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Feb 2026
UOB predicts Malaysia’s growth will ease as BNM holds rates; 4Q25 GDP hit 6.3% year-on-year

Malaysia’s 4Q25 GDP surged 6.3%, lifting 2025 growth to 5.2%; UOB sees 2026 moderating.

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Feb 2026
BNY analysts expect BI to hold rates at 4.75%, favouring rupiah stability, keeping easing bias, limiting cuts

BNY forecasts Bank Indonesia to hold 4.75% rates, prioritizing rupiah stability, easing bias, vigilant interventions.

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Feb 2026
DBS strategist Philip Wee says China keeps steering CNY higher; USD/CNY dips under 7.00, firm within band

China strengthens yuan post-tariff truce, prioritizing credibility, digital systems, and global use over export competitiveness.

17

Feb 2026
Markets expect the RBNZ to keep the OCR at 2.25%, with a 99% probability priced in

Markets price 99% chance RBNZ holds OCR at 2.25% despite mixed data; hikes expected later.

17

Feb 2026
Commerzbank’s Moses Lim says Malaysia’s ringgit leads Asia, aided by growth, FDI inflows, exports and technology investment

Malaysian ringgit leads Asia, rising 4% as growth, investment, and steady exports support currency strength.

17

Feb 2026
During the North American session, silver fell nearly 1% as a firm US Dollar pushed it below 50-day SMA

Silver slipped nearly 1% as strong US dollar pressured prices below 50-day SMA; bearish momentum persists.

17

Feb 2026
With US markets shut, the dollar steadied as traders awaited FOMC minutes, UK CPI and PCE

Currencies steady as holidays mute trade; eyes on UK data, US PCE, Iran talks, gold dips.

17

Feb 2026
OCBC strategists say USD/SGD is range-bound near lows as soft US data pressures the Dollar

USD/SGD trades near lows; softer US data sustains Fed cut bets, while strong SGD limits declines.

17

Feb 2026
Gold falls beneath $5,000 as the US Dollar strengthens amid limited liquidity, with US and China markets closed

Gold dips below $5,000 in thin holiday trade as dollar firms; Fed cut bets persist, tensions rise.

17

Feb 2026
BNY expects BSP to cut Philippine rates 25bps to 4.25%, pressuring peso amid growth worries

BNY expects BSP to cut 25bp to 4.25% Feb 19, citing growth risks, peso support.

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