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Feb 2026
INGING’s Frantisek Taborsky expects Romania’s central bank to hold 6.50% rates, easing inflation, gradual leu flexibility

ING expects Romania’s central bank to hold 6.50%, as inflation stays near 10% before easing mid-year.

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Feb 2026
Ahead of the US market open, the Indian rupee stays flat near 90.80 versus dollar

Rupee stayed near 90.80 as importer dollar demand, RBI intervention fears, and oil, Fed cues influenced.

17

Feb 2026
During European trading, GBP/USD recouped half earlier losses yet remained 0.23% lower around 1.3600

GBP/USD pares losses near 1.3600 after weak UK jobs data; traders await CPI, key support/resistance levels.

17

Feb 2026
In South Africa, the unemployment rate dropped to 31.4% in Q4 from 31.9% previously

South Africa’s unemployment rate edged down to 31.4% in Q4, from 31.9% in the previous quarter.

17

Feb 2026
BBH’s Elias Haddad sees January inflation easing, leaving Canadian rates at 2.25%, with Q1 near-target price growth

BBH expects Canada inflation to cool; BoC hold 2.25%, USD/CAD range 1.3500–1.3800 near term.

17

Feb 2026
During European trading, risk aversion tied to AI worries nudges US index futures slightly lower overall

US futures dip as risk appetite wanes; investors await Fed minutes, rate-cut odds, and key earnings.

17

Feb 2026
Italy’s EU trade deficit widens to €2.447B, deteriorating from the previous €1.959B reading

Italy’s EU trade deficit widened to €2.447B in December, worsening from €1.959B previously, reflecting imports exceeding exports.

17

Feb 2026
MUFG’s Derek Halpenny notes improved JGBs easing fiscal worries; risk-off prevails, yen leads G10 amid lower yields

Risk-off markets lifted yen on JGB gains; equities, yields, gold and silver fell amid easing Japan fiscal worries.

17

Feb 2026
Traders monitor FOMC minutes as the Dollar Index maintains strength above 97.00, near 97.20 in Europe

DXY held above 97 as markets awaited FOMC minutes, with rate-cut bets rising before key data.

17

Feb 2026
Deutsche Bank’s Raja says UK labour weakness supports BoE rate cuts as slack rises, unemployment climbs

UK labour market stays weak: payrolled staff fall fifth month, unemployment up; Deutsche Bank expects two BoE cuts.

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