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Feb 2026
Continuing Jobless Claims in the United States were reported at 1.844 million, under expectations

U.S. jobless claims dip; global currencies and markets fluctuate amid economic signals and institutional policy shifts.

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Feb 2026
The lower structural floor of Nasdaq 100 Micro futures is maintained, with key support identified

Nasdaq 100 Micro futures test key support; holding above 24,833 may trigger recovery toward higher resistance.

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Feb 2026
The four-week average of initial jobless claims in the United States rose to 212.25K

Jobless claims rise to 212.25K, indicating changing employment trends and guiding economic forecasts and policy decisions.

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Feb 2026
Initial Jobless Claims in the United States reached 231K, surpassing the anticipated 212K

U.S. jobless claims rose to 231,000, surpassing forecasts and signaling potential labor market challenges ahead.

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Feb 2026
The ECB’s Main Refinancing Operations Rate for the Eurozone was reported at 2%, under projections

ECB cuts rate to 2%, strengthening USD; EUR/USD and GBP/USD fall, Bitcoin drops below $70,000.

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Feb 2026
Questions from reporters revealed Governor Bailey’s reluctance to accept 3.25% as the terminal rate

BoE holds rate at 3.75%; inflation easing, but policy path remains cautious amid divided MPC outlook.

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Feb 2026
According to Societe Generale analysts, the Yen’s weakness continues despite better balance of payments indicators

The Yen stays weak despite fundamentals; USD/JPY seen mid-140s by 2026, EUR/JPY may drop sooner.

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Feb 2026
The reserves of the Russian Central Bank increased from $786.9 billion to $826.8 billion

Russia boosts reserves to $826.8B; Bitcoin dips; gold pressured; markets cautious amid economic uncertainties.

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Feb 2026
Following the Bank of England’s dovish decision, the Euro surged above 0.8700 against the Pound

EUR/GBP rises above 0.8700 as BoE holds rates; divided MPC vote sparks Pound weakening speculation.

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Feb 2026
Job cuts in the United States rose to 108,435 from the previous 35,553

January saw 108,435 U.S. job cuts, signaling potential economic slowdown and concern for labor market stability.

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