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Dutch Manufacturing Output Contracts 1.3% in …

Dutch Manufacturing Output Contracts 1.3% in …

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China Inflation Slows; Producer Prices Rise For First Time Since 2022

China Inflation Slows; Producer Prices Rise For First Time Since 2022

China’s consumer price inflation moderated in March as demand weakened typically after the Lunar New Year holiday, while producer prices exited deflation for the first time since 2022 as the Middle East conflict pushed up oil prices. Consumer prices rose 1.0 percent year-on-year in March, the National Bureau of Statistics reported Friday. This was slower

China’s March CPI Growth Eases to 1.0% Year-o…

China’s March CPI Growth Eases to 1.0% Year-o…

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Australia seeks fuel security in Singapore as Hormuz disruption hits supply

Australia seeks fuel security in Singapore as Hormuz disruption hits supply

Australia turns to Singapore for fuel security as Hormuz disruption tightens supply. Summary: PM Anthony Albanese in Singapore to secure fuel supply amid Hormuz disruption Singapore supplies ~55% of Australia’s petrol imports (South Korea supplies ~22% and India~11.5%) Australia imports ~84% of refined fuel, highlighting vulnerability Domestic diesel shortages already impacting mining and agriculture Singapore

BoJ flags stagflation risk if Middle East shock deepens, but says Japan not there yet.

BoJ flags stagflation risk if Middle East shock deepens, but says Japan not there yet.

Summary: BoJ’s Himino says Japan not currently in stagflation Warns prolonged Middle East conflict could create stagflation-like conditions Highlights policy dilemma: weaker growth vs rising inflation BoJ to assess scale and duration of shock before adjusting policy Reaffirms data-dependent approach at each meeting Signals flexibility, but no shift away from inflation target Bank of Japan

China Inflation Slows; Producer Prices Rise For First Time Since 2022

Japan Producer Prices Climb 0.8% In March

Producer prices in Japan were up 0.8 percent on month in March, the Bank of Japan said on Friday. That missed expectations for an increase of 0.9 percent following the upwardly revised 0.1 percent gain in February (originally -0.1 percent). Subscribe to continue reading the article. This article is part of our premium content offering.Subscribe

Indian banks in race against clock to unwind USD/INR trades

Indian banks in race against clock to unwind USD/INR trades

Indian banks are scrambling to unwind arbitrage trades between rupee non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and onshore markets, as the deadline for meeting new onshore end-of-day position limits set by the Reserve Bank of India fast approaches.  The RBI has given banks until April 10 to comply with a $100 million cap on net open positions in

New Zealand Manufacturing Momentum Cools as B…

New Zealand Manufacturing Momentum Cools as B…

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Trump warns Iran over Hormuz transit fees as shipping tensions escalate

Trump warns Iran over Hormuz transit fees as shipping tensions escalate

Trump warns Iran against charging Hormuz transit fees, as the issue becomes a flashpoint for global energy security and post-war power dynamics. Summary: Trump warns Iran against charging transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz Reports suggest some vessels may already be paying significant tolls Move challenges long-standing international law on free passage Comes amid

Argentina’s Industrial Slump Deepens as Febru…

Argentina’s Industrial Slump Deepens as Febru…

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Now the stock market can get back to selling software stocks

Now the stock market can get back to selling software stocks

Yesterday’s relief rally in software stocks was quickly crushed and today the war lows were promptly taken out. The IGV software ETF is down 4.6% on the day. While the war was going on, Anthropic released more details on Claude and just yesterday, Meta released a solid model that highlights that scaling laws still apply.

Silver Rises to .5 on Middle East Tensions

Silver Rises to $74.5 on Middle East Tensions

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Brent Oil Stalls at 0 Ahead of Islamabad Talks,  or 0+ Next?

Brent Oil Stalls at $100 Ahead of Islamabad Talks, $80 or $110+ Next?

Global markets have shifted from ceasefire euphoria to cautious consolidation, with Brent oil recovering from initial selloff and stabilizing at around $100, as traders await clarity from high-stakes talks in Islamabad. The initial relief rally in stocks has also stalled quickly, highlighting skepticism that the current truce can deliver a lasting de-escalation. At the center

Why Gold Prices Are Rising and Falling: Key Factors Explained

Why Gold Prices Are Rising and Falling: Key Factors Explained

2026.04.09 2026.04.09 Why Is the Gold Price Rising? Reasons Gold Goes Up and Down Artem Parshinhttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/artem-parshin/ In 2026, almost everyone asked, “Why is gold going up?” In just a few years, the gold rally has taken gold prices from $1,500 to $5,000 per ounce. Naturally, everyone wonders why gold is so expensive. In short, the

​​US Q1 bank earnings – strong performance overshadowed by geopolitics

​​US Q1 bank earnings – strong performance overshadowed by geopolitics

​​​Q1 to reveal solid earnings growth ​The big six US banks are poised to report a strong round of earnings. All are expected to see a rise in earnings, with some likely to see very healthy double-digit increases. This is a reflection of the strength of the US economy, which has successfully navigated the challenges of Trump’s tariff drama,

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