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1 Apr 2015

Russia HSBC Manufacturing PMI down to 48.1 in March from previous 49.7

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Apr 1, 2015

USD weakens in the Asian session, EUR outperforms – TDS

Prashant Newnaha, Asia-Pacific Macro Strategist at TD Securities, summarizes the market performance during the Asian trade, noting that USD continued to weaken among G10 FX, with EUR and NOK coming out as the top performers.

China Manufacturing PMIs edge higher – TradeTheNews

The TradeTheNews Team comments that after a dismal performance in the previous two months, Chinese Manufacturing PMIs edged higher, while average prices of new residential properties across major 100 cities fell 0.15%.