The USD/MYR is around the 3.9055 ratio as it swims within depths that continue to test technical perceptions and long-term charts.

Data Center REITs are on the receiving end of the money being spent now, as they provide the infrastructure for AI, in contrast to the hyperscalers whose return on investment (ROI) won’t come until much later.

Gold trades sideways above $5,000, remaining capped inside this week’s consolidation range.

The general tone in the foreign exchange market is one of consolidation after yesterday’s stronger than expected January jobs data injected volatility into dollar trading.

GBP/USD was trading at 1.3632 on Thursday. Sterling found an equilibrium point after volatility triggered by a stronger dollar following US labor market data.

On the data front, the UK brought a fresh data deluge this morning, with the 0.1% GDP figure for the fourth quarter serving to highlight the tepid growth that belies the story told by the stock market.

The employment situation for U.S. teens was little changed in January 2026.

Markets are adjusting to competing signals rather than moving in a single, clear direction.

Turkey’s central bank raised its inflation forecast range, bringing the midpoint closer to market expectations, while keeping its official target unchanged.

As oil remains bullish, can we expect a further rally with the black gold?