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    19 February 2026
    US indices avoided an early plunge before reversing lower into the close; he warned clients about QQQ 608 premarket.

    Stocks faded after a fake rally, signaling distribution near highs. Hot inflation dims rate-cut hopes, volatility rises, and tech looks shaky. Traders should stay nimble, take profits fast, and consider protective puts. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    EUR/USD hits a four-week low as strong US data dampens rate-cut expectations and lifts the dollar

    EUR/USD hit 1.1748, its lowest since January, as strong US data lifted the Dollar. Fed cuts look delayed while Eurozone stays weak, widening policy divergence—setting up further downside toward 1.1700. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    As Nifty slid toward 25,400 amid panic, Elliott Wave traders calmly waited for an alternate scenario setup

    Nifty’s 400-point plunge sparks panic—but Elliott Wave flags key support near 25,500. With VIX spiking, FIIs selling, and puts stacked, is this a buy-the-dip chance or deeper correction? – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    NBC’s Daren King says Canadian home sales fell 5.8% month over month for a third straight month nationwide amid trade worries

    Canada’s home sales slid 5.8% in January, the third straight drop and nationwide. Weather played a role, but trade uncertainty is biting harder than rate cuts—watch bonds, loonie, and banks. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    US unemployment claims fell to 206,000, with fewer people filing new benefit applications in the week ending 14 February

    Surprise US jobless claims dropped to 206K, boosting the dollar near 97.90. With inflation sticky and sales strong, markets expect Fed rate cuts delayed, keeping rates higher. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    EUR/GBP stays firm near 0.8737 as UK data fuels expectations of BoE rate cuts and weakens sterling

    Euro steadies near 0.874 versus Pound as UK inflation and jobs cool, boosting BoE rate-cut bets. ECB holds firm after Lagarde chatter fades. Next: UK retail sales, PMIs—range trading in focus. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    S&P 500 futures remain rangebound after a higher rejection, reverting to a pivot as New York weighs a breakout versus a lower retest

    S&P 500 futures are stuck in a choppy range—will New York break it? Watch 6866 pivot, 6909 resistance, 6827 support. Low VIX favors range option selling until a decisive breakout. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    Canada’s annual new housing price index fell to -2.3% from -2% in January, signaling weakness

    Canada’s new home prices fell 2.3% year-over-year in January, deepening weakness. Markets may price earlier Bank of Canada cuts, pressuring the loonie, banks, and boosting options trades on rates, CAD, and TSX volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    In December, Canada’s employment insurance claimants rose 0.4% month on month, slowing from 1.6% previously

    Canada’s Employment Insurance growth slowed to 0.4% in December from 1.6%, hinting labor weakness is easing. That could reduce Bank of Canada cut odds, support CAD, and lower TSX volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    19 February 2026
    In December, Canada’s merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $1.3B, beating expectations of a $2.1B shortfall

    Canada’s December trade deficit shrank to $1.3B versus $2.1B forecast, boosting CAD and Canadian assets. Strong commodities and inflation may delay BoC cuts, raising USD/CAD volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

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