Australian car sales in February jumped 5.1% y/y - ForexLive

Australian car sales in February jumped 5.1% y/y  ForexLive

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BOJ's Kataoka says 2% inflation is hard to foresee - ForexLive - ForexLive

BOJ's Kataoka says 2% inflation is hard to foresee - ForexLive  ForexLive

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More on the comments out of China yesterday on a bubble forming domestically in its real estate market - ForexLive

More on the comments out of China yesterday on a bubble forming domestically in its real estate market  ForexLive

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Japan - Jibun Bank/Markit Services 46.3 and Composite 48.2 PMI (final) for February - ForexLive

Japan - Jibun Bank/Markit Services 46.3 and Composite 48.2 PMI (final) for February  ForexLive

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Shares in the Bank of Japan (yes, really) have hit limit up the 3rd day in a row - ForexLive

Shares in the Bank of Japan (yes, really) have hit limit up the 3rd day in a row  ForexLive

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Tips For Traders: Preparing 2020 Tax Returns, Extensions, And 475 Elections - Forbes

Tips For Traders: Preparing 2020 Tax Returns, Extensions, And 475 Elections  Forbes

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Economic Data Calls for March 3, 2021

Here’s what we are looking for in tomorrow’s economic reports (March 3, 2021) — Good Luck Trading!

1. AU Q4 GDP (19:30 ET) Bullish AUD — Trade and Retail Sales improved in Q4
2. EZ PMI Services Revisions (03:55 ET) No Trade — Revisions are hard to predict but can be market moving
3. UK PMI Services Revisions (04:30 ET) No Trade — Revisions are hard to predict but can be market moving
3. EZ PPI (05:00 ET) Bullish EUR — Rise in EZ PPI
4. US ADP Employment Change (08:30 ET) No Trade — ADP is important leading indicator for NFP but hard to predict
5. US ISM Services (08:30 ET) Bullish USD — Likely to be stronger given rise in ISM manufacturing
6. US Fed Beige Book (14:00 ET) No Trade — We do not trade reports

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