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    19 March 2025
    New Zealand’s current account deficit in Q4 2024 exceeded expectations, impacting the NZD/USD response

    New Zealand’s Q4 2024 current account deficit fell to NZ$7.037 billion, driven by increased services and goods exports.

    19 March 2025
    The People’s Bank of China established the USD/CNY reference rate at 7.1697, lower than before

    PBOC sets USD/CNY at 7.1697, emphasizing stability, growth, and reforms using key financial tools and policies.

    19 March 2025
    A strategy firm intends to raise $500 million for Bitcoin acquisition and corporate purposes amidst price fluctuation

    Strategy software firm plans to raise $500M via preferred stock for corporate needs, working capital, and Bitcoin acquisition.

    19 March 2025
    A ceasefire agreement between Putin and Trump on energy was discussed alongside various economic updates

    Trump and Putin agreed to a 30-day ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, and expert groups; markets and commodities fluctuated.

    19 March 2025
    February saw Australia’s Westpac Leading Index (MoM) decline from 0.13% to 0.06%

    Westpac Leading Index falls from 0.13% to 0.06%, signaling a slowing economic outlook in Australia.

    19 March 2025
    Wednesday features the Bank of Japan’s anticipated meeting, with all economists expecting no changes

    Bank of Japan expected to maintain policy settings on March 19, 2025, according to economists’ unanimous survey.

    19 March 2025
    A private survey indicates a larger-than-anticipated increase in crude oil inventory levels

    API data suggests crude up 0.9M, distillates down 0.3M, gasoline down 2.4M ahead of EIA report.

    19 March 2025
    Fitch warns Germany’s AAA credit rating risks future pressure due to rising debt and spending concerns

    Germany approves increased borrowing for infrastructure and security, raising debt levels and potentially impacting its AAA rating.

    19 March 2025
    In January, Japan’s month-on-month machinery orders decreased from -1.2% to -3.5%

    Japan’s machinery orders fell from -1.2% to -3.5%, signaling potential concerns for the manufacturing sector’s performance.

    19 March 2025
    In February, Japan’s year-on-year imports fell to -0.7%, disappointing the anticipated 0.1% increase

    Japan’s February imports fell 0.7%, missing expectations. Bank of Japan’s rate decision may impact Yen volatility.

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