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Jan 2026
In January, the Michigan Consumer Expectations Index in the United States reached 57, surpassing expectations

Consumer confidence rises, yen intervention rumors sway forex, gold nears $5K, Bitcoin dips, Fed meets soon.

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Jan 2026
In January, the 5-year consumer inflation expectation in the US was 3.3%, under predictions

U.S. inflation expectations drop, weakening dollar boosts EUR, GBP; gold surges, Bitcoin dips amid volatility.

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Jan 2026
In the US, private sector business activity improved, with S&P Manufacturing PMI increasing to 51.9 and Services PMI stable at 52.5

US PMI rose slightly in January, signaling modest growth; inflation concerns persist amid stable dollar index.

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Jan 2026
The S&P Global Composite PMI for the United States recorded 52.8, slightly up from 52.7

U.S. business activity expands; gold nears $5,000; Bitcoin falls; UBS eyes crypto; Fed decision awaited.

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Jan 2026
The S&P Global Services PMI for the United States reported 52.5, missing the forecast of 52.8

Gold nears $5,000 as USD weakens; services PMI slows; forex markets react to yen intervention.

24

Jan 2026
The US S&P Global Manufacturing PMI reported a value of 51.9, lower than projections

U.S. manufacturing expands slower than expected in January, with PMI at 51.9 versus 52.1 forecasted.

24

Jan 2026
Despite Intel’s earnings drop, disciplined traders see a buying opportunity while others panic sell

Intel stock drops; traders eye $44 and $42 levels as key buy zones amid technical correction concerns.

24

Jan 2026
The Canadian Dollar strengthens against the US Dollar due to unexpected retail sales boosting its value

Canadian Dollar strengthens on strong retail sales and weaker USD; BoC holds steady amid easing inflation.

24

Jan 2026
After issuing poor Q1 guidance, Intel stock drops 12% as revenue expectations fall short

Intel stock drops 12% after weak Q1 forecast despite strong Q4 results; analysts remain cautiously optimistic.

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Jan 2026
Colombia’s retail sales growth fell short of projections, recorded at 7.5% instead of 12%

Colombia’s October retail sales rose 7.5% year-on-year, falling short of the expected 12% growth.

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