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    5 March 2026
    Amid a broad US Dollar pullback, the New Zealand Dollar drove NZD/USD up 0.73% to 0.5940

    NZD/USD climbed 0.73% to 0.5940 as RBNZ held rates; key EMAs, supports, resistances outlined.

    5 March 2026
    USD/CHF slid 0.25% after failing to close above 0.7819 50-day SMA amid rising risk aversion

    USD/CHF slips 0.25% below 0.7800; downtrend persists. Break 0.7784 targets 0.7700, then 0.7660-0.7680 support.

    5 March 2026
    WTI eases from earlier rises, hovering near $74.32 after $77.20 peak, as traders weigh US-Iran tensions

    WTI dips from one-year high; still up 10% as US-Iran tensions and Hormuz risks persist.

    5 March 2026
    Amid Middle East conflict, gold surpasses $5,100, gaining over 1% despite prior dollar-driven losses

    Gold rebounded over 1% as Middle East tensions lingered, dollar softened, and traders watched Fed easing expectations.

    5 March 2026
    DBS economists see strong Singapore growth, AI boosts, low inflation; oil shocks could strain exports, consumers, MAS

    Singapore’s economy grows strongly, but Middle East risks may raise energy costs, affecting inflation, consumers, exporters.

    5 March 2026
    The Dow regained Tuesday’s steep losses, rising 312 points to 48,807 as ADP and ISM calmed growth fears

    Stocks rebounded as oil eased; Dow +312, S&P +0.87%, Nasdaq +1.47% amid jobs, PMI focus.

    5 March 2026
    Middle East conflict drives safe-haven demand, lifting XAG/USD to $83.80, rebounding after sharp two-day sell-off

    Silver jumps 1.6% to $83.80 on Middle East tensions, Hormuz risks, and Fed cut bets.

    5 March 2026
    Nordea’s Pedersen says Denmark’s strong finances and employment can shoulder NATO’s 5% GDP defence spending requirement

    Denmark can absorb higher defence spending, but it will squeeze welfare, tax reforms, and productivity priorities.

    5 March 2026
    After an opening sell-off, retail fear faded as buyers drove the S&P 500 higher later on

    S&P 500 rebounded after early selloff; Middle East tensions whipsawed traders as oil stayed high, yields watched.

    4 March 2026
    With Middle East tensions lingering, the pound rebounds near 1.3400 as traders disregard robust US data

    GBP regained against the dollar, nearing 1.3400 as Middle East tensions overshadowed robust US job data.

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