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Forex Market

General Market
Wall Street
- Dow Jones -0.2% (49,359)
- S&P 500 -0.1% (6,940)
- Nasdaq -0.1% (23,515)
- U.S. 10Y yields unchanged at ~4.22%
- VIX +18.8% (18.84)
Asia-Pacific
- Nikkei -0.7% (53,584)
- Hang Seng -1.1%
- ASX 200 -0.3% (8,875)
- Shanghai Composite +0.3% (4,114)
Europe
- Stoxx -1.5%
- CAC -1.8% (8,112)
- DAX -1.3% (24,959)
- FTSE -0.4% (10,195)
Headlines to Watch
- Jan 20: U.S. markets closed for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. ADP Employment Change (Dec 27) to give early read on private sector jobs.
- Philadelphia Fed Non-Manufacturing Activity (Jan) to signal service sector momentum.
- ILO Unemployment Rate (3Mths) for Nov expected at 5.1%, steady from October.
- ZEW Survey Expectations (Jan) forecast to improve to 50.0 (prev. 45.8).
- ZEW Survey Current Situation (Jan) expected to rise slightly to -76.0 (prev. -81.0).
- 1-Year and 5-Year Loan Prime Rates (Jan) closely watched for potential monetary guidance.
- Upcoming CPI and BoC Overall Business Outlook Survey to provide clues on inflation trends and policy expectations.
- Continued market attention on U.S.–Europe trade tensions, including President Trump’s comments on European tariffs and Greenland developments.
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