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Feb 2026
The US Dollar Index climbs close to 98.00, supported by hawkish signals from the Fed

US Dollar Index rises near 98.00 amid Fed caution on rate cuts and strong economic service data.

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Feb 2026
According to recent data, gold prices experienced a decline in India today

Gold prices in India dropped Thursday; influenced by currency shifts, global trends, and safe-haven demand.

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Feb 2026
In Malaysia, gold prices decreased today based on the latest available data

Gold prices in Malaysia fell Thursday; global trends and currency strength heavily influence daily fluctuations.

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Feb 2026
Amid an increasing unemployment rate, the NZD/USD pair trades lower around 0.5980 during Asian hours

NZD weakens as unemployment rises; markets eye RBNZ rate cut while USD gains on Fed expectations.

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Feb 2026
According to reports, Trump claimed he would reject Warsh’s Fed nomination had he favoured rate increases

Trump opposed Warsh as Fed nominee over rate hikes; expects lower rates as U.S. regains wealth.

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Feb 2026
Amid escalating US-Iran tensions, the price of gold rises to approximately $5,005, attracting investors

Gold surges to $5,005 amid US-Iran tensions, safe-haven demand rises, but Fed policy may cap gains.

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Feb 2026
The USD/CNY reference rate has been adjusted by PBOC to 6.9570, surpassing prior figures

PBoC sets USD/CNY higher at 6.9570; uses diverse tools to balance stability and economic growth.

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Feb 2026
Around $64.00, WTI oil prices remain steady as traders monitor US-Iran discussions and supply concerns

WTI Crude Oil steadies near $64 as US-Iran talks, supply concerns, and dollar strength influence prices.

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Feb 2026
In January, Ireland’s AIB Services PMI decreased from 54.8 to 54.5

Ireland’s Services PMI dipped slightly to 54.5, indicating continued growth despite a minor slowdown.

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Feb 2026
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported a monthly trade surplus increase to 3,373 million dollars

Australia’s trade surplus expands as exports rise and imports fall, supporting a stronger Australian Dollar (AUD).

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