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Feb 2026
MUFG’s Lee Hardman says strong US jobs ease Fed cut urgency, but falling inflation allows 2026 easing

US jobs growth eases Fed cut urgency; cooling inflation keeps cuts possible, pointing to weaker dollar 2026.

17

Feb 2026
As yen strength fades, GBP rises for a second day, challenging the 209.60 resistance level

GBP/JPY rebounded to 209.60 after weak Japan GDP; eyes UK jobs, bullish pattern forms, key levels ahead.

17

Feb 2026
AUD/USD climbs towards 0.7090 in Europe as the Australian Dollar rebounds; investors await RBA minutes release

Australian Dollar rises 0.2% after pullback; traders await RBA minutes, jobs data, and Fed minutes.

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Feb 2026
OCBC strategists say equity-market turmoil aligns with Swiss franc gains, as EUR/CHF stabilises far below 0.92

OCBC warns Swiss franc strength amid equity turbulence may undercut inflation, testing SNB tolerance and policy stance.

17

Feb 2026
India’s trade deficit exceeded forecasts, reaching $34.68B versus the expected $26.14B in January

India’s merchandise trade deficit climbed to $34.68bn in January, exceeding expectations of $26.14bn significantly.

16

Feb 2026
Oil prices stay buoyed by risk premium, awaiting Geneva talks; easing tensions may revive bearishness, dragging lower

Oil prices held a risk premium ahead of US-Iran and Russia-Ukraine talks, with OPEC+ supply decisions looming.

16

Feb 2026
WTI crude stays below $63, as traders watch US-Iran talks; prices hold within Friday’s range

WTI ranged $62–$63 as US-Iran talks, holiday-thinned trade and OPEC+ output hike rumors pressured prices.

16

Feb 2026
With Japanese GDP weak, USD/JPY rises to 153.60, up 0.54%, amid thin holiday liquidity

USD/JPY rose to 153.60 as thin holiday trading, steady dollar, and weak Japan GDP pressured yen.

16

Feb 2026
In Europe, Sterling steadies near 1.3645 versus the Dollar, as traders await UK jobs data through December

Pound Sterling holds near 1.3645 as markets await UK jobs, inflation data and Federal Reserve commentary.

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Feb 2026
Eurozone industrial production month-on-month outperformed forecasts, recording -1.4% seasonally adjusted versus the expected -1.5%

Eurozone industrial output fell 1.4% in December, slightly better than forecast 1.5% decline, easing concerns.

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