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Feb 2026
After the rejection at 26,036, Nasdaq 100 futures fell, weighing on key support levels

Nasdaq 100 futures dropped after rejecting key levels, testing support with potential for further downside movement.

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Feb 2026
Amid a shutdown resolution, the USD rises while January’s ADP report shows 22K jobs added

US adds fewer jobs than expected; USD strengthens broadly; markets await central bank decisions and data.

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Feb 2026
The Canadian Dollar remains stable as the US government reopens, amid underwhelming employment data

Canadian Dollar steadies near 1.3635 as weak U.S. jobs data and oil price shifts impact markets.

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Feb 2026
A recent US-India trade deal has improved Indian Rupee sentiment, though investor caution persists regarding specifics

Indian Rupee strengthens on US-India trade news; gains may fade amid limited details and economic focus shift.

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Feb 2026
Amid a mixed market mood, gold prices fell over 1% due to US Dollar strength

Gold drops nearly 1% as US Dollar strengthens and geopolitical tensions ease, pressuring safe-haven demand.

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Feb 2026
The Euro remains stable close to four-year highs, with EUR/USD around 1.1800 levels today

Euro nears four-year high as ECB holds rates; US dollar steadies amid Fed speculation and data delay.

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Feb 2026
The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased by roughly 600 points, buoyed by rising pharma shares, while AMD fell

Dow jumps on pharma gains; tech stocks fall amid AI concerns; AMD drops; Eli Lilly surges on earnings.

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Feb 2026
A report from Standard Chartered suggests China’s household consumption could be underestimated due to various factors

China’s consumption may be underestimated; boosting demand is key but won’t quickly fix trade imbalances or deflation.

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Feb 2026
At approximately 0.6000, the New Zealand Dollar declines by 0.90% amid inconsistent labour statistics and global uncertainty

NZD falls as rising unemployment offsets job gains; global uncertainties and US data weigh on NZD/USD.

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Feb 2026
TD Securities analysts suggest Japan’s fiscal fears are exaggerated, citing misleading debt-to-GDP ratios from assets

Japan’s high debt ratio is mitigated by assets; yield intervention likely if long-term rates surge.

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