GBP/USD slips after CPI data & ahead of Trump’s speech. USD/JPY hold steady ahead of Trump & Friday’s BoJ meeting.

Indices were under further pressure as Donald Trump heads to Davos.

The GBP/USD price analysis remains firm after UK CPI reports a mild rebound to 3.4% against the expected 3.3%.

Johnson & Johnson reported Q4 2025 revenue of $24.6 billion, beating expectations, while EPS came in at $2.46, just below forecasts.

Japanese bonds rebounded strongly following a sharp selloff that had reverberated across global debt markets

The latest rise in UK inflation – from 3.2% to 3.4% in December – shouldn't last.

Rising US Treasury yields further pressured stocks, while reports of a Danish pension fund’s plans to reduce its holdings in US Treasuries added to investor anxiety.

Macy’s is the latest retailer to admit to struggling in the current economic climate.

The Pound Sterling declines against its peers despite the UK CPI growing at a higher-than-expected pace in December to 3.4%.

Gold price has topped its all-time high amid heightened safe-haven demand.

While Fibonacci skeptics claim it’s merely pattern-seeking, its widespread application in financial markets demonstrates its enduring appeal as a blend of mathematics, psychology, and market rhythms.

The prospect of a renewed US/EU trade war over Greenland could produce wild moves in this currency pair

Global markets open the day on edge as Japan’s bond turmoil, rising US–Europe trade tensions, and looming tariff risks.

Indian share markets are trading lower with the Sensex trading 114 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 30 points lower.

Bitcoin price plunged below $90,000 amid rising global risk aversion and technical breakdowns, with bearish momentum likely targeting the $85,000 level.

Yesterday’s dollar sell-off seemed to reflect a combination of spillover from JGB volatility and concerns about Europeans reducing their Treasury holdings.

Crude remains in a sticky consolidation as traders worry that inflation could undermine demand.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the latest developments in the metal markets and the broader economic landscape as of January 20, 2026.

Intel appears to be making good on the $11 billion investment from the federal government, its largest shareholder. The United States' plan to secure and boost domestic chip manufacturing has made it enticing to keep Intel stock in the portfolio.

The article is a technical analysis using multiple data sources to suggest that the US labor market is in a much more precarious state than headline numbers indicate.