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European Car Sales Rise Modestly in February, Tesla Reverses Year-long Skid
March 24 (Reuters) - New car sales in Europe rose in February after falling in January, while sustained demand for electric vehicles helped Elon Musk's all-electric brand Tesla TSLA.O resume growth for the first time since December 2024, official data showed on Tuesday.Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
INDIA BONDS-India bonds extend losses as higher US yields, debt supply weigh
By Dharamraj Dhutia MUMBAI, March 24 (Reuters) - Indian government bonds extended losses on Tuesday, largely defying a pullback in oil prices, as elevated U.S. Treasury yields and a large state debt sale weighed on sentiment.The benchmark 6.48% 2035 yield IN064835G=CC was at 6.8416% as of 10:30 a...Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
China positions itself as a stable economic force amid global uncertainty at Beijing forum
China's stability message contrasts with U.S. policy volatilityU.S. corporate leaders attend, Japanese executives absent amid diplomatic tensionsChina's five-year plan central to forum discussionsChina's trade surplus hits record $1.2 trillion in 2025 amid global tensionsBy Casey Hall an...Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
INDIA BONDS-India bonds seen lower as elevated oil, higher US yields pinch; debt sale in focus
By Dharamraj Dhutia MUMBAI, March 24 (Reuters) - Indian government bonds are expected to extend losses on Tuesday after elevated oil prices and rising U.S. Treasury yields triggered the sharpest selloff since October 2023 in the previous session, while the focus is on a mega state debt sale.The b...Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
AUD/JPY falls to near 110.50 following Israeli strikes on Tehran
AUD/JPY extends its losses for the second successive day, trading around 110.60 during the Asian hours on Tuesday. The currency cross weakens amid heightened risk aversion following a fresh wave of Israeli strikes on Tehran.
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Tue, Mar 24
Japan's core inflation slows below BOJ target, complicates rate communication
February core CPI rises 1.6% yr/yr vs forecast +1.7%BOJ's preferred index excluding fresh food, fuel up 2.5% yr/yrSubsidies offset rising import costs for fuel, raw materialBOJ to disclose new indicator to better gauge price trendBy Leika Kihara TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Japan's core co...Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
NZ central bank warns prolonged energy shock could force rate hikes
RBNZ may raise rates if inflation becomes entrenched, says governor BremanMarkets expect a 60% chance of rate hike by MayEconomists say RBNZ unlikely to raise rates in next 6 monthsBy Lucy Craymer and Wayne Cole AUCKLAND, March 24 (Reuters) - The head of New Zealand's central bank said on Tue...Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
Japan’s Katayama says plan to compile temporary budget for 11 days
Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said on Tuesday that she plans to compile a temporary budget for 11 days. Katayama further stated that the government will use 800 billion yen reserve funds to finance gasoline subsidies.
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Tue, Mar 24
EU and Australia agree to trade deal to boost ties — Bloomberg
Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that the European Union (EU) and Australia agreed to a free-trade deal and broader partnership, wrapping up almost a decade of talks as the two sides push to tighten ties and reinvigorate a rules-based order that’s under assault from the US President Donald Trump adminiFxstreet
Tue, Mar 24
Japan's factory activity growth slows in March, PMI shows
TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Activity in Japan's manufacturing sector slowed in March, as orders and output cooled in an early sign of the Middle East conflict's impact on Japanese businesses, a survey showed on Tuesday. The S&P Global flash Japan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' In...Reuters
Tue, Mar 24
Fed’s Daly: No single most likely path for monetary policy
San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly said that unless the Iran conflict resolves quickly and the central bank can simply "look through" a temporary increase in oil prices, it is not clear what the next move on interest rates will need to be, Reuters reported on Monday.Fxstreet
Mon, Mar 23
RBNZ’s Breman says will see higher inflation over the near term, some growth impact
Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) Governor Anna Breman said on Tuesday that she sees near-term inflation lift, driven by energy shocks. Breman signaled readiness to act if medium-term inflation risks build.
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Mon, Mar 23
