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Feb 2026
WTI trades near $65.15, rising 1.53%, lifted by Middle East supply worries despite US stockpile constraints

WTI rebounds to $65.15 amid Middle East supply fears, offset by massive US inventory build concerns.

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Feb 2026
Rabobank’s Jane Foley says Starmer-led political uncertainty restrains Sterling; EUR/GBP stays near 0.8700; GBP weakest G10 five-day view

Sterling weakened by Starmer uncertainty; Rabobank sees EUR/GBP 0.86–0.87 near-term, rising to 0.89.

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Feb 2026
US average hourly earnings grew 3.7% year-on-year, exceeding the expected 3.6% reading in January

US average hourly earnings rose 3.7% in January, beating expectations by 0.1 percentage points, signalling stronger wage growth.

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Feb 2026
In January, America’s jobless rate came in at 4.3%, slightly under the expected 4.4% estimate

U.S. unemployment held at 4.3% in January, coming in slightly below economists’ 4.4% forecast.

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Feb 2026
In January, US Nonfarm Payrolls totalled 130K, surpassing forecasts of 70K and boosting job growth

US nonfarm payrolls increased 130,000 in January, beating forecasts of 70,000 and topping expectations.

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Feb 2026
Canadian building permits rose 6.8% month-on-month, exceeding forecasts of 5% during December

Canada’s December building permits rose 6.8% month-on-month, beating expectations of a 5% increase, signaling stronger demand.

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Feb 2026
MUFG’s Lee Hardman says the Australian Dollar rose 6.5% versus US Dollar, backed by hawkish RBA tightening

Australian dollar up 6.5% as RBA hawkishness fuels expectations of further hikes, supporting AUD/GBP trade.

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Feb 2026
Russia’s foreign trade rose from $6.795B to $10.021B in December, reflecting stronger trade performance overall

Russia’s foreign trade surplus climbed to $10.021bn in December from $6.795bn, rising by $3.226bn.

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Feb 2026
Nomura expects Eurozone growth in 2026–2027 to reach 1.7–1.8%, exceeding the 1.1–1.2% potential rate

Nomura expects euro area growth to accelerate above potential in 2026–2027, driven by Germany, Spain.

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Feb 2026
Deutsche Bank’s Marc Schattenberg assesses Germany’s 2026 wage talks, spanning 10 million workers across multiple sectors

Deutsche Bank expects Germany’s 2026 wage round to lift collective pay near 3%, supporting consumption.

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