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Jan 2026
CFTC net positions for the Eurozone increased from €111.7K to €132.1K in value

Eurozone net positions rose to €132.1K, signaling dynamic currency market shifts and potential trading impacts.

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Jan 2026
Next week, Warsh and central banks dominate discussions as the Fed probes New York banks’ USD/JPY positions

Fed holds rates; USD strengthens. Markets eye US data, central bank decisions, and gold’s safe-haven role.

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Jan 2026
Unverified information indicates a plan for China to bolster insurers and banks with substantial funds

China may inject RMB 500B into banks and insurers to bolster capital buffers amid sector pressures.

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Jan 2026
Following Trump’s nomination of Warsh, major indexes fell amidst uncertainty about the Fed’s future

Dow dips 200 points; Verizon surges on subscribers; Apple, AmEx fall; silver drops sharply post-rally.

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Jan 2026
DBS Bank analysts anticipate the RBI will maintain current rates during its upcoming meeting

RBI likely to hold interest rates steady amid inflation rise, rupee depreciation, and global trade tensions.

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Jan 2026
Korea’s industrial production showed a rebound, hinting at export strength and potential budgetary support risks

Korea’s industrial production rebounded, boosting exports and KRW; potential budget may support diverse sectors.

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Jan 2026
The grey metal plummets over 30% due to a market downturn, hitting $76.91 after $118.46

Silver plummets over 30%, breaching key support levels, amid bearish momentum and weakening industrial demand.

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Jan 2026
After the Fed Chair announcement and high US inflation, gold prices fell below $4,900

Gold drops nearly 10% amid Fed leadership change, strong inflation data, and rising US Treasury yields.

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Jan 2026
The US Dollar’s recovery boosts USD/JPY to approximately 154.50, reflecting changing monetary policy expectations

USD gains as Fed signals restrictiveness; mixed official views; Yen weakens amid cooling Japanese inflation data.

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Jan 2026
Taiwan’s central bank is anticipated by DBS Bank to keep the policy rate at 2.00% for 2026, given low inflation and stable economic conditions

DBS forecasts Taiwan to hold rates at 2.00% until 2026 amid low inflation and stable growth.

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