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    6 March 2026
    Ahead of NFP, GBP/USD slipped 0.2%, near 1.3350, constrained in tense trade around three-month lows

    GBP/USD hovers near three-month lows as UK growth outlook weakens; markets await US jobs report signals.

    6 March 2026
    Risk-off sentiment pushed NZD/USD down 0.7%, near 0.5900, erasing February gains, bullish momentum fading

    NZD/USD slid to 0.5900 as RBNZ stays dovish, RBA hawkish, and safe-haven USD strengthens.

    6 March 2026
    AUD/USD drops roughly 1%, hovering near 0.7010 after dipping under 0.7000, extending two bearish sessions

    Australian Dollar slides on Middle East risk-off, despite strong Q4 GDP; oil surge and Fed data pressured.

    6 March 2026
    Risk aversion and strong US data bolster the Dollar, pushing EUR/USD down towards 1.1600 amid conflict

    EUR/USD dips toward 1.1600 as Middle East tensions fuel risk-off; strong US data supports dollar strength.

    6 March 2026
    USD/JPY rises 0.30% as bulls hold 157.00, helped by risk-off, strong US jobs, hawkish Barkin

    USD/JPY climbs to 157.50 as dollar strengthens; bullish engulfing signals further gains, but intervention risks cap.

    6 March 2026
    US equities slid as oil jumped 9% amid Iran conflict, with WTI $81.64 and Brent $85.85

    US stocks slid as oil surged 9% on Iran war fears, disrupting Hormuz shipping and markets.

    6 March 2026
    As Middle East conflict escalates, risk aversion lifts USD above 17.70; strong US jobs curb Fed cuts

    USD/MXN climbed to 17.72 as Middle East tensions spurred risk-off flows, boosting the US Dollar.

    6 March 2026
    Ahead of NFP, the US dollar strengthens as soaring oil prices rise on Middle East conflict fears

    Dollar firmed as oil hit July 2024 high on Hormuz risks; markets awaited US payrolls, ECB signals.

    6 March 2026
    For the first time since mid-2024, WTI climbed beyond $80, after Thursday’s 6%-plus surge

    WTI jumps above $80 as Hormuz closes, tankers halt, LNG exports hit, raising growth risks.

    6 March 2026
    INGING’s Lynn Song says China set 2026 growth at 4.5–5.0%, accepting slower expansion while maintaining ambitions

    China targets 4.5–5.0% GDP growth for 2026, keeping fiscal goals steady while focusing on tech self-reliance.

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