U.S. durable goods orders excluding transportation increased 0.8% in February, beating the 0.5% forecast.
US durable goods orders excluding defence declined 1.2% in February, reversing January’s 0.5% gain.
US durable goods orders dropped 1.4% in February, missing forecasts of a 0.5% decline, signaling softer demand.
Equities relatively resilient despite oil shock; markets price brief conflict, strong jobs, and dovish central banks.
DXY held near 100.00 as Iran tensions boosted safe-haven demand and reinforced hawkish Fed expectations.
Ireland’s AIB Services PMI eased to 50.7 in March, down from 51.8, signalling modest growth.
G7 officials warn oil price swings fuel volatility; Japan stays in close contact, reviews stockpiles, USD/JPY edges higher.
Japan’s foreign reserves plunged to $1B in March from $1,410.7B, signaling a dramatic one-month decline.
G7 officials warn oil price swings fuel market and forex volatility; Japan stays coordinated, reviews oil stockpile scenarios.
Japan’s foreign reserves plunged to $1B in March, down sharply from $1,410.7B in the previous period.
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