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Feb 2026
Johnson Controls is expected to rise towards 151.50, then correct, while delivering building systems worldwide

Johnson Controls (JCI) shows bullish Elliott Wave setup, targeting $151.52, while pullbacks hold above 1/06/2026 low.

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Feb 2026
Following softer Canadian inflation, the Canadian dollar slips as USD/CAD rises for a fifth straight session

USD/CAD climbed to 1.3676 as weak Canadian inflation and falling oil prices pressured the loonie.

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Feb 2026
Tuesday sees XAG/USD sliding near $73.70 as rate-cut optimism fades, weighed by geopolitical worries and inflation data

Silver slid 3.5% to $73.70 as Fed cut hopes stayed muted; traders awaited FOMC minutes.

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Feb 2026
Amazon resumes decline after completing wave four rebound, entering wave five towards Fibonacci downside targets

AMZN resumed decline after corrective wave 4 bounce; wave 5 impulse targets 192.96, possibly 187.17.

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Feb 2026
Commerzbank’s Carsten Fritsch says oil prices rise amid US–Iran tensions and OPEC+ supply expectations shift

Oil prices rise on US-Iran tensions; OPEC+ may boost output, but constraints and weaker Russian exports loom.

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Feb 2026
Danske’s researchers say Sweden’s unemployment fell to 8.0%, lowering rate-cut odds and implying revisions

Sweden unemployment rate falls to 8.0%, beating forecasts, lowering chance of near-term Riksbank rate cuts.

18

Feb 2026
A recurring expansion-reset pattern sees SPY and QQQ testing highs, awaiting breakout acceptance or pullback rotation

SPY and QQQ near measured-move highs again; weekly structure suggests decision zone: accept breakout or reject with pullback.

18

Feb 2026
After RBA minutes, AUD/USD slips to about 0.7050; the AUD weakens while the USD stays cautious pre-Fed minutes

AUD/USD hovered near 0.7050, down 0.40%, as RBA minutes offered no rate path; markets await key data.

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Feb 2026
TD Securities expects December PCE inflation strengthening, with core and headline rising 0.25% and 0.27% monthly, nearing 3% annually

TD Securities forecasts firmer December PCE inflation, with tariffs lifting prices and disinflation expected late 2026.

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Feb 2026
January saw Canada’s headline CPI rise 2.3% year-on-year, under forecasts, while monthly prices remained unchanged

Canada’s January CPI eased to 2.3% y/y; core 2.6%. Gasoline, GST break effects; USD/CAD ~1.3650.

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