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The EUR/USD pair trades on a flat note near 1.1870 during the early Asian session on Friday. The major pair steadies
Japan Foreign Investment in Japan Stocks increased to ¥543.2B in February 6 from previous ¥494.6B
Gold price (XAU/USD) faces some selling pressure around $4,910 during the early Asian session on Friday. The yellow metal tumbles over
MUFG’s Senior Currency Analyst Lloyd Chan expects USD/MYR to keep trending lower, targeting 3.7000 by end‑2026 as a more durable Ringgit
Vertiv Holdings, LLC (VRT) is a provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions. The stock just delivered one of those
The recent price action for Applovin Corporation (APP) has shifted from expansion to correction. The stock is currently experiencing significant selling
The Pound Sterling tumbles on Thursday, down 0.36% in the day as risk aversion boosted the safe-haven appeal of the Japanese
The Pound Sterling edged higher to 1.3640 on Thursday, recovering from an earlier pullback after stronger-than-expected US jobs data initially weighed
The Japanese Yen strengthened past 153 per US Dollar on Thursday, rising for the fourth straight session after Prime Minister Sanae
OCBC analysts Sim Moh Siong and Christopher Wong note that USD/KRW has traded lower on Dollar weakness, stronger JPY, pro-risk sentiment
The New Zealand Dollar firmed to around 0.6057, its highest level in two weeks, as markets assessed the Reserve Bank of
The Australian Dollar rallied to a fresh three-and-a-half-year high above 0.7140 this week after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) reinforced
New Zealand Business NZ PMI fell from previous 56.1 to 55.2 in January
UOB’s research argues that Thailand’s ability to capture the new wave of global FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) depends less on tax
South Korea Import Price Growth (YoY) down to -1.2% in January from previous 0.3%
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The PBOC allows the yuan to fluctuate within a +/- 2% range, around this reference rate. Previous close 6.9033more to come
Takaichi adviser signals no need for reflationist BOJ picks as Japan exits deflation, March hike seen unlikely.Summary:PM adviser Honda says BOJ
Japan arrests Chinese fishing skipper inside its EEZ, adding fresh strain to already tense Tokyo–Beijing ties.Summary:Japan seized a Chinese fishing vessel
Japan signals steady but hard-fought progress on U.S. investment talks ahead of Takaichi’s Washington visit.Summary:Japan’s trade minister met U.S. Commerce Secretary
The People’s Bank of China is due to set the daily USD/CNY reference rate at around 0115 GMT (2115 US Eastern
NZ manufacturing opens 2026 in solid expansion territory, with production and new orders leading, though confidence softens.Summary:January PMI: 55.2 (vs 56.1
US January 2026 CPIWhen: Friday, 13 Feb 2026, 1230 GMT / 0830 US EasternSummary Consensus: headline CPI seen +0.3% m/m and
UBS: SNB unlikely to resist franc strength; EUR/CHF seen at 0.95 in 12 months.Summary:UBS says SNB unlikely to react forcefully to
Lagarde to speak at Munich Security Conference: what to watch and how markets may trade it.Summary:ECB President Christine Lagarde is scheduled
Westpac: near-term NZ inflation expectations likely to rise in Q1 RBNZ survey Summary:Westpac expects a lift in near-term inflation expectations in
It's a light sort of calendar, with the RBNZ info of note. Fed speakers include Miran, who always calls for lower
US weekly initial jobless claims 227K vs 222K expectedUS January existing home sales 3.91m vs 4.18m expectedTrump: We have to make
Microsoft is widely (and rightly) seen as a defining company of the past 50 years. It's changed the world completely, is
Two industries are getting smoked today that had previously been on the sidelines of the AI trade:Freight brokers/truckingOffice real estateHere is
Trump says they could have a deal with Iran over the next monthBut he will talk with Iran as long as
Forex markets are relatively subdued today, with most major pairs and crosses confined within yesterday’s ranges. After recent volatility, positioning appears
Risk sentiment was mixed in Asia today as Japan returned from holiday with Nikkei extending its post-election surge and briefly breaching
January’s highly anticipated US non-farm payroll report delivered a decisive upside surprise, with job growth nearly doubling expectations and marking the
Yen and Aussie are outperforming today as markets await the delayed US non-farm payroll report, while Dollar remains under pressure. Yen’s
Dollar stayed heavy in early US trade, but muted price action suggested there was little reaction to the disappointing retail sales
Japan remained the focal point of the Asian session as the Nikkei surged to yet another record high, extending gains fueled
Dollar is softer across the board today as its recent rebound appears to be losing momentum. The move lacks a single
Japan dominated the Asian session as markets reacted to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s decisive election victory over the weekend. The scale
After days dominated by fears of an intensified tech rout and structural disruption from artificial intelligence, markets ended the week on
Market sentiment appears to be stabilizing after this week’s sharp tech-led selloff. US equity futures are edging higher and cryptocurrencies are
Risk aversion intensified overnight, with US equities posting broad-based losses. DOW and S&P 500 both closed more than 1.2% lower, while
Sterling weakened sharply after the dovish read-through from the BoE’s rate hold. Although Bank Rate remained at 3.75%, the narrow 5–4
Risk-off sentiment intensified in US tech sector overnight, with another down day in the NASDAQ. The move reflected growing unease rather
Euro is trading steadily today despite inflation data coming in weaker than expected. The muted market reaction suggests investors are comfortable
Yen selloff returned to focus in Asian trading today as investors positioned ahead of Japan’s snap election this weekend. continues to
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