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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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Bitcoin Bounces From 10-Month Lows but Stays Below $80,000 as Policy Uncertainty Lingers

Bitcoin rebounded modestly on Tuesday after tumbling to near 10-month lows, but the world’s largest cryptocurrency continued to trade under pressure below the $80,000 level as heavy liquidations and uncertainty over U.S. monetary policy weighed on sentiment. Bitcoin was last up 2.8% at $78,558.4 by 01:42 ET (06:42 GMT).The token …

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Bitcoin’s Brutal Journey: From $126K Peak to $78K Reality – Fundamental Forces Driving the 2026 Dip

As of February 3, 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $78,000–$79,000 USD, reflecting a sharp pullback from its all-time high (ATH) of approximately $126,080 reached in late 2025. Despite the optimistic +2.38% increase, from the previous closing rate, chats point to a decline of over 35–38% from the peak, marking …

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Nvidia Shares Wobble Amid Uncertainty Over OpenAI Funding

Nvidia stock dipped Monday as investors digested conflicting reports about the company’s plans to fund OpenAI, the artificial intelligence startup. Earlier news suggested that Nvidia’s proposed $100 billion investment, announced last September, could be on hold, raising questions about both the scale and timing of the commitment. The uncertainty comes …

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No US NFP Report on Friday as Markets Juggle Partial Shutdown and Volatile Assets

The January U.S. jobs report, including the crucial Nonfarm Payrolls data, has been postponed due to the ongoing partial government shutdown. Federal agencies have suspended routine operations, leaving key economic indicators on hold until funding resumes. Investors had been expecting modest job growth of around 55,000 positions and a steady …

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