US business activity grew moderately in March; mixed PMIs and Middle East war fueled inflation concerns, dollar rose.
GBP/JPY edged lower near 212.50 as weak UK PMIs weighed, despite softer Japanese inflation support.
Yoon nominates Shin as Bank of Korea governor; markets price hikes, but macro risks pressure won, KOSPI.
S&P Global’s US Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.4 in March, beating forecasts and signaling manufacturing expansion.
US S&P Global Services PMI in March fell to 51.1, below 51.7 forecast, still signaling expansion.
S&P Global US Composite PMI slipped to 51.4 in March from 51.9, still indicating expansion.
Vertex Pharmaceuticals (VRTX) shows bullish weekly trend above August 2025 low; break November 2024 high confirms wave (III).
Kraft Heinz nears $20–$21 support at multi-year lows, offering 7.54% yield and potential technical bounce ahead.
TD Securities warns gold’s bull run weakens as official buying fades, risking CTA selling and positioning washout.
EU signs Australia free-trade deal, cutting tariffs, boosting quotas, protecting product names, pending European Parliament approval.
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