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Japan’s inflation cools to 2.3%, easing pressure on the Bank of Japan. USD/CAD, gold, and Bitcoin face shifts influenced by central bank policies and market conditions. Time to strategize! – vtmarketsmy.com

Tokyo’s CPI fell to 2%, easing pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise rates. With favorable forecasts for 2026, investing in USD/JPY could yield significant returns amidst global market shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

Tokyo’s CPI rose 2.3%, trailing forecasts, affecting the yen’s strength. With gold’s retreat and low market volatility, now’s a prime time for strategic options trading ahead of potential US rate cuts. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s construction orders rebounded from a 10.1% decline to a 9.5% increase, signaling economic growth and potential market shifts. This recovery may influence the Japanese Yen and Nikkei 225 index, presenting investment opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

Market activity slows ahead of holidays, with Bitcoin dropping near $87,000 and ETF outflows impacting sentiment. Traders should consider buying options on gold and silver amid expected economic growth. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s foreign investment in stocks plummeted, reflecting changing market sentiment. Meanwhile, gold retreats, USD/CAD remains low, and crypto faces cautious institutional flows amid holiday-thinned trading. Be prepared for volatility! – vtmarketsmy.com

The recent US seven-year note auction yielded 3.93%, igniting discussions on currency exchange rates, gold dips, and Bitcoin declines. Market volatility may present new trading opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

The USD/CAD is near five-month lows, with the BoC’s rate policy contrasting the Fed’s easing. High oil prices and economic factors support the CAD, presenting trading opportunities as volatility remains low. – vtmarketsmy.com

The U.S. 4-week bill auction rate eased slightly, while the dollar weakens, impacting currencies. Gold and Bitcoin retreat amid holiday trading; a bullish outlook for 2026 offers new investment opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold has declined slightly from its peak of $4,526, currently around $4,470, amid mixed economic signals. Despite profit-taking, strong demand continues to support prices, with key levels to watch ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com