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The U.K. employment change figure for January reflected a 28.6K increase in joblessness versus the estimated 22.8K gain, while the unemployment rate ticked higher from 5.1% to 5.2%.

Wall Street whipsawed as AI disruption fears sent gold and oil sharply lower, Fed speakers delivered mixed rate signals, and sterling slid on deteriorating U.K. labor data.

Is the RBNZ about to confirm that its easing cycle is over? Or will they keep the door open for further interest rate cuts? Here’s what to look out for in the upcoming central bank announcement.

GBP/JPY rebounds to 2090 as a bullish Stochastic crossover emerges from oversold territory. Will this momentum shift spark a sustained move higher or fade into another relief bounce?

Markets traded in subdued fashion during holiday-shortened Monday as US observed Presidents’ Day and China remained closed, with thin volumes producing modest moves despite lingering AI disruption concerns.

Will the UK jobs numbers point to a controlled cooldown, or will markets have to reassess their Bank of England rate cut expectations?

Markets whipsawed between conflicting US data—blockbuster jobs versus massive revisions, cooler CPI—while Japan’s election drama kept the yen bid. Most currencies finished mixed in choppy trading.

The U.K. economy grew in December, but failed to lift Sterling as quarterly figures and downward revisions overshadowed the headline number.

AUD/CAD is flashing early signs of fading upside momentum after a strong multi week rally. Is a deeper pullback ahead or just a pause before the next leg higher?

AI disruption fears spread beyond software into logistics and commercial real estate sectors, triggering equity selloffs. Gold tumbled sharply while Treasuries drew historic demand amid risk-off flows.