​​Carnival Q1 2026 earnings preview: 27 March 2026 results​

​​Carnival Q1 2026 earnings preview: 27 March 2026 results​

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Brazil’s Mid-March CPI Cools to 0.44%, Slowing Sharply from February’s 0.84%

Brazil’s Mid-March CPI Cools to 0.44%, Slowing Sharply from February’s 0.84%

Brazil’s mid-month consumer inflation decelerated in March 2026, with the Mid-Month CPI registering a 0.44% month-over-month rise, down from a 0.84% increase in February. The latest reading, updated on 26 March 2026, signals a notable easing in price pressures compared with the previous month. On a month-over-month basis, the indicator shows that price growth in

Yen Slides Amid Rising Oil Pressures. Forecast as of 26.03.2026

Yen Slides Amid Rising Oil Pressures. Forecast as of 26.03.2026

2026.03.26 2026.03.26 Yen Slides Amid Rising Oil Pressures. Forecast as of 26.03.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ The Japanese government doubts that intervening in the Forex market will drive the USD/JPY pair down. The US dollar is strong amid surging Brent crude prices. Let’s discuss this and develop a trading plan. The article covers the following subjects: Major

Hong Kong Trade Gap Widens In February

Hong Kong Trade Gap Widens In February

Hong Kong’s trade deficit increased notably in February from a year ago as imprts grew faster than exports, data from the Census and Statistics Department showed on Thursday. The trade shortfall rose to HK$64.2 billion in February from HK$36.3 billion in the same month last year. In January, the trade balance showed a deficit of

Dutch Economy Holds Steady as Q4 2025 GDP Gro…

Dutch Economy Holds Steady as Q4 2025 GDP Gro…

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US Dollar Firms as US–Iran De-Escalation Remains Uncertain. Forecast as of 26.03.2026

US Dollar Firms as US–Iran De-Escalation Remains Uncertain. Forecast as of 26.03.2026

2026.03.26 2026.03.26 US Dollar Firms as US–Iran De-Escalation Remains Uncertain. Forecast as of 26.03.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Despite divergent monetary policies, the EUR/USD pair continues to track oil price movements. At the same time, Brent is driven by shifting headlines and rumors surrounding US–Iran negotiations. However, for now, Washington and Tehran are far from reaching an

Aussie’s Fertilizer Trap: Urea Price Explosion Squeezes AUD

Aussie’s Fertilizer Trap: Urea Price Explosion Squeezes AUD

The stalled US-Iran negotiations have shifted global “Fear Trade” focus toward the Strait of Hormuz’s role as a critical fertilizer bottleneck. With 35% of global Urea exports at risk, benchmark prices have surged, creating a “pincer effect” for the Australian Dollar. Despite high commodity prices, rising input costs for the 2026 winter crop are neutralizing

New Zealand Shares Rise Further Amid Ceasefi…

New Zealand Shares Rise Further Amid Ceasefi…

The NZX 50 added 48 points, or 0.4%, to close at 12,977 on Thursday, extending the previous session’s advance as Wall Street gained on Wednesday. Sentiment was buoyed by renewed optimism over a potential de-escalation of the Iran conflict. Risk appetite also improved following news that U.S. President Donald Trump will visit Beijing on May

investingLive Asia-Pacific FX news wrap: March towards a ground war continues

investingLive Asia-Pacific FX news wrap: March towards a ground war continues

In summary: Oil edges higher as geopolitical risk steadily builds Conflicting US-Iran messaging keeps uncertainty elevated Iran denies talks, US insists negotiations underway US claims major degradation of Iran’s military capability Israeli airstrikes continue, Iran hits regional targets Trump pushes for quick end but sets hard deadline Ground operation risk rising (Kharg Island / Hormuz

WSJ: China sees opportunity as Trump’s Taiwan stance raises uncertainty

WSJ: China sees opportunity as Trump’s Taiwan stance raises uncertainty

WSJ (gated) flags Taiwan risk as China tests Trump’s transactional policy stance. Summary: WSJ flags rising uncertainty in US Taiwan policy China sees opportunity in Trump’s approach Taiwan potentially part of broader negotiations Focus on subtle shifts in policy language Arms sales pause signals softer stance risk China increasing military and diplomatic pressure US distracted

US Futures Fall on Iran Uncertainty

US Futures Fall on Iran Uncertainty

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Hong Kong Trade Gap Widens In February

Japan Producer Prices Climb 2.7% On Year In February

Producer prices in Japan were up 2.7 percent on year in February, the Bank of Japan said on Thursday – following two straight months at 2.6 percent. On a monthly basis, producer prices were up 0.2 percent after sinking 0.5 percent in January. Subscribe to continue reading the article. This article is part of our

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