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    4 March 2026
    Canada’s fourth-quarter labour productivity slipped 0.1% quarter-on-quarter, matching market expectations without unexpected deviation

    Canada’s labour productivity slipped 0.1% in Q4, matching forecasts, as output per hour worked edged down.

    4 March 2026
    According to ADP, February saw US private payrolls rise 63,000; pay grew 4.5% annually, beating forecasts

    ADP: US private jobs +63,000 in February; pay up 4.5%, dollar dips, Middle East tensions lift oil.

    4 March 2026
    In February, US ADP employment rose 63K, topping forecasts of 50K by 13K

    US ADP private payrolls increased 63,000 in February, beating forecasts of 50,000, signalling stronger labour market.

    4 March 2026
    Following Operation “Epic Fury”, an energy price shock briefly lifts the Dollar index towards the 96.000–100.00 range

    Dollar jumps on “Epic Fury” energy shock; MUFG sees DXY testing 96–100 as Fed cuts fade.

    4 March 2026
    Bessent voiced confidence in US jobs, while outlining views on labour, trade and energy amid volatility

    Bessent projects 2025 job growth, temporary tariff hikes, stable oil supply, and renewed US-China trade tensions.

    4 March 2026
    Rabobank says USD/JPY eased after profit-taking; Ueda’s hawkishness and yen safe-haven appeal strengthened support

    USD/JPY slips from 158 as Ueda’s hawkish tone boosts yen; April hike expectations grow, 145 forecast.

    4 March 2026
    Before the New York open, Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures rise, hovering above pivots, eyeing breakouts

    US index futures rose pre-open, trading above pivots; markets now watch whether prices hold or rotate.

    4 March 2026
    US MBA mortgage applications rose to 11% from 0.4%, showing sharp growth at February’s end

    US MBA mortgage applications surged 11% in week ending February 27, accelerating from prior 0.4% increase.

    4 March 2026
    In January, Eurozone producer prices fell 2.1% year-on-year, beating forecasts for a 2.7% decline

    Eurozone producer prices fell 2.1% year-on-year in January, a smaller drop than the expected 2.7%.

    4 March 2026
    In January, Eurozone monthly producer prices rose 0.7%, surpassing forecasts which had predicted 0.2%

    Eurozone producer prices rose 0.7% in January, beating the 0.2% forecast and signalling stronger inflation pressures.

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