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    23 February 2026
    Germany’s IFO expectations index matched forecasts at 90.5 in February, signalling a steady business outlook

    Germany’s Ifo expectations hit 90.5 in February, matching forecasts—no surprise, no lift. It signals stagnation, boosts ECB cut odds, favors long Bunds, caps DAX upside, and pressures EUR/USD. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    In February, Germany’s IFO current assessment rose to 86.7, beating forecasts of 86.1

    Germany’s Ifo assessment beat forecasts at 86.7, hinting the slump may be easing. That could lift the DAX and euro, limit ECB cuts, but one month isn’t a trend. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    After three rising sessions, EUR/JPY holds near 182.70 and challenges the 50-day EMA around 183.00

    EUR/JPY pauses near 182.70 after a three-day climb, squeezed between 9-day support and 50-day resistance. Break above 182.80 targets 186.88; slip below 182.62 risks 177.80/175.70, volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    Ethan Currie says Supreme Court scrapped IEEPA tariffs and cut average rates, though the White House can still raise tariffs

    Court slams IEEPA tariffs, halving effective rates—but markets may not relax. Watch Section 232 uncapped levies, sector winners/losers, spiking VIX, and FX swings hitting electronics, machinery, semis, autos. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    Investors reassess US trade policy and Iran tensions, leaving the dollar weaker as 15% import surcharge concerns grow

    Trade shocks aren’t over: 2025’s 15% import surcharge widened the $65B deficit, lifting DXY above 103. Stay nimble—use dollar and Treasury options, plus VIX calls, hedging geopolitical volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    As long as USD/CAD stays below 1.3700 and the H4 200-SMA, bears remain in control, with price hovering around 1.3645 support

    USD/CAD stalls near 1.3645, capped under 1.3700. Softer USD from 15% tariffs battles weaker CAD from slipping oil. Bearish double-top signals downside; higher Canadian rates and firm crude favor further losses. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    Bob Savage of BNY expects Israeli and Hungarian rate cuts as easing inflation keeps currencies elevated and firm

    Strong currencies are forcing central banks’ hands: BNY sees rate cuts in Israel and Hungary as inflation cools. Israel’s cut looks steady; Hungary’s path may surprise, creating volatility and trades. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    Silver holds early gains near $86.50 amid revived trade doubts after a US Supreme Court setback on tariffs

    Silver jumped to $86.50 on tariff-policy uncertainty after a Supreme Court block, weakening the dollar and boosting safe-haven demand. In 2026, prices are calmer, driven by industrial solar/EV demand. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    Deutsche Bank says Brent retreats as US–Iran tensions ease, while tariff and geopolitical fears unwind weekend premiums and fuel volatility

    Oil markets on edge: Brent slips to $70.85 after a two-day surge as weekend risk premium fades. But US–Iran strike fears, rising volatility, and Hormuz disruption risk could trigger sudden spikes. – vtmarketsmy.com

    23 February 2026
    Switzerland’s producer and import prices fell 2.2% year on year, down from 1.8% previously

    Swiss producer/import prices fell 2.2% in January—deflation is deepening. Weak growth and low inflation raise March SNB rate-cut odds, pressuring CHF, boosting SMI exporters, and favoring EUR/CHF and SARON trades. – vtmarketsmy.com

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