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Less Canadian dollar upside seen as U S election nears, Reuters poll finds

The Canadian dollar is set to strengthen less than previously thought over the coming year as sticky inflation potentially delays Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and uncertainty grows ahead of.

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S Korea s March exports set to rise on chip-led demand

South Korea s exports are expected to have risen in March for a sixth straight month, as strong demand for semiconductors continued to lead growth, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday. . -March 28, 2024 at 01:06 am EDT - MarketScreener

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China s March Factory Activity Likely Contracted for Sixth Month, at Slower Pace

China s March Factory Activity Likely Contracted for Sixth Month, at Slower Pace
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China s March factory activity likely contracted for sixth month, at slower pace

China s manufacturing activity likely contracted for a sixth straight month in March but at a slower pace, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, suggesting factory owners are still struggling for. -March 28, 2024 at 01:15 pm EDT - MarketScreener

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India s central bank likely to hold rates steady until at least July- Reuters poll

The Reserve Bank of India will keep interest rates unchanged until at least July, a bit longer than the U.S. central bank is expected to do so, on strong growth and still-elevated inflation,.

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