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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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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