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Feb 2026
USD/CAD holds near monthly highs as traders await Trump’s SOTU, leaving the Canadian Dollar directionless

USD/CAD slipped below 1.3700 near monthly high as markets awaited Trump, Fed remarks, and oil strength.

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Feb 2026
Amid rising US crude inventories, WTI hovers near $66, as traders watch US-Iran developments closely

WTI near $66.05 after API reported 11.4m-barrel crude stockpile build; traders await EIA, monitor US-Iran tensions.

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Feb 2026
PBOC fixes USD/CNY at 6.9321, versus 6.9414 prior, diverging from Reuters’ 6.8824 estimate

PBoC set Wednesday’s USD/CNY fix at 6.9321, below Tuesday; manages stability using key monetary tools.

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Feb 2026
China-led liquidation pushes XAG/USD lower for a second session, trading near $87.20 per troy ounce

Silver slid near $87 as China tightened futures delivery rules, dollar strength pressured; deficits persist amid tariffs uncertainty.

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Feb 2026
ABS data showed Australia’s January CPI inflation holding at 3.8% year-on-year, above 3.7% forecasts

Australia January CPI held at 3.8%, above forecast, while trimmed mean rose; AUD/USD edged higher.

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Feb 2026
After Australian inflation data, AUD/USD ticks up slightly, staying rangebound as attention turns to Trump’s speech

AUD/USD rose slightly after stronger Australian inflation, but remained rangebound as markets awaited Trump’s address.

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Feb 2026
Fourth-quarter Australian construction work done unexpectedly fell 0.1%, missing forecasts for a 0.8% rise

Australia’s Q4 construction work was expected to rise 0.8%, but instead fell 0.1%, missing forecasts.

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Feb 2026
Japan’s corporate service prices remained flat year-on-year at 2.6% during January, showing steady inflation levels

Japan’s Corporate Service Price Index rose 2.6% year-on-year in January, unchanged; reported February 24, 2026.

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Feb 2026
USD/JPY climbed 0.7% to 155.86, as Takaichi opposed BoJ hikes, weakening the yen sharply

USD/JPY climbed near 155.86 as yen weakened, BoJ hike doubts rose; Fed stance and tariffs weighed too.

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Feb 2026
Boston Fed President Susan Collins says rates should probably stay within the current range for some time

Boston Fed’s Collins urges patience, keeping rates steady; watches productivity, AI, jobs, and tariffs’ inflation impact.

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