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Markets Today: China factory activity surges, French inflation jumps, FTSE 100 eyes further gain as data releases lie ahead
Global markets are defined by volatility and geopolitical tension. Japanese stocks face steep monthly losses due to Middle East fears, but a China manufacturing boom offers hope. Commodities are active: Brent Crude shows extreme strength, while Gold is poised for its worst month in 17 years. The US Dollar surges as a safe-haven, and the FTSE 100 eyes a short-term technical rally.
31-03-2026 06:48 GMT by Zain Vawda
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Chart alert: AUD/USD downtrend remains intact below 0.6910 despite Trump’s Iran war exit remarks
AUD/USD remains in a firm downtrend below 0.6910 despite earlier support from a hawkish RBA. The pair has reversed sharply from recent highs as rising stagflation risks and oil-driven macro uncertainty weigh on global risk sentiment. Increasing correlation with equities suggests further downside if markets weaken. A break below 0.6838 could expose 0.6710, while a move above 0.6910 may trigger a rebound.
31-03-2026 06:33 GMT by Kelvin Wong

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Too soon for a Crypto bounce – Bitcoin (BTC) & Ethereum (ETH) Outlook
Cryptocurrency update: Bitcoin and Ethereum struggle as a bearish turn sweeps across all risk assets amid rising inflationary fears and a strong US Dollar. Following Bitcoin's failed attempt to breach the $75,000 level after the 20 millionth BTC issuance, the broader altcoin market faces intense selling pressure. Explore an intraday technical analysis of the cryptocurrencies.
26-03-2026 19:01 GMT by Elior Manier
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Markets Today: China factory activity surges, French inflation jumps, FTSE 100 eyes further gain as data releases lie ahead
Global markets are defined by volatility and geopolitical tension. Japanese stocks face steep monthly losses due to Middle East fears, but a China manufacturing boom offers hope. Commodities are active: Brent Crude shows extreme strength, while Gold is poised for its worst month in 17 years. The US Dollar surges as a safe-haven, and the FTSE 100 eyes a short-term technical rally.
31-03-2026 06:48 GMT by Zain Vawda
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