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Feb 2026
After a steep 11% slide, silver climbs towards $76.60 in Asia, awaiting US CPI figures

Silver hovered near $76.60 after an 11% algorithm-driven plunge; Fed outlook and CPI awaited for direction.

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Feb 2026
Ahead of trading, China’s central bank fixed USD/CNY at 6.9398, versus 6.9457 previously

PBoC sets USD/CNY at 6.9398, guides exchange stability and growth, uses key tools, oversees banking reforms.

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Feb 2026
MUFG analyst Lloyd Chan forecasts USD/MYR falling towards 3.7000, as Ringgit gains strengthen into 2026

MUFG forecasts USD/MYR falling toward 3.7000 by end-2026, driven by ICT investment, benign inflation, inflows.

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Feb 2026
Vertiv Holdings shares surge as investors question whether bulls can clear overhead resistance amid heightened market attention

VRT surged 24.49% to $248.51, nearing trendline resistance; above $275.40 targets $290-300, otherwise $220-230.

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Feb 2026
Applovin shares are correcting, facing heavy selling pressure, and approaching key structural support to test resilience

Applovin enters correction, testing $364.25 trendline support; bounce targets $449.06 and $504.09, breakdown risks $317.15.

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Feb 2026
Risk aversion drives yen demand, pushing sterling down 0.36%, as Wall Street falls on AI fears

Sterling slipped 0.36% as yen demand rose; GBP/JPY turned neutral-bullish, with support near 207.00.

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Feb 2026
Near 0.6050, NZD/USD steadies as traders weigh RBNZ policy expectations ahead of February’s statement

NZD/USD nears two-week high ahead of RBNZ statement, with shifting Fed expectations and key technical levels.

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Feb 2026
Following hawkish RBA messaging, the Australian Dollar held bullishly near 0.7140, easing slightly from highs

AUD/USD dips 0.5% but holds near multi-year highs as RBA hawkishness offsets weak China data.

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Feb 2026
In January, New Zealand’s Business NZ PMI eased to 55.2, down from 56.1 previously

New Zealand’s manufacturing expansion eased in January as the PMI slipped to 55.2 from 56.1.

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Feb 2026
UOB research says Thailand’s FDI appeal relies on fixing structural bottlenecks, not tax incentives alone

UOB says Thailand should fix power, permits, infrastructure and skills to attract FDI beyond incentives, amid competition.

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