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U.S. consumer confidence slumps to lowest in nearly 12 years, increasing pressure on the dollar ahead of Fed decision.
Yen surged on intervention rumors, dragging the dollar lower, while strategists see higher odds of coordinated action as policy divergence supports JPY.
U.S. durable goods surge as transportation orders drove gains, core investment improved, as markets await a likely dovish Fed pause decision.
January consumer sentiment beat expectations but remains below last year as inflation worries and labor market uncertainty persist.
BoJ held rates but sounded hawkish, boosting yen; dollar weakened ahead of Fed decision amid geopolitical and tariff uncertainties.
Metals slid as dollar strength, China’s clampdown on high-frequency trading, and hawkish Fed signals pressured prices, offsetting strong industrial demand and keeping markets cautious globally.
Copper prices slipped after Trump’s Section 232 update eased near-term tariff fears, while stronger jobless claims data supported the dollar and reduced expectations for Fed rate cuts.