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The National Bank of Hungary is set to maintain rates at 6.50%, with a potential cut in February. Analysts expect EUR/HUF stability around 385, anticipating significant market movements ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

The GBP/USD pair struggles to break 1.3700 amid a recovering dollar and upcoming Federal Reserve policy announcement. Traders eye potential strategies as market dynamics shift, signaling cautious optimism ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

The EUR/JPY struggles below 183.00 amid Japan’s fiscal concerns and political changes. Traders eye volatility opportunities as interest rate disparities widen between the Bank of Japan and the ECB. – vtmarketsmy.com

UK’s GDP surges to 4.3%, reshaping forecasts as the weakened US dollar shifts currency dynamics. Gold and Bitcoin remain strong amid global uncertainties, highlighting the need for strategic investment approaches. – vtmarketsmy.com

Deutsche Bank reveals silver prices have surged 260% in 2025, creating trading opportunities. With volatility high and inflation-adjusted peaks unbroken, strategies like selling covered calls and buying protective puts are recommended. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold’s momentum continues despite struggles at $5,100, influenced by global uncertainties and central bank buying. Traders should approach with caution ahead of the pivotal Fed policy decision, using strategic options. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Indian Rupee gains support from reduced EU car tariffs, but faces pressure from equity outflows and USD strength. Anticipated trade deals may provide a positive outlook and volatility for traders. – vtmarketsmy.com

USDJPY dynamics are shifting due to US Treasury support for Japan’s Ministry of Finance. Expect trading between 152-155, but risks grow for JPY shorts as interventions may arise if rates approach 160. – vtmarketsmy.com

France’s consumer confidence index remains low, signaling economic concern. Meanwhile, USD declines, gold surges, and forex markets show volatility, urging cautious trading strategies amid rising risks. – vtmarketsmy.com

The NZD/USD recently peaked at 0.6000 but retreated amid US dollar stability and US government shutdown fears. With rising inflation in New Zealand, a rate hike could bolster the Kiwi. – vtmarketsmy.com