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Mar 2026
In February, the UK’s annual unadjusted output PPI rose 1.7%, undershooting the 2.6% forecast

UK output producer prices rose 1.7% year-on-year in February, undershooting the 2.6% market forecast.

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Mar 2026
February’s UK core CPI year-on-year rose to 3.2%, exceeding the 3.1% forecast expectations

UK core consumer price inflation rose 3.2% year-on-year in February, beating the 3.1% forecast, remaining elevated.

25

Mar 2026
In February, the UK’s monthly Consumer Price Index rose 0.4%, aligning with economists’ expectations

UK CPI inflation rose 0.4% in February, matching forecasts, indicating monthly consumer prices increased from January.

25

Mar 2026
February’s UK Retail Price Index rose 0.4% month-on-month, falling short of the 0.5% forecast

UK Retail Price Index rose 0.4% in February, missing 0.5% forecast, signalling slower monthly inflation growth.

25

Mar 2026
INGING economists report NBH held rates at 6.25%, adopting hawkishness post-Middle East war, curbing easing expectations

Hungary’s central bank held 6.25% rates, turned hawkish amid Middle East turmoil; inflation outlook allows possible cut.

25

Mar 2026
Gold eases from weekly highs near $4,600 as USD firms slightly, remaining supported and geopolitically sensitive

Gold pulls back from $4,600 amid Middle East tensions; ceasefire hopes, firmer dollar cap gains, key levels watched.

25

Mar 2026
During early European trading, USD/JPY nears 159.00 as Middle East tensions lift energy prices, weakening yen

USD/JPY rises near 159.00 as Middle East tensions lift energy prices; Fed steady, BOJ hawkish.

25

Mar 2026
Amid Middle East tensions, the US Dollar stays firm, lifting USD/CHF towards 0.7900 during Asian trading

USD/CHF rises as dollar steadies amid Middle East tensions; risk-on mood grows, SNB signals intervention readiness.

25

Mar 2026
During Asian trading, NZD/USD slips near 0.5830, pressured by dollar demand amid uncertain US-Iran talks

NZD/USD slipped to 0.5830 as safe-haven dollar demand rose; RBNZ slack, Fitch turns outlook negative.

25

Mar 2026
RBNZ Chief Economist Paul Conway says persistent economic slack will guide responses to oil-driven inflation aftershocks

RBNZ sees lingering slack and negative output gap; will assess oil-driven inflation, potential OCR hikes.

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