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    25 February 2026
    USD/JPY holds near 155.35 as bulls await a break above 156.00 and technicians stay upbeat

    USD/JPY stays bullish after rebounding near 155.35, despite yen safe-haven bids. BoJ caution limits yen gains, while technicals favor upside. Watch 156.90/158.40; 160 is key support. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    In February, France’s consumer confidence rose to 91, beating forecasts of 90

    France’s consumer confidence rose to 91 in February, beating forecasts. Still below the 100 average, it hints at steady spending, easing volatility, and supports cautious trades in stocks, rates, and options. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    During the European session, EUR/USD rose 0.27% to around 1.1800, following a triangle breakout

    EUR/USD once flirted with 1.1800 on Trump headlines—now it’s near 1.0850 as “higher-for-longer” Fed policy crushes the euro. Traders eye shorts, puts, or straddles ahead of March-April meetings. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    OCBC sees limited EUR/USD gains as dollar weakens, but says the euro isn’t undervalued; ECB cautious, Germany supportive

    EUR/USD’s lift comes from a weaker dollar, not a stronger euro. Fed stays firm, ECB cautious, limiting upside. Past 1.20 spike was rare. Traders may sell calls or buy puts. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    XAG/USD rebounds from prior-session losses near $90.50–$91.00 in early European trading

    Silver rebounds near $90.50 with improving momentum: above key EMAs, RSI steady. Bulls eye $100, supported by weaker dollar and strong solar demand. Watch $84.43/$79.94 breaks. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    Germany’s fourth-quarter year-on-year GDP growth meets expectations at 0.4%, latest estimates show

    Germany’s GDP grew just 0.4% in Q4, exactly as expected—no spark for markets. DAX may stay range-bound, option volatility could drop, and a weaker euro may persist. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    Germany’s fourth-quarter GDP rose 0.3% quarter on quarter, matching expectations and signalling steady growth

    Germany’s GDP grew 0.3% in Q4, exactly as forecast—a sign of sluggish stability, not a rebound. Markets may stay calm: lower DAX volatility, steady ECB rates, and euro moves driven elsewhere. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    Sweden’s annual producer prices fell 2% in January, improving from a previous 2.7% decline

    Sweden’s PPI drop slowed to -2% in January, hinting deflation is easing. That could delay Riksbank rate cuts, lift the krona, pressure EUR/SEK lower, and spark OMXS30 volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    Sweden’s monthly producer prices rose 2.4%, rebounding from -1.1% in the previous reading

    Sweden’s producer prices just surged 2.4% in January after falling -1.1%, reigniting inflation fears. Expect fewer Riksbank rate-cut bets, stronger SEK, pressured stocks, and traders hedging via swaps/options. – vtmarketsmy.com

    25 February 2026
    Germany’s GfK consumer confidence fell to -24.7, below the March forecast of -23.5

    Germany’s consumer confidence sank to -24.7, missing forecasts and hinting at weaker spending. With factory orders falling, risks rise for the DAX and euro, while Bunds could benefit. – vtmarketsmy.com

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