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Jan 2026
Amid risk-on sentiment, the New Zealand Dollar rises towards 0.5850 against the US Dollar

NZD/USD nears 0.5850 as Trump softens tariffs; inflation data, China ties, and RBNZ policy key.

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Jan 2026
The merchandise trade balance in Japan decreased from ¥62.9 billion to ¥-0.21 billion

Japan’s trade balance fell; Yen weakened. Oil, gold steady on eased tensions. Crypto markets showed broad recovery.

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Jan 2026
The People’s Bank of China establishes the USD/CNY rate at 7.0019, differing from 7.0014

PBOC sets USD/CNY rate at 7.0019, slightly above previous value; focuses on stability and growth.

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Jan 2026
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reveals a decrease in unemployment rate to 4.1%, surpassing expectations

Australia’s jobless rate fell to 4.1% in December as employment surged, boosting the Australian Dollar’s value.

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Jan 2026
The GBP/USD pair fluctuates above 1.3400, with traders anticipating upcoming US economic data

GBP/USD holds steady above 1.3400 as traders await US economic data and monitor central bank expectations.

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Jan 2026
Part-time employment in Australia amounted to 10.4K in December, down from 35.2K previously

Australian Dollar holds firm; part-time job growth slows. Gold steadies, Yen weakens ahead of BOJ meeting.

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Jan 2026
In December, Australia’s full-time employment rose to 54.8K, recovering from a previous drop of -56.5K

Australia’s full-time employment rose by 54.8K in December, influencing global markets and investor sentiment.

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Jan 2026
In December, the actual unemployment rate in Australia was 4.1%, falling short of predictions.

Australia’s December unemployment fell to 4.1%, beating expectations and signaling a stronger-than-expected job market.

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Jan 2026
In December, employment increased by 65.2K in Australia, surpassing the anticipated 30K rise

Australia added 65.2K jobs in December, surpassing expectations, with stable unemployment and rising participation.

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Jan 2026
In December, the participation rate in Australia fell short of predictions at 66.7%

Australia’s December participation rate dipped to 66.7%, narrowly missing the forecasted 66.8%, signaling slight decline.

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