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Feb 2026
Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen warns Germany’s gas reserves are 25% full, though LNG flexibility reduces shortages risk

Germany’s gas storage is 25% full; LNG imports help, but shortages and price volatility risks rise.

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Feb 2026
EUR/USD holds near 1.1870 as softer US CPI undermines the dollar, allowing the euro recover losses

EUR/USD hovered near 1.1870 after softer US CPI weakened the dollar, boosting Fed cut expectations, ECB cautious.

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Feb 2026
TD Securities’ strategists say escalating Middle East tensions and Iran-related scenarios may alter oil price risks

TD Securities maps Iran conflict scenarios, from eased sanctions to regional escalation potentially pushing Brent above $120.

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Feb 2026
Sterling stays near 1.3600 versus the dollar after four-day losses, awaiting US inflation figures release

Pound slips fourth day near 1.3600 as risk aversion lifts USD ahead of key CPI data.

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Feb 2026
Rabobank’s Bas van Geffen says EU leaders weigh a multi-speed Union to boost reforms, competitiveness

EU ponders multi-speed integration, considering enhanced cooperation, 28th corporate regime, and savings-investment union without unanimity.

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Feb 2026
BLS reported US CPI annual inflation eased to 2.4% in January, below the 2.5% forecast

US CPI inflation eased to 2.4% in January, below forecasts; core held 2.5%, dollar slipped.

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Feb 2026
In January, America’s core CPI index, seasonally adjusted, increased to 332.79 from 331.86 previously

US core CPI rose in January, seasonally adjusted, increasing to 332.79 from 331.86, signaling monthly inflation uptick.

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Feb 2026
EUR/GBP recovers from earlier lows, as Eurozone GDP figures matching fourth-quarter 2025 forecasts lend Euro support

EUR/GBP rebounds after Eurozone GDP meets forecasts; UK growth disappoints, ECB steady, BoE restrictive stance maintained.

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Feb 2026
Forecasts matched as the United States’ core Consumer Price Index year-on-year held steady at 2.5%

US core CPI rose 2.5% year-on-year in January, matching forecasts and indicating steady underlying inflation.

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Feb 2026
US monthly Consumer Price Index rose 0.2%, undershooting the 0.3% forecast, the report indicated in January

US CPI rose 0.2% in January, below 0.3% forecast, signaling slower-than-expected monthly inflation.

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