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Feb 2026
DBS Group Research expects Taiwan’s January export orders and output to rise strongly, driven by AI demand, restocking

Taiwan to release post-holiday data; DBS expects double-digit growth, AI-driven demand, and higher February inflation.

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Feb 2026
After hotter PPI data raised stagflation worries, DXY edged 0.2% lower, returning towards 97.60

Dollar Index slips to 97.60 as hot PPI fuels inflation fears; Fed cut bets delayed, tariffs loom.

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Feb 2026
Kundu says India’s FY27 budget maintains policy continuity, targets fiscal consolidation amid strains and a weaker currency

Societe Generale notes India’s FY27 budget sustains continuity, targets 4.3% deficit, but risks execution gaps.

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Feb 2026
Sterling slips as US PPI boosts the dollar, while Middle East tensions and hawkish Fed bets rise

GBP/USD slips to 1.3470 as strong US PPI and Middle East tensions boost Dollar demand.

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Feb 2026
AUD steadies near 0.7112 versus USD as greenback eases post-PPI, extending an eighth weekly rise

Australian Dollar steady near 0.7112 as strong US PPI lifts yields; RBA hike bets support AUD.

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Feb 2026
Baker Hughes reported the US oil rig count slipped to 407 from 409 in the United States

Baker Hughes reported the US oil rig count dropped by 2, falling from 409 to 407.

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Feb 2026
UOB’s Ho Woei Chen expects China’s Congress to target 4.5–5.0% 2026 GDP, forecasting 4.7%

China targets 4.5–5.0% 2026 growth, easing deflation; CPI 2%, deficit near 4%, bond issuance rises.

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Feb 2026
DBS forecasts Indonesia’s February inflation at 4.1% annually, from base effects, fading subsidies, and higher metals costs

DBS sees Indonesia February inflation at 4.1% y/y; stimulus base effects lift prices; trade surplus above $3bn.

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Feb 2026
MUFG’s Lloyd Chan warns rising US–Iran tensions may spike oil, reignite inflation, and hurt Asia importers

Asian currencies face downside risk if US–Iran talks fail, oil spikes, inflation rises, and importers suffer.

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Feb 2026
NZD/USD hovers near 0.6000 as the US Dollar eases, aided by improved RBNZ growth expectations

NZD/USD near 0.6000 as softer Dollar offsets hot PPI; Fed cuts later expected, RBNZ steady.

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