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Gold and Silver hit record highs on geopolitical stress – ING

Gold and Silver surged to fresh record highs as escalating geopolitical tensions between the US and Europe boosted demand for safe-haven assets. Strong…

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JPY: Japan politics rattle markets, JGB yields surge – ING

apanese asset markets are under pressure after fresh fiscal promises ahead of the February snap election triggered a sharp sell-off…

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EUR: Greenland tariff threats pressure European industry – ING

Renewed US tariff threats over Greenland are unwelcome news for European industry, coming just as sentiment was beginning to recover from last…

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USD: Greenland tariff threats heat up EU-US tensions – ING

Washington’s threat of tariffs on eight European nations to secure Greenland has heightened transatlantic tensions, with France pushing for the…

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USD/JPY outlook clouded ahead of Japan snap election – ING

USD/JPY faces a volatile month as Japan prepares for a snap election on 8 February, with outcomes potentially swaying the…

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European Gas surges above €33/MWh on cold snap forecast – ING

European Gas prices jumped more than 4.2%, with TTF climbing back above €33/MWh, driven by forecasts for another cold snap…

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USD: Fed attack fuels de-dollarization debate – ING

Energy markets reacted sharply to a pullback in US-Iran tensions, with Brent crude dropping 5%, highlighting investor caution amid geopolitical…

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USD/JPY rally accelerates as election risk returns – ING

There seems to be no way of stopping the USD/JPY rally. Speculation of snap elections is mounting, and the return…

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USD: US-Greenland talks offer limited but positive risk relief for EUR – ING

A US delegation led by JD Vance and Marco Rubio meets Danish and Greenlandic officials today, but markets have so…

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USD: Markets temper USD-bearish bets on Fed probe – ING

Markets have started to rethink some of their USD-bearish Fed independence bets, following several pushbacks against the Department of Justice’s…

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