February 13, 2026/
The January CPI report shows inflation cooling to 2.4%, strengthening wage growth and increasing expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2026.
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The January CPI report shows inflation cooling to 2.4%, strengthening wage growth and increasing expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2026.
The US Jobs Report stunned markets as NFP surged past expectations and the Unemployment Rate fell, but a massive benchmark revision complicated the Growth narrative and triggered volatile US Dollar Market Reaction.
Week ahead economic reports converge across major economies, shaping central bank policy, inflation expectations, and market direction for 2026.
Earnings season reaches a decisive week as major companies report results that may redefine market leadership, investor confidence, and sector momentum.
The macro outlook sharpens as central bank decisions and critical data releases converge in a week that could influence rates, currencies, and global markets.
UBS gold price forecast turns sharply bullish, outlining a potential $7,200 per ounce upside driven by central bank demand, resilient investors, and global uncertainty.
FOMC holds interest rates at 3.5%–3.75% as inflation remains elevated, signaling a cautious, data-driven approach to future monetary policy decisions.
The global financial system is at a crossroads as geopolitics, AI, regulation, and central banks reshape power, capital flows, and market stability worldwide.
Earnings Outlook dominates the final week of January 2026 as central banks, GDP data, and Big Tech earnings collide, redefining global market direction.
Markets close November on a mixed note: U.S. tech splits amid Nasdaq’s first monthly drop since March, Canada surprises with strong GDP, and commodities rally on Fed cut bets. Crypto stalls in a risk-off lull as silver surges and copper...
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