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Foreign investment in Japanese stocks surged to ¥1.1 trillion, signaling a global capital shift. Meanwhile, the US dollar remains robust as inflation persists, impacting currency pairs and commodities. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japanese fiscal policies may weaken the Yen, but intervention fears could stabilize it. Traders should buy USD/JPY dips, hedging with options against potential sudden reversals. Prepare for market shifts! – vtmarketsmy.com

The GBP/JPY has retreated from its yearly high due to Japan’s Yen-supportive intervention. Traders note bearish signals, suggesting potential declines, but long-term buying opportunities may arise amid ongoing UK inflation pressures. – vtmarketsmy.com

Futures markets anticipate fewer Fed rate cuts, while Eurozone industrial production surged. EUR/USD is weak, with potential declines ahead. Traders eye inflation data for direction, while the dollar strengthens. – vtmarketsmy.com

New Zealand’s manufacturing index surged to 56.1, signaling economic growth, while the US dollar strengthens globally. Investors find new opportunities in Asian markets as gold prices and Ripple struggle. – vtmarketsmy.com

In November, the US experienced a $212 billion surge in foreign investment, indicating renewed market confidence. The dollar strengthened, impacting gold and prompting shifts toward Asian markets for returns. – vtmarketsmy.com

US long-term Treasury TIC flows surged to $220.2 billion, indicating strong foreign demand for US assets. This strengthens the dollar and influences trading strategies, particularly against the Euro and Yen. – vtmarketsmy.com

Nasdaq futures are testing a crucial resistance level, with economic indicators influencing market sentiment. A confirmed breakout could lead to new highs, while rejection may signify declining momentum. Stay alert! – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold prices dipped as Trump eased tensions with Iran and US jobs data decreased rate cut expectations. This shift favors short-term strategies for traders amid improving economic conditions and a strong dollar. – vtmarketsmy.com

Kansas City Fed President Schmid emphasizes a cautious approach to inflation, highlighting that cutting rates won’t boost employment significantly and could worsen inflation. The strong dollar reflects a challenging market ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com