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Feb 2026
WTI hovers near $63.50, pressured by oversupply fears as OPEC+ weighs higher output and US-Iran talks loom

WTI slipped to $63.50 on oversupply fears as OPEC+ hikes loom, Iran tensions rise, talks awaited.

17

Feb 2026
During Asia trading, sellers keep EUR/USD below 1.1800s, yet fundamentals suggest limited further declines

EUR/USD stayed below mid-1.1800s as ECB cut expectations rose; dovish Fed bets capped dollar strength.

17

Feb 2026
Against a weakening backdrop, GBP/USD stays above 1.3600, lacking bearish conviction before UK employment figures

GBP/USD remains pressured as dollar firms; traders await UK jobs, CPI, and Fed minutes for direction.

17

Feb 2026
During Asian hours, gold falls again near $4,930, as China’s holidays keep volumes muted

Gold slips near $4,930 as thin Asia trading meets holiday closures; Fed cut bets and geopolitics watch.

17

Feb 2026
Following divergences between BoJ and Fed policy, Japanese Yen strengthens, pressuring USD/JPY near 153.75 resistance

USD/JPY retreats from 153.75; yen-intervention watch, BoJ-Fed divergence, weak dollar, FOMC minutes eyed, downside bias.

17

Feb 2026
After RBA minutes, the Australian dollar stays muted; AUD/USD drifts near 0.7070 in Asian trading hours

AUD/USD dipped to 0.7070 after RBA minutes; markets eye Australian wages, jobs, and key Fed data.

17

Feb 2026
RBA minutes reveal February hike driven by firmer data, widespread inflation persistence, and looser financial conditions

RBA minutes cite stronger data, persistent inflation and easing conditions; raised cash rate to 3.85%, data-dependent.

17

Feb 2026
Commerzbank says PBoC may target overnight repos, echoing the Fed, as seasonal lending stays strong

Speculation grows PBoC may shift to overnight repo as main policy tool, aligning with Fed.

17

Feb 2026
UOB predicts Malaysia’s growth will ease as BNM holds rates; 4Q25 GDP hit 6.3% year-on-year

Malaysia’s 4Q25 GDP surged 6.3%, lifting 2025 growth to 5.2%; UOB sees 2026 moderating.

17

Feb 2026
BNY analysts expect BI to hold rates at 4.75%, favouring rupiah stability, keeping easing bias, limiting cuts

BNY forecasts Bank Indonesia to hold 4.75% rates, prioritizing rupiah stability, easing bias, vigilant interventions.

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