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Paraguay's trade surplus widened to $166.8 million in March 2026 from $46.7 million a year earlier, marking the highest since May 2024. Exports rose 35.5% to $1.90 billion, with industrial manufactured goods up 69.3%, agricultural products up 64.3%, and primary goods up 55.5%. Electricity sales fell 49.8%. Imports rose 27.9% to $1.74 billion, with intermediate goods purchases up 22.8%, consumer goods up 15.8%, and capital goods up 3.8%.

Paraguay Trade Surplus Widens in March

US equities were trading higher on Monday afternoon, tracking a slight trim in benchmark oil prices and a pullback in yields as investors hoped that a deal would eventually be reached between the US and Iran. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 were up more than 0.5% on the rally for companies in software and applications, while the Dow hovered above the flatline. Although the US failed to reach an agreement with Iran over the weekend, prompting President Trump to announce a blockade targeting Iranian oil shipments, Trump later stated that Iran had reached out and is now seeking to resume negotiations. Oracle, Palantir, Crowdstrike, and ServiceNow surged over 5%. Meanwhile, banks and asset managers were mixed ahead of their earnings this week, set to unveil risks on higher yields and vulnerabilities to private credit stress. Goldman Sachs was the first to report, sliding 4% as it missed revenue estimates for fixed-income, currencies, and commodity trading.

US Stocks Turn Positive

WTI crude oil futures were up 3% at nearly $100 per barrel on Monday afternoon, cutting gains of up to 9% from the morning amid the uncertainty of risks to supply from the Middle East conflict. The United States imposed a blockade on Iranian-linked shipping near the Strait of Hormuz under Donald Trump, following the collapse of negotiations with Iran. Washington accused Tehran of failing to curb its nuclear ambitions, while Iran warned of potential retaliation, raising risks of supply disruptions in a key global energy corridor. A report from OPEC+ showed the cartel's output declined 7.9 million barrels per day in March due to the closure of the Strait. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia said it has restored full pumping capacity through its East-West pipeline to the Red Sea, along with output from the Manifa field.

Crude Oil Pulls Back

Tin futures in the UK rose to $48,000 per tonne in April, the highest in one month and gaining nearly 20% year-to-date amid risks to supply and lingering speculative bets on demand. The Indonesian government seized 500 tonnes of tin and arrested suspects of illegal mining operations. The move doubled down on Jakarta's threat that it would crack down on mining activity that lack licensing after President Subianto ordered the closure of 1,000 illegal mines in Sumatra, tightening the outlook on supply from the key exporter. Elsewhere, operations in Myanmar's Man Maw mine remained slow since being closed for a resource audit in 2023. Meanwhile, tin's utility in datacenters drove Asian traders to pile on futures contracts for speculative positions on AI technology following the crowded developments in silver, although trading halts by the SHFE limited the rally.

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