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Feb 2026
At the US 52-week bill auction, the yield slipped to 3.345% from 3.39% previously

U.S. 52-week Treasury bill auction yield fell to 3.345%, down 0.045 points from prior 3.39%.

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Feb 2026
WTI crude slips to about $62.50, down 1.80%, constrained by US-Iran talks and OPEC+ rumours

WTI slid to $62.50 as markets eyed US-Iran talks and potential OPEC+ output increases.

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Feb 2026
Post-holiday, investors sold tech; AI disruption fears and looming FOMC minutes pushed the Dow down 120 points

U.S. stocks slid as yields fell; tech lagged, Danaher-Masimo deal surged, and key Fed data awaited.

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Feb 2026
RBC’s Nathan Janzen says January’s softer Canadian CPI gives the BoC greater latitude to ease

Canada’s January CPI slowed: headline 2.3%, tax-adjusted 2.1%; core measures eased, giving BoC more cut room.

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Feb 2026
New Zealand’s GDT Price Index slowed, falling to 3.6% after previously recording a 6.7% rise

New Zealand’s GDT Price Index climbed 3.6% in the latest update, following a 6.7% rise previously.

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Feb 2026
Propelled by a firmer US Dollar, USD/CHF trades around 0.7729 as the Swiss Franc softens near weekly highs

USD/CHF rose near one-week high as strong US data boosted dollar, easing safe-haven Swiss franc.

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Feb 2026
Sterling fell nearly 100 pips after UK unemployment reached a decade high, dragging GBP/USD lower

Pound Sterling slid as trading resumed, with weak UK jobs data pushing GBP/USD down nearly 100 pips.

18

Feb 2026
Sterling falls almost 100 pips versus dollar after UK unemployment reaches highest level in ten years

GBP/USD drops nearly 100 pips after weak UK jobs data, boosting BoE cut odds ahead of CPI.

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Feb 2026
Holiday-thinned trading sees firmer US dollar pressure gold, leaving XAU/USD down 2.50% near two-week lows

Gold slid 2.5% near two-week lows as dollar, yields rose; thin Lunar New Year trading capped prices.

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Feb 2026
Rabobank’s Jane Foley says Norwegian CPI surprised, disrupting Norges Bank easing and prompting markets to expect pause

Norwegian CPI surprised higher, prompting markets to price a Norges Bank pause; NOK leads G10, EUR/NOK forecast 11.00.

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