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Jan 2026
The latest Business Outlook Survey from the Bank of Canada indicates reduced sentiment and fading recession fears

Business sentiment remains subdued, but recession fears ease; modest growth, stable inflation, and restrained investment expected.

20

Jan 2026
As safe-haven demand rises, gold maintains elevated levels following Trump’s tariff threats and bullish momentum

Gold nears record highs as safe-haven demand grows amid trade tensions and geopolitical risks involving tariffs.

20

Jan 2026
As markets absorb Japan’s snap election announcement, the Yen remains unchanged and stable

Yen steady as snap election called; BoJ policy direction eyed amid tightening expectations and political shifts.

20

Jan 2026
The Kiwi strengthens to 0.5780, buoyed by positive Chinese economic data and ongoing tariff concerns

New Zealand Dollar rises on strong Chinese data, but Trump’s tariff threats limit further currency gains.

20

Jan 2026
Amid a weaker Greenback, the CAD rises against the USD, reacting tepidly to inflation data

USD/CAD drops as US Dollar weakens, Canadian CPI eases; Bank of Canada likely holds rates steady.

20

Jan 2026
GBP strengthens slightly against USD, indicating early stabilisation following a previous peak, according to analysts

Pound Sterling rises 0.2% against US Dollar amid stabilisation hopes and key economic data ahead.

20

Jan 2026
Scotiabank reports a 0.2% increase in the Euro against the US Dollar as stability returns

Euro rises slightly as trading starts; meme coins dip, gold hits highs, and equities pull back.

20

Jan 2026
The US Dollar is pressured by renewed tariff threats pertaining to Greenland, impacting global relations

Tariff tensions over Greenland, legal rulings, and currency dynamics signal a bearish near-term outlook for USD.

20

Jan 2026
According to Scotiabank’s Chief Strategists, the Canadian Dollar strengthens slightly as the US Dollar weakens

CAD sees modest gains as USD weakens; technical patterns suggest potential shifts near 1.39 resistance level.

20

Jan 2026
Escalating US-EU tensions boost Swiss Franc demand, causing USD/CHF to fall below 0.8000

Swiss Franc strengthens as US-EU tensions rise; markets react to tariff threats and economic uncertainty indicators.

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