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  1. CANADA FX DEBT-Canadian dollar notches monthly gain as equities rally
    Reuters | 03:28 PM EDT

    * Canadian dollar weakens 0.1% against the greenback. * Touches its strongest level since Feb. 21 at 1.3508. * Canadian GDP rises 0.5% in January. * Canadian bond yields ease across curve. By Fergal Smith.

  2. Form FWP ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Filed by: ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
    EDGAR SEC Filings | 03:27 PM EDT

    http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20230331/AI2ZA22CZC22O2KK222P2M424NWBZC22ZW52 Filed on: March 31, 2023.

  3. Fed's Williams says financial conditions key to rate policy outlook
    Reuters | 03:11 PM EDT

    Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said Friday uncertain developments with financial conditions will be a key contributor to his thinking about what's next for central bank interest rate policy.

  4. US STOCKS-Nasdaq set for best qtr since 2020, latest inflation data a boost
    Reuters | 03:05 PM EDT

    * February PCE growth slows. * S&P 500 set to gain for second straight quarter. * Indexes up: Dow 0.8%, S&P 0.9%, Nasdaq 1.3% By Caroline Valetkevitch. NEW YORK, March 31 - The Nasdaq was set to post its biggest quarterly gain since June 2020, with U.S. stocks rallying on Friday as signs of cooling inflation bolstered hopes the Federal Reserve might soon end its aggressive interest rate hikes.

  5. Fed's Collins says latest inflation data doesn't change policy path yet
    Reuters | 02:54 PM EDT

    Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins said on Friday that wherever the U.S. central bank stops with its interest rate rises, maintaining that level for some time will be critical in helping to lower high inflation back to the 2% target.

  6. Form FWP ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Filed by: ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
    EDGAR SEC Filings | 02:50 PM EDT

    http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20230331/AI2PA22CZC22O2IK222P2M424NWBZC22Z252 Filed on: March 31, 2023.

  7. Argentina's dollars drain fastest since 2019 as IMF decision looms
    Reuters | 02:47 PM EDT

    Argentina's central bank dollar sell-off is set to end March at the fastest monthly pace since late 2019, according to official data and traders, underscoring the precarious position for the indebted country as drought hits its vital grains exports. The bank will end the month having sold $1.9 billion in foreign currency to meet payments and prop up the embattled peso currency's crawling peg.

  8. Ecuador central bank cuts 2023 growth forecast due to lower oil exports
    Reuters | 01:45 PM EDT

    Ecuador's central bank on Friday cut the Andean country's economic growth forecast for the year to 2.6%, from 3.1%, citing the impact of reduced oil exports, and said economic growth in 2022 was 2.9% Protests, an earthquake, and damage to infrastructure have all weighed on Ecuador's oil operations this year, with the country's energy ministry cutting its oil production forecast for 2023 by 8%. ...

  9. Banking Crisis Is How It Starts, Recession Is How It Ends
    | 01:02 PM EDT

    As the Fed tightens monetary policy, a banking crisis is historically the first evidence that something was breaking. "Last week, amid a rash of bank insolvencies, government agencies took action to stem a potential banking crisis. Banks quickly tapped the program, as shown by the $152 billion surge in borrowings from the Federal Reserve.

  10. US STOCKS-S&P 500 set for upbeat end to quarter amid softer Fed policy hopes
    Reuters | 12:52 PM EDT

    * February PCE growth slows. * Rate-sensitive stocks lead gains. * Micron down as China to launch cybersecurity review. * Indexes up: Dow 0.74%, S&P 0.85%, Nasdaq 1.09% By Amruta Khandekar and Ankika Biswas.

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