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Mar 2026
The ECB maintained the Eurozone deposit facility rate at 2%, matching market expectations

ECB keeps eurozone deposit facility rate at 2%, as expected, guiding banks’ overnight deposit interest at ECB.

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Mar 2026
Deutsche Bank says the BoE held rates, prioritised inflation risks, and signalled readiness to tighten policy

Bank of England held rates, dropped easing bias, warned on inflation and energy risks, watching Iran conflict closely.

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Mar 2026
The Department of Labor reported initial US jobless claims fell to 205K, beating the expected 215K level

US initial jobless claims fell to 205,000, below forecasts; four-week average eased, insured unemployment rose slightly.

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Mar 2026
BoJ holds 0.75% rate, flags uncertainty; Ueda offers no clues, leaving June hike expectations intact

Bank of Japan held rates at 0.75%, flagged Middle East risks, stayed data-dependent; ING sees June hike.

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Mar 2026
Amid inflation worries, sterling strengthened to 1.3300 as markets welcomed the Bank of England’s unanimous hold

GBP/USD rose to 1.3300 as BoE held rates unanimously; energy-driven inflation risks and weak growth persist.

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Mar 2026
BNYBNY strategist Bob Savage says BoJ left rates near 0.75%, citing recovery and 2% inflation outlook

Bank of Japan holds 0.75% rate; sees moderate recovery, inflation near 2%, monitors oil and Middle East.

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Mar 2026
Hawkish Federal Reserve lifts the US dollar, pushing gold down to early February lows near $4,680

Gold sinks to $4,680 on stronger dollar, hawkish Fed; Middle East tensions offer support, key levels watched.

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Mar 2026
INGING’s economist says SNB held rates at 0%, citing low inflation, strong franc, and weak forecasts

SNB holds rates at 0% as Swiss inflation stays low; strong franc cushions energy shocks.

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Mar 2026
During European trading, the yen outshines major peers as BoJ’s Ueda keeps rate rises possible

Yen strengthened as BoJ held rates; Ueda kept hikes possible. USD/JPY fell; dollar eased after Fed pause.

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Mar 2026
TD Securities says US consumer momentum weakens; real spending crawls into early 2026; Q1 soft, Q2 helped by refunds

US consumer spending slows into 2026; weak Q1 base, modest February gains, rising labour and inflation risks.

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