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Jan 2026
Applications for unemployment insurance in the US increased to 200K last week, reflecting rising claims

US jobless claims rose slightly to 200,000; continuing claims and 4-week average both declined.

22

Jan 2026
The year-on-year Canadian New Housing Price Index decreased from -1.9% to -2% in December

Canada’s New Housing Price Index dropped further, signaling continued housing market strain amid economic uncertainty and rate hikes.

22

Jan 2026
The policy rate is anticipated to remain at 0.75%, prioritising economic growth and inflation analysis

BoJ holds rates steady at 0.75%, focusing on inflation, yen impact, and short-term bond yields.

22

Jan 2026
Following a Greenland agreement and Trump’s tariff removal, the US Dollar strengthens alongside risk assets

US Dollar rises after Greenland deal eases tariffs; markets eye Fed meeting, Powell’s hawkish stance possible.

22

Jan 2026
Brent crude saw a slight increase due to reduced US-EU trade frictions, according to ING’s expert

Oil stable, IEA raises demand forecast; Bitcoin tops $90K; gold firm; jobless claims hit 200K.

22

Jan 2026
Strong employment figures led the Australian Dollar to surpass 0.6800 against the US Dollar

Australian Dollar rises past 0.6800 as strong December jobs and tightening labor market fuel rate hike bets.

22

Jan 2026
Frantisek Taborsky from ING anticipates a 150bp rate reduction by Turkey’s central bank during the meeting

Turkey eyes 150bp rate cut amid easing inflation, strong reserves, and resilient lira supporting carry trades.

22

Jan 2026
Francesco Pesole notes that New Zealand’s CPI could bolster RBNZ tightening expectations at 3.0% year-on-year

New Zealand’s CPI may exceed forecasts, supporting rate hike expectations and bolstering NZD in currency markets.

22

Jan 2026
UOB Group’s analysts expect USD/JPY to fluctuate between 157.90 and 158.80, indicating consolidation

USD trades in consolidation phase; short-term range 157.90–158.80, long-term outlook between 157.10–159.10.

22

Jan 2026
Awaiting US growth and inflation data, the US Dollar Index remained below 98.90 after a bounce

Dollar Index rebounds as Trump softens EU stance; markets eye US inflation and Q3 GDP data.

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