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#gold# is extending its downside momentum, respecting yesterday’s technical roadmap to the point. The price continues to face resistance near $4,000 while sellers hold firm control of short-term direction. With macro sentiment leaning risk-off and rate expectations stabilising, gold could test $3,950 and even $3,925 in the near term if support levels fail to hold. #forextraders# should stay alert for signs of reversal but maintain a cautious bias as the bearish tone remains dominant. #XAU/USD# #analysis# #Todayanalysis# #Signal# #COPYTRADE# #FOLLOWMEGuideBook# #Singapore# #HongKong# #Malaysia# #Japan# #US-ChinaTariffs#

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hina’s inflation story took an interesting turn this month. Headline CPI rose to 0.7%, the highest level since early 2024, supported by a rebound in food prices and ongoing growth in non-food categories. This points towards improving household demand and better retail momentum. But the real issue lies on the production side: Producer prices fell 2.2% YoY, marking the 38th straight month of deflation. That’s a long stretch — and it signals persistent weakness in China’s manufacturing and export-led sectors. For traders, this creates a mixed environment: Consumers are slowly recovering Industries remain under pressure Policy support from Beijing may increase A dynamic setup worth monitoring closely. #Fed# #ChinaUSTariffDeal# #ChinaEconomy# #FlashNews#

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China’s 10-year government bond yield has fallen for the third consecutive session, reaching 1.83% a clear signal that the market is increasingly pricing in potential interest rate cuts next year. Analysts at Societe Generale even expect yields to hit record lows in 2026, especially if the PBoC delivers a 20bps reduction to support growth. But here’s the interesting part: China’s leadership has been cautious about aggressive stimulus, even as they acknowledge the need to boost domestic demand. With the Central Economic Work Conference approaching, investors across the Gulf, Europe, and the US are watching closely. The policy signals coming out of Beijing will strongly influence global fixed-income sentiment, emerging market flows, and broader risk appetite. A shift here could set the tone for 2026. #ChinaEconomy# #US-ChinaTariffs# #bonds# #Japan# #HongKong# #Singapore# #trading#

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The FTSE 100 edged slightly higher on Monday, hovering near record levels, as investors reacted to geopolitical developments over the weekend. Gains were led by precious metal miners such as Endeavour and Fresnillo, supported by rising gold and silver prices as global uncertainty increased following US President Donald Trump’s move to oust Venezuela’s leader. Defence stocks also outperformed, with Babcock, Melrose and BAE Systems benefiting from heightened geopolitical tensions. Copper miners advanced as well, tracking higher copper prices driven by concerns over tighter supply and the prospect of further US tariffs. Energy stocks weighed on the index, with Shell and BP falling. #FTSE100# #euro# #StockMarket# #Indices#

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• Strength in Dalian and Chicago edible oils • Crude oil rally amid Middle East tensions Demand remains constructive: • India imports +10.1% MoM (6-month high) Policy backdrop supportive: • Indonesia exports +77.1% YoY (Jan) • Export levy increased to 12.5% to support biodiesel mandate Risks to monitor: • February shipment decline (~22%) • China PMI uncertainty Momentum positive — but dependent on Asian demand resilience. 🔹 FollowMe (Macro & Commodity Strategy) Palm oil’s current rally is a convergence trade. Three forces aligning: 1️⃣ Currency weakness (ringgit) 2️⃣ Energy strength (crude oil risk premium) 3️⃣ Restocking demand from India Add to that Indonesia’s aggressive export growth and biodiesel policy reinforcement — and you have structural supply rebalancing. Yet caution is warranted: • February export shipments declined materially • China’s PMI may signal post-holiday softness • Geopolitical premium in crude can unwind quickly The bigger picture: If crude remains elevated and China stabilises, palm oil could extend toward higher resistance levels. If China weakens, upside may stall. Commodity traders should watch Asian macro prints closely this week.

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US GDP Growth Well Below Forecasts The US economy expanded an annualized 1.4% in Q4 2025, marking the slowest growth since Q1 2025, well below forecasts of 3%. The advance estimate indicated that growth was weighed down by slower consumer spending, declining exports, and disruptions related to the government shutdown.

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