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Jan 2026
During the European trading session, the AUD/USD pair rises to approximately 0.6700 amid US-EU tensions

AUD/USD nears 0.6700 as US-EU tensions weigh on the Dollar; Germany vows tariff countermeasures.

20

Jan 2026
Following Trump’s tariff announcement, European and S&P futures experience declines, impacting global markets negatively

Markets drop as U.S. tariff targeting Europe and Greenland prompts dollar weakness and safe-haven currency gains.

20

Jan 2026
As conflicting economic signals emerge, EUR/JPY experiences a minor increase, trading near 183.50

EUR/JPY edges higher as Euro gains on easing inflation, while Japan’s instability weakens the Yen further.

20

Jan 2026
Amid a weak US Dollar, USD/JPY falls to around 157.85, pressured by tariff announcements

USD/JPY dips to 157.85 as US Dollar weakens amid EU trade tensions and Japanese political developments.

19

Jan 2026
Trump’s tariff threats regarding Greenland highlight ongoing uncertainty in US trade relations with Europe

Trump’s tariff threats over Greenland revive US–EU tensions, risking dollar weakness amid trade uncertainty.

19

Jan 2026
Standard Chartered noted China met its 5% growth goal in 2025, driven by strong production and exports

China met 2025’s 5% growth target, driven by exports and manufacturing, though domestic demand remains weak.

19

Jan 2026
XAG/USD approaches its record high near $93.90, driven by heightened risk aversion from tariffs

Silver prices surge past $93.00 amid tariff tensions; bullish momentum targets $99.25 with strong technical signals.

19

Jan 2026
Renewed US tariff threats regarding Greenland add pressure to European industry amid recovering sentiment

US tariff threats over Greenland spurred market volatility, lifting gold prices while crypto and equities declined.

19

Jan 2026
The Indian Rupee weakens against the US Dollar, pushing USD/INR close to its record high

Indian Rupee hits record low as foreign investors exit, trade tensions grow, and budget plans loom.

19

Jan 2026
Achievement of the 5% growth target by China is expected, despite ongoing domestic economic weakness

China’s economy grew 5%, meeting its target, but weak domestic demand increases reliance on exports.

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