CCL Products’ rally from ₹130 is nearing Wave III peak around ₹875; RSI overbought signals a likely Wave IV A-B-C pullback to ₹720–₹750, before a Wave V push to new highs. – vtmarketsmy.com
Dixon Tech bounced from key Fibonacci support, signaling Wave IV may be over and a new Wave V rally starting. Targets: 21,528 then 24,800. Fundamentals and options momentum support upside—unless support breaks. – vtmarketsmy.com
Euro slips but stays rangebound as weak Eurozone output meets ECB liquidity backstop. Markets eye UK jobs and inflation amid BoE-cut bets; policy divergence favors selling EUR/GBP rallies, cautiously. – vtmarketsmy.com
UK inflation is easing, but sticky core and services keep the Bank of England cautious. Markets delay rate cuts, favoring high-for-longer trades and range-bound GBP/USD with volatility-selling opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gas spiked above $7 in Fern, then slipped under $3 as storage stayed average. Cheaper EU carbon and rising LNG supply signal lower European prices, tighter US-TTF-JKM links, and near-zero LNG arbitrage by 2027. – vtmarketsmy.com
Canada housing starts fell to 238K in January, missing forecasts by 25.3K. This sharp cooling boosts BoC rate-cut odds, likely lowering yields, weakening CAD, and pressuring banks/REITs. – vtmarketsmy.com
Eurozone factories stumbled in December, but a rebound may be brewing: German orders surge, inventories normalize, and demand firms. Yet high gas costs, China competition, and U.S. tariffs still threaten. – vtmarketsmy.com
EUR/USD slipped toward 1.1850 as thin holiday trading muted moves. Weak Eurozone output and bearish momentum keep pressure on the euro, with traders eyeing Fed/ECB remarks and key supports. – vtmarketsmy.com
Turkish lira is sliding toward 44.0 per dollar as inflation expectations rise, current-account deficits widen, capital inflows fade, and reserves fall—fueling doubts about rebalancing and bets on further depreciation. – vtmarketsmy.com
USD/CHF hovers near 0.7700 in a tight band as both USD and CHF weaken. Swiss inflation dips, boosting SNB intervention chatter, while softer US CPI fuels Fed-cut bets. Volatility looms. – vtmarketsmy.com
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