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Middle powers court Beijing amid US unpredictability, securing modest deals yet confronting China's economic might and Washington's ire.
Isaac Bennett

China's LNG imports rebound, signaling sustained demand recovery with a 15% January surge.
Edward Lawson

British lenders approved 61,013 mortgages in December, the lowest since June 2024 and down from a revised 64,072 in November, Bank of England data showed on Friday.
Winkelmann

Hong Kong's economy surged past 2025 forecasts with robust trade-driven growth, anticipating continued 2026 momentum.
Michael Ross

On Wednesday, after the close of the regular trading session, Microsoft (MSFT) released its quarterly earnings report, which exceeded analysts' expectations.
FXOpen

For metal maximalists, this confirms a long-held thesis. Decades of high deficits create predictable capital flows and supply shortages, which are now driving prices to daily records.
MarketPulse by OANDA Group

China cuts whisky tariffs to 5%, a significant boon for UK exporters amid renewed diplomatic engagement.
Frederick Miles

Spain ended 2025 robustly, fueled by domestic demand. 2026 projects normalization, pivoting on investment and productivity.
Michael Ross

AUDUSD extended rally for nearly two weeks and hit three-year high on Thursday (0.7093), before easing.
Winkelmann

Key Highlights USD/JPY nosedived below 156.50 and 155.00. It tested 152.00, and any recovery above 154.00 could face hurdles.
Titan FX

We're coming toward the end of a geopolitically calm-ish week — no major threats, no major events — but with rising volatility in the metals markets.
Swissquote

In focus today In the euro area, we receive the first January inflation reports from Germany and Spain.
Danske Bank

Key insights from the week that was. In Australia, all eyes were on the Q4 CPI print ahead of next week's RBA decision.
Westpac

Trump comments turbocharged a weakening USD trend late Tuesday, although subsequent price action was choppy as these were likely casual remarks.
SAXO

Dollar is consolidating within a narrow range today, reflecting a temporary balance between supportive near-term developments and persistent longer-term headwinds.
Samantha Luan

The Netherlands' robust economy, buoyed by exports and spending, faces a paradox with cautious consumers and declining investment.
Glendon

Eurozone surprises with domestic-led growth, defying global trade headwinds; Spain and Germany spearhead a resilient bloc.
Winkelmann

Precious metals corrected sharply as Fed nomination news lifted the dollar, unwinding a parabolic rally.
John Adams

Election interference claims ignite a Hungary-Ukraine diplomatic row, fueled by Orbán's anti-Kyiv policies.
James Riley

The U.S. reinstated South Korea to its currency watch list, deeming the won's depreciation "excessive."
Owen Li