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    5 March 2026
    Standard Chartered’s Hunter Chan and Shuang Ding anticipate resilient China data despite weak official PMI sentiment signals

    Standard Chartered expects resilient China Jan–Feb data: steady output, rebounding retail, robust trade, stabilising investment, weaker property.

    5 March 2026
    Fed’s March 2026 Beige Book reports uneven expansion, persistent price pressures, and five districts flat or declining

    March 2026 Beige Book: mixed district activity, moderate price and wage gains, Fed may adjust rates.

    5 March 2026
    Despite strong US jobs and services data, the dollar softened as US-Iran conflict dampened market sentiment

    Dollar slips from near 100 as strong US data clashes with Middle East tensions; gold, oil surge.

    5 March 2026
    As safe-haven demand wanes, the Dollar Index drops 0.18%, ending near 98.90 after five-week peak retreat

    DXY slips to 98.90 as Middle East tensions lift oil, inflation worries; markets await jobless claims, NFP.

    5 March 2026
    They assess whether a March NASDAQ 100 peak is unlikely, citing pre-election years’ average patterns historically

    NASDAQ 100 hit 24,315 target, volatile on Iran news; Elliott Wave still targets 26,600 above warnings.

    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.

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