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Jan 2026
From $1359.4 billion, Japan’s foreign reserves fell to $1 billion in December

Japan’s reserves dropped sharply; US job data eyed. Gold, crypto react to shifting economic indicators, outlooks vary.

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Jan 2026
In November, Japan’s annual household spending surpassed expectations, reaching 2.9% instead of -0.9%

Japan’s household spending rose; currencies steady ahead of US payrolls; gold stalls; crypto sees mixed trends.

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Jan 2026
The Consumer Price Index in Colombia for December fell short of expectations at 0.27%

Colombia’s CPI rose 0.27% in December, missing forecasts; markets remain cautious amid economic uncertainty.

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Jan 2026
In December, the Consumer Price Index in Colombia was 5.1%, falling short of forecasts.

Colombia’s inflation eases slightly; global currencies, commodities, and crypto respond to economic data and market dynamics.

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Jan 2026
The current account balance in South Korea increased from 6.81 billion to 12.24 billion

South Korea’s surplus grows; currencies mixed as markets await US payroll data; gold, crypto show volatility.

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Jan 2026
The Mexican central bank’s December meeting minutes suggest a careful stance on upcoming rate decisions

Banxico cut rates to 7%, citing inflation progress and weak growth, while cautioning on tariffs’ impact.

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Jan 2026
The Dollar strengthens, pushing EUR/USD down to 1.1650 amid unexpectedly positive US employment figures

EUR/USD weakens as strong US jobs data boosts Dollar; Eurozone data mixed, market eyes payrolls report.

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Jan 2026
Consumer credit change in the United States fell short of forecasts, registering at $4.229 billion

US consumer credit rose less than expected; markets remain volatile amid economic reports and global financial updates.

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Jan 2026
In November, Consumer Credit Change in the United States was $4.229 billion, falling short of expectations

US consumer credit rose modestly in November; markets remain cautious amid global economic indicators and payroll data.

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Jan 2026
In November, US consumer credit change reported at $4.23 billion, disappointing the anticipated $10 billion

U.S. consumer credit rose $4.23 billion in November, below expectations, indicating slower borrowing growth trends.

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