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    26 February 2026
    USD/CHF slips for a fourth session, trading near 0.7729 in a 0.7718–0.7757 range, above the 20-day SMA

    USD/CHF slides for a fourth day, consolidating in a bearish triangle. Watch 0.7650–0.7665: a break could reopen yearly lows. RSI stays weak; SNB-favored fundamentals keep rallies capped. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    XAG/USD climbs near $91 as easing tariff worries and supply shortages fuel safe-haven buying and a strong rebound

    Silver just surged back above $90 after a brutal 47% crash. Tight supplies, low inventories, and tariff-driven demand fuel gains, but potential Fed rate hikes threaten volatility—options may help manage risk. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    AUD rises over 0.80% against the US dollar as strong inflation boosts expectations of an RBA rate rise

    Aussie dollar jumps 0.8% as Australia’s inflation surprises higher, fueling rate-hike bets. RBA stays hawkish while Fed leans toward cuts, boosting AUD carry—watch key support/resistance and risk sentiment. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    Taborsky says Glapinski and Litwiniuk see inflation nearing target, allowing cuts; markets expect a 3.25% terminal rate

    Poland’s central bank hints March rate cuts are likely as inflation nears 2.5%, but strong wages may slow easing. Markets bet 3.25% vs NBP’s 3.50%, driving EUR/PLN volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    US five-year note auction yield falls to 3.615% from 3.823%, extending the decline

    Treasury’s 5-year yield fell to 3.615%, signaling strong demand and expectations for Fed rate cuts amid cooling inflation and slower growth. Consider rates futures longs, equity puts, and USD-bearish currency trades. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    Gold climbs above $5,200 on trade-policy uncertainty and Fed cut expectations, rebounding from $5,121 lows

    Gold jumps above $5,200 as trade and Iran tensions, plus expected Fed cuts, boost demand. Watch resistance $5,249 and support $5,150; options traders eye calls, puts, and straddles. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid said the central bank’s independence keeps politics out of policy discussions

    Kansas City Fed’s Schmid insists politics stay out, praising Powell. Inflation remains sticky, jobs solid, balance sheet won’t shrink pre-crisis—hinting “higher for longer,” slow mortgage runoff, and market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    WTI slips to around $65.45 as US crude inventories rise and OPEC+ boosts output, fueling oversupply fears

    WTI slips to $65.45 as a huge US stockpile build and OPEC+ supply hints stoke oversupply fears. Iran nuclear talks add tension, but later data shows fundamentals beat geopolitics. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    USD/JPY rises to around 156.30 as the yen weakens amid uncertainty over Bank of Japan tightening expectations

    Yen weakness is driving USD/JPY above 160 despite a soft dollar. Dovish BoJ signals, political pressure, and tame inflation limit tightening. Options traders eye call spreads, but watch MoF intervention risk. – vtmarketsmy.com

    26 February 2026
    IG’s Chris Beauchamp says investors await Nvidia results, lifting the FTSE 100 as the rally returns

    Risk is back: FTSE 100 nears 11,000 on cheap valuations and strong banks/miners, with low volatility making calls attractive. Bitcoin up 5% yet range-bound; compressed volatility favors selling premium. – vtmarketsmy.com

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