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    2 April 2026
    Near 1.1590, EUR/USD remains just under 1.1600 as traders await Trump’s Iran address and jobless data

    EUR/USD hovered near 1.1590 as traders awaited Trump’s Iran update, jobless claims and ECB tightening expectations.

    2 April 2026
    Foreign investors barely sold Japanese equities, recording ¥-4B versus the prior ¥-2509.7B outflow

    Foreign investors net sold Japanese stocks: ¥-4B on March 27 versus ¥-2,509.7B previously, near zero.

    2 April 2026
    Australian Bureau of Statistics reported Australia’s February trade surplus surged to 5,686M, beating forecasts and January revision

    Australia’s trade surplus surged to 5,686M as exports rose 4.9% and imports fell 3.2%.

    2 April 2026
    Donald Trump will deliver a national update on the Iran war at 01:00 GMT, CNN reports

    Trump to address nation on Iran war; expected to cite US outcomes, timeline; WTI falls 3.75%.

    2 April 2026
    Gold advances towards $4,775 as the US dollar weakens, while traders anticipate Trump’s Iran-war remarks amid easing tensions

    Gold climbed to $4,775 as dollar weakened and tensions eased; inflation and rate fears capped gains.

    2 April 2026
    During early Asian trading, gold nears $4,775 as a softer Dollar and easing Middle East tensions support it

    Gold hit $4,775 as dollar weakened; Middle East calm helped, but inflation and higher rate expectations capped gains.

    2 April 2026
    Min Joo Kang sees Q1 2026 GDP rebounding via chip exports and fiscal support, cutting 2026 growth to 2.0%

    South Korea’s growth rebounds on chip exports; 2026 forecast trimmed to 2.0% amid inflation, disruption risks.

    2 April 2026
    Min Joo Kang says South Korea’s Q1 2026 GDP should rebound; chip exports, fiscal support offset 2.0% forecast

    South Korea’s 1Q26 GDP may rebound on chip exports; 2026 growth cut to 2.0% amid inflation risks.

    2 April 2026
    South Korea’s annual consumer inflation recorded 2.2%, undershooting the 2.4% forecast during March data release

    South Korea’s March consumer inflation rose 2.2% year on year, missing forecasts of 2.4% and undershooting expectations.

    2 April 2026
    In March, South Korea’s annual CPI rose 2.2%, undershooting the 2.4% economists had anticipated

    South Korea’s March CPI rose 2.2% year-on-year, coming in below the 2.4% forecast.

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