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    1 May 2026
    Following the Bank of England’s hawkish pause, GBP/USD rose nearly 1% to 1.3600 before key data releases

    GBP/USD surged to 1.3600 as BoE held rates; softer US GDP offset steady PCE inflation.

    1 May 2026
    In April, New Zealand’s ANZ–Roy Morgan consumer confidence fell to 80.3 from 91.3 previously

    New Zealand’s ANZ–Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence sank in April, dropping 11 points to 80.3 from 91.3.

    1 May 2026
    Markets were shaken as USD/JPY reversed sharply, tumbling 2.25% and shedding roughly 500 pips within hours

    USD/JPY tumbled 2.25% after a sharp 500-pip reversal, fueling suspected Japanese yen-buying intervention and volatility.

    1 May 2026
    UOB’s Ho Woei Chen sees robust Taiwanese growth, export-led, domestic demand rising, with 2026 above 9%

    Taiwan’s 1Q26 GDP surged 13.69%; 2026 growth seen above 9%, inflation 2%, rates steady.

    1 May 2026
    AUD/USD climbs above 0.7200 as Japanese intervention weakens the dollar despite strong US data

    AUD/USD tops 0.7200 as dollar slides on Japan intervention; US growth slows, Australia CPI fuels RBA hike bets.

    1 May 2026
    Following an earnings beat, Apple shares dipped slightly as executives cited iPhone sales constrained by advanced-chip shortages

    Apple beat forecasts; shares dipped after hours as chip shortages constrained iPhone sales; China strong; dividend, buyback.

    1 May 2026
    In March, Mexico’s fiscal balance deteriorated to -110.1B pesos, down from -50.733B previously

    Mexico’s March fiscal balance posted a 110.1 billion peso deficit, widening by 59.367 billion versus prior.

    1 May 2026
    After Japanese yen intervention and softer first-quarter US growth, the US Dollar Index slid sharply near 98.10

    DXY slid to 98.10 as weak US GDP and Japan intervention drove yen higher, lifting majors.

    1 May 2026
    DBS economist Chua Han Teng expects Thailand’s central bank to hold 1.00% rates until 2026 amid stagflation shocks

    DBS expects Thailand’s policy rate held at 1.00% through 2026 amid stagflation risks, inflation rising.

    1 May 2026
    UOB economist says China’s manufacturing looks upbeat on AI exports, while domestic demand and services weaken

    April PMI: manufacturing expanded on AI-driven exports, domestic demand softened; non-manufacturing contracted, price pressures contained overall.

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