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EURJPY Technical Analysis Report 10 February, 2026

Given the strength of the resistance level 186.20 and the widespread bullish yen sentiment that can be seen across the FX markets today, EURJPY currency pair can be expected to fall to the next support level 182.50 (which stopped multiple corrections from January – a, b and 4).   EURJPY reversed from resistance area Likely

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USD/ZAR forecast:  South African rand rally confronts key risk

The South African rand continued its uptrend against the United States this year. The USD/ZAR exchange rate was trading at 16.45 on Monday, down by 17.50% from its highest point in 2025. So, will the rand rally continue as a fresh risk emerges? South Africa could attract more Trump ire The ongoing South African rand

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Takaichi trade sparks Nikkei 225 Index bull run and Japanese yen crash

The Nikkei 225 Index continued its strong rally this week, reaching its highest level on record as the “Takaichi trade” accelerated. Its surge coincided with the ongoing Japanese yen crash. It jumped to a record high of ¥54,435, up by 76% from its lowest point in April last year. Japan stocks jump as the “Takaichi

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USD/CAD forecast ahead of Canada inflation and retail sales data

The USD/CAD exchange rate has bounced back in the past few weeks, moving from a low of 1.3640 to the current 1.3915, it highest level since December 5. This article explores what is moving the pair this week and what to expect this week. Canada to publish inflation report The USD/CAD exchange rate will be

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USD/INR forecast: Here’s why the Indian rupee is in a freefall

The Indian rupee continued its strong slump against the US dollar this week, reaching a fresh all-time low. The USD/INR exchange rate rose for five consecutive days, reaching a high of 91.30. It has jumped by 9% from its lowest level in April last year and 26% from its lowest point in 2022. Indian rupee

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Morning Brief: Asian markets, Indian rupee slide, Greenland tensions escalate

Asian financial markets remained under pressure on Wednesday as geopolitical tensions linked to US President Donald Trump’s comments on Greenland unsettled investors, while volatility in global bond markets and currencies added to risk aversion. Safe-haven assets surged, regional equities fell, and emerging-market currencies weakened as markets digested a confluence of political and macroeconomic shocks. Asian

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RBI uses FX swaps to ease liquidity strain as rupee hits record low

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has conducted more than $2 billion in dollar/rupee FX swaps over the last two days to offset the liquidity drain caused by spot dollar sales, according to a Reuters report. The transactions suggest the central bank is aiming to contain currency pressures while avoiding a sharper squeeze in banking

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USD/CAD forecast ahead of BoC and Fed interest rate decisions

The USD/CAD exchange rate crashed to the lowest level since January 5 as the US dollar index retreated after the Greenland crisis eased. It plunged for five consecutive days in its longest losing streak since May 2025.  Donald Trump threatens Canada tariff  One key catalyst for the USD/CAD exchange rate will be a threat by

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AUD/USD forecast: here’s why the Australian dollar is soaring

The Australian dollar surged to the highest level in years, making it one of the best-performing currencies this year. The AUD/USD exchange rate rose for five consecutive days, reaching a high of 0.6895, much higher than the year-to-date low of 0.6662.  Australian dollar has surged amid potential RBA and Fed divergence The main reason why

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Investors brace for new FX regime as policy signals take precedence over data

Global currency markets are sending signals that are easy to dismiss and dangerous to ignore. Exchange rates are moving sharply, yet not always in response to economic data. Sudden rallies and reversals are being triggered by comments, phone calls, and coordination hints rather than inflation prints or employment reports. What looks like volatility is in

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