EUR/USD expiries at 1.0900-10 may influence price action, with focus on SNB and BOE decisions.
NZD/USD declines despite economic growth; external challenges persist. Markets expect RBNZ rate cuts amid strong US Dollar.
SNB may cut rates by 25 basis points, while BOE is expected to hold but may cut later.
WTI Oil prices rose to $67.42 per barrel. Factors include supply, demand, geopolitics, OPEC decisions, and inventories.
Asian currencies fluctuated as the yen strengthened, New Zealand’s economy grew, Australia lost jobs, and China held rates.
Palladium prices fell to $953.50 per ounce, influenced by industrial demand, supply issues, and geopolitical risks.
ECB leaders, including Lagarde, Knot, Lane, and Holzmann, will deliver key speeches on monetary policy Thursday.
UK Claimant Count Rate rose to 4.7%, GBP/USD dropped below 1.3000, BoE expected to hold rates.
Foxconn’s AI server revenue will surpass iPhone sales in two years, driven by rising enterprise computing demand.
UK unemployment steady at 4.4%, claimant count rose, employment increased, and average earnings grew in January.
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