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  1. ING Comments on Euro, Sterling, Poland's Zloty
    MT Newswires | 03/05/26 06:15 AM EST

    EUR/USD remains fragile as energy turns bid again amid the Middle East conflict, said ING. Another soft day for equities on Thursday, where Europe underperforms the United States, could see EUR/USD back at the 1.1530/50 area, wrote the bank in a note. There are a few speakers from the European Central Bank on Thursday, including Luis de Guindos, Olli Rehn and Christine Lagarde.

  2. Chamath Palihapitiya questions bitcoin?s role as central bank reserve asset
    Coindesk | 03/05/26 06:07 AM EST

    Billionaire Venture capitalist points to privacy and fungibility concerns, while debate grows over corporate bitcoin strategies such as Strategy?s massive holdings.

  3. *--US Treasury Yields Jump Pre-Bell as Investors Await Labor Market, Trade Data While Iran War Keeps Oil Elevated
    MT Newswires | 03/05/26 06:02 AM EST

  4. TREASURIES-US bonds tumble as oil price surge kindles inflation fears
    Reuters | 03/05/26 05:56 AM EST

    A steep selloff in U.S. Treasuries continued for a fourth day on Thursday, as investors fretted that surging energy prices from the war in the Middle East could stoke inflation and derail the Federal Reserve's rate outlook.

  5. ECB policymakers warn of inflation spike if Iran war lasts
    Reuters | 03/05/26 05:51 AM EST

    * Long war seen pushing inflation up, growth down. * De Guindos says baseline is for short conflict. * Rehn warns against excessive optimism. By Francesco Canepa and Jan Strupczewski. Three European Central Bank policymakers warned on Thursday that euro zone inflation would likely rise, and growth sag, if the war in Iran were to become drawn out and suck in more countries.

  6. *--US Equity Index Futures Fall Pre-Bell ahead of Challenger Job Cuts, Jobless Claims as Iran War Rages
    MT Newswires | 03/05/26 05:32 AM EST

  7. Global economy faces inflation and growth test amid escalating conflict in Iran - Goldman
    Reuters | 03/05/26 04:56 AM EST

    A temporary surge in oil prices to $100 per barrel could slow global growth by 0.4 percentage point, Goldman Sachs (GS) analysts said on Thursday, as a widening conflict in Iran chokes off vital Middle East oil and gas flows.

  8. Aptiv Unit Prices Expanded $1.6 Billion Debt Sale for Future Spinoff
    MT Newswires | 03/05/26 03:54 AM EST

    Aptiv (APTV) said late Wednesday that a newly formed holding company for its electrical distribution systems unit priced an expanded $1.6 billion private debt offering. The transaction features equal $800 million in senior notes maturing in 2031 and 2034, which represent a $100 million increase from the original target, the company said.

  9. UAE's financial sector is resilient, c.bank says after Iranian air attacks
    Reuters | 03/05/26 03:15 AM EST

    The United Arab Emirates central bank governor said on Thursday, six days into the conflict in the Middle East, that the country's banking and financial sector is resilient, strong, stable, and well-positioned to navigate regional developments.

  10. Wall Street closes down as oil prices spike on Middle East conflict
    Reuters | 03/05/26 03:12 AM EST

    U.S. stocks closed down on Thursday as the Middle East conflict entered its sixth day, pushing oil prices higher and spurring worries about inflation and whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates.

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