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Mar 2026
Amid Middle East tensions and intervention worries, USD/JPY holds near 159.50, close to year-to-date lows

USD/JPY ranges near 159.50; yen weak on oil, war fears; Fed hawkishness supports dollar, intervention caps.

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Mar 2026
Sterling barely shifts as GBP/USD hovers near 1.3360, while traders watch Middle East peace-talk uncertainty

GBP/USD hovered near 1.3360 as dollar stayed firm; traders watched Iran talks, oil, inflation, and BoE.

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Mar 2026
After a $267.08 record high, AMD entered a larger pullback, forming a three-swing zigzag Elliott Wave correction

AMD hit $267.08, corrected in a three-swing zigzag to $185.18, then resumed higher toward $230.

26

Mar 2026
WTI crude steadies near $90.50 in Asia as traders weigh Middle East de-escalation prospects within range

WTI holds near $90.50 as Middle East tensions support prices, but strong dollar and caution cap gains.

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Mar 2026
During Asian trading, EUR/USD remains near 1.1560 above 1.1550, as US-Iran diplomacy continues despite losses

EUR/USD near 1.1560 as dollar firm; U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks develop and ECB flags energy inflation risks.

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Mar 2026
PBOC set USD/CNY fixing at 6.9056 for the coming session, up from 6.8911 previously

PBOC set Thursday’s USD/CNY fix at 6.9056 versus 6.8911, guiding stability, growth, reforms and banking.

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Mar 2026
February’s Japan Corporate Service Price Index yearly growth rises to 2.7%, edging up from 2.6% previously

Japan’s Corporate Service Price Index rose 2.7% in February, up slightly from January’s 2.6% reading.

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Mar 2026
Foreign investment in Japanese equities improved to ¥-2B in March, rebounding from ¥-1772.6B previously

Foreign investment in Japanese stocks improved sharply to ¥-2 billion in March 2020, reducing net selling.

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Mar 2026
AUD/USD hovers around 0.6950, as geopolitical worries lift USD demand; the Australian Dollar slightly gains early trade

AUD/USD steadied near 0.6950 as softer Australian CPI met Middle East tensions, Fed-cut talk, and key levels.

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Mar 2026
RBA’s Christopher Kent cautioned prolonged Middle East conflict could worsen economic harm, complicating inflation control amid rising energy prices

RBA’s Kent warns prolonged Middle East conflict could boost energy prices, tighten conditions, and force inflation-fighting monetary policy.

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