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    18 March 2026
    Ahead of the Federal Reserve decision, EUR/USD holds near 1.1530 after two sessions of gains, edging lower

    EUR/USD dips near 1.1530 as dollar steadies ahead Fed; Middle East oil tensions complicate Fed-ECB outlook.

    18 March 2026
    With bearish momentum persisting, XAG/USD hovers above $79, rangebound in Asia as traders await the FOMC decision

    Silver trades near $79.35 ahead of FOMC; broken trendline, weak indicators signal downside, with support $79–$78.

    18 March 2026
    Reuters reported the US military struck Iranian coastal missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz to protect shipping

    US military struck Iranian missile sites near Strait of Hormuz, citing shipping risks; oil prices edged lower.

    18 March 2026
    WTI trades near $95 as Iran-linked facility attacks heighten Middle East tensions and escalate supply disruption worries

    WTI hovered near $95 amid Middle East tensions, looming EIA report, while rising US stockpiles capped gains.

    18 March 2026
    Australia’s Westpac Leading Index fell to -0.1% month-on-month, easing from the prior -0.04% reading

    Westpac’s leading index in Australia dipped to -0.1% in February, slightly weaker than the previous month.

    18 March 2026
    February’s adjusted merchandise trade balance in Japan fell to ¥-374.2B, reversing the prior ¥455.5B surplus

    Japan’s adjusted trade balance swung from a ¥455.5bn surplus to a ¥374.2bn deficit in February.

    18 March 2026
    Traders anticipate Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan decisions as USD/JPY slips slightly, staying near 158.90

    USD/JPY edges lower near 158.90 ahead of Fed, BoJ decisions; key support 158.00, resistance 160.00.

    18 March 2026
    New Zealanders’ Westpac consumer survey climbed to 94.7 in the fourth quarter, rising from 90.9

    New Zealand’s Westpac Consumer Survey increased to 94.7 in Q4, up from 90.9 last quarter.

    18 March 2026
    UOB economists foresee Thailand’s policy rate staying at 1.00% until Q1 2027, despite oil-driven inflationary pressure

    UOB economists see Thailand’s policy rate staying at 1.00% through 1Q27, despite oil-driven inflation pressures.

    18 March 2026
    New Zealand’s current account-to-GDP ratio fell to -3.7%, down from -3.5% in the fourth quarter

    New Zealand’s current account deficit widened in Q4, with the ratio slipping to -3.7% from -3.5%.

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