 32, outperforming peers

USD/TWD gained 2.5% this month, central bank stresses stability; inflation risks muted; resistance 32.20.

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Apr 2026
With Iran tensions rising, NZD/USD rebounded towards 0.5750 in Asia, as the weaker dollar retreated

NZD/USD nears 0.5750 as dollar softens; tensions linger, while bearish technicals cap gains near resistances.

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Apr 2026
With easing Middle East tensions expected, the US dollar softened near 100 while equities advanced globally

Dollar index neared 100 as Middle East tensions eased; equities rose, FX mixed, oil dipped, gold gained.

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Apr 2026
Standard Chartered’s Tommy Wu revises Taiwan’s 2026 outlook: pricier oil and LNG raise inflation, curb growth

Standard Chartered raises Taiwan 2026 inflation forecast, cuts growth outlook amid higher oil and LNG prices.

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Apr 2026
Unlike previous Mondays, it failed to stabilise; after filling Sunday’s bearish gap, the S&P 500 rose

S&P 500 rebounded despite weak breadth, rotating sectors, falling tech and energy, supportive credit, persistent geopolitical risks.

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Apr 2026
Commerzbank’s Dr Henry Hao says March PMIs signal expansion, aided by restocking, spending, exports, and services uptick

China’s March PMIs returned to expansion; restocking and exports helped, but domestic demand stayed weak.

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Apr 2026
Kansas City Fed’s Schmid warns oil-driven inflation may persist, risking rates stuck nearer 3% for policymakers

Kansas City Fed’s Schmid warned inflation remains top risk, could stick near 3%, needs firm Fed action.

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Apr 2026
AUD/USD rises as a weaker US Dollar and easing Middle East tensions boost the risk-sensitive Australian Dollar

AUD/USD rebounds to 0.6885 as weaker dollar, hopes of Middle East de-escalation lift risk appetite.

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Apr 2026
Hungary’s January wage rise reflects one-off security bonuses, while underlying growth weakens and labour prospects soften

Hungary’s wage surge was bonus‑inflated; underlying growth around 8.3%, boosting demand but raising job‑cut risks.

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