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ECB Poised To Hold Steady as Euro Strength and Growth Challenges Shape Policy

Interest Rates To Stay On Hold As Bank Adopts Cautious Stance: The European Central Bank (ECB) convenes on February 5 for its first monetary policy meeting of 2026, with expectations overwhelmingly pointing to unchanged interest rates. The deposit facility is anticipated to remain at 2.00%, the main refinancing rate at …

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NFP and CPI Delayed to February 11 and 13 Respectively After End of Partial U.S. Government Shutdown

The January Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report will now be released on February 11, five days later than originally scheduled, following a brief partial government shutdown. Meanwhile, the January Consumer Price Index (CPI) and real earnings report will be delayed to February 13, and the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey …

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AI’s Legal Shockwave: How One Tool Triggered Sudden Sell-Off in Legal Tech Stocks

The tech world has long predicted that AI would eventually come for the “white-collar” sectors, but few expected the disruption to hit this hard or this fast. This week, the legal-software market didn’t just stumble—it plummeted. As the broader markets faced a sea of red, with the Nasdaq dropping 1.55% …

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Global Markets Brace for Policy Shifts Amid Shutdowns and Rate Hikes

Australia’s Hawkish Turn The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.85%, signaling that inflationary pressures remain persistent. The move, widely anticipated by markets, suggests further tightening could follow later this year. Traders are already pricing in the possibility of another hike before …

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Dow Jones Wavers as Palantir Rockets, PayPal Crashes and Gold Shines Again

AI Winners, Earnings Losers, and a Market Caught in BetweenUS stocks delivered a mixed performance on Tuesday as investors navigated a flood of earnings reports alongside fresh uncertainty around delayed economic data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped slightly, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq edged higher, supported by renewed …

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EUR/JPY Rises as Eurozone Shows Stability, Japan Faces Election Uncertainty

EUR/JPY traded higher on Tuesday, reflecting a mix of stability in the Eurozone and political uncertainty in Japan. The pair hovered around 183.80 at midday, up 0.2% as investors balanced expectations for European monetary policy with the potential economic impacts of Japan’s snap elections.Eurozone Calm Amid Inflation SignalsIn Europe, markets …

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