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- UK unemployment rises to highest level in years while pay growth slows, boosting rate-cut bets.
- USDJPY – downside momentum stalls after almost 3% loss this week
- GOLD – sideways bias dominates near-term trading between $4900 and $5100
- January US inflation undershoots forecasts, reducing pressure on the Federal Reserve
- January sees US employment growth pick up sharply, defying expectations – NFP report
- EURCHF – bears consolidate above fresh 11-year low, pivotal 0.90 support under pressure
- Yen strengthens further after the election, advancing beyond critical chart levels
- Dow Jones – investors consolidate after the index surpasses 50,000 for the first time
- Eurozone investor morale improves markedly in February, surpassing projections
- U.S. private payroll growth falls well short of expectations – ADP
GOLD – sideways bias dominates near-term trading between $4900 and $5100
Gold prices edged slightly lower early Monday but remained confined to a narrow range amid subdued trading volumes, with markets in the Far East and the United States closed for holidays.
The metal has fluctuated within the $4900–$5100…
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January US inflation undershoots forecasts, reducing pressure on the Federal Reserve
US inflation rose by 0.2% in January, following a 0.3% increase in December. On an annual basis, consumer prices advanced 2.4%, marking a notable slowdown from December’s 2.7% pace and coming in below expectations for a 2.5%…
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January sees US employment growth pick up sharply, defying expectations – NFP report
The US January labor report, released Wednesday, showed an unexpected acceleration in job growth alongside a drop in unemployment, providing temporary relief for the Federal Reserve.
The stronger-than-expected numbers suggest that the…
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EURCHF – bears consolidate above fresh 11-year low, pivotal 0.90 support under pressure
EURCHF is consolidating just below the fresh multi-year low at 0.9094, the weakest level since January 2015, when the Swiss National Bank scrapped its 1.20 CHF per euro floor. The low was recorded on Tuesday and keeps the broader bearish…
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Yen strengthens further after the election, advancing beyond critical chart levels
USDJPY extended its sharp decline for a second consecutive session, retreating further from the February 9 lower high at 157.65, as the Japanese yen rallied following Prime Minister Takaichi’s election victory. The outcome…
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Dow Jones – investors consolidate after the index surpasses 50,000 for the first time
The Dow eased slightly from Monday’s new record high of 50,337 but remained firm, holding above the key 50,000 level breached last Friday after a 2.7% surge—the largest single-day gain since April 9, 2025.
The index outperformed its major…
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Eurozone investor morale improves markedly in February, surpassing projections
Eurozone investor morale strengthened markedly in February, reaching its highest level since July 2025, according to the Sentix survey released on Monday.
The index unexpectedly jumped to 4.2 points in February, rebounding from a 1.8 point…
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U.S. private payroll growth falls well short of expectations – ADP
The ADP private payrolls report released on Wednesday showed that U.S. private-sector job growth came in well below expectations in January, largely due to employment declines in professional and business services as well as manufacturing.…
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GOLD – rebound above $5,000 strengthens the short-term outlook and lifts market optimism
Gold climbed back above the $5,000 mark on Wednesday, as the recovery stretched into a second straight session after surging nearly 6% on Tuesday — the strongest single-day gain in years.
The brief easing in geopolitical tensions, which…
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Reserve Bank of Australia hikes interest rates by 0.25% amid ongoing inflationary pressures
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points, lifting the rate from 3.60% to 3.85% in a unanimous decision that was widely expected.
This marks the RBA’s first rate hike in two years, coming just six months…
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