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Japan has opted for a snap election on 8 February 2026 rather than waiting for the normal electoral calendar, which makes this a faster, higher-stakes reset of political mandate.
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Europe is getting better and better. It has not been spared shocks, notably the war in Ukraine – its impact on energy prices is largely responsible for German stagnation – and political uncertainty in France, which affected French GDP growth in 2025. But Europe is overcoming these difficulties.
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Cryptocurrencies
Ripple edges lower, trading marginally below $1.60 at the time of writing on Tuesday as bulls and bears battle for control. The cross-border remittance token rose to $1.66 on Monday, but profit-taking and risk-off sentiment in the broader crypto market led to the ongoing correction.
Bitcoin price steadies at $78,000 on Tuesday after rising 2.30% the previous day, following last week’s massive correction. US-listed spot ETFs record an inflow of $561.89 million on Monday, while Strategy adds 855 BTC to its reserve.
Bitcoin holds above $78,000 but struggles to extend its recovery amid ETF inflows. Ethereum trades under pressure below the $2,300 immediate hurdle, undermined by weakening technical structure.
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Stocks
It has been a solid day for equity markets despite the carnage in gold and silver prices, says Chris Beauchamp, Chief Market Analyst at investing and trading platform IG.
Weekly Forecast
The EUR/USD pair soared in the last week of January, hitting a multi-year high of 1.2082 before finally retreating and trimming most of its weekly gains to settle around the 1.1900 level.
The Pound Sterling (GBP) accelerated its bullish momentum against the US Dollar (USD), with GBP/USD recording its highest level in four years near 1.3870 before experiencing a late pullback.
Bitcoin (BTC) price extends correction, trading below $82,000 after sliding more than 5% so far this week. The bearish price action in BTC was fueled by fading institutional demand, as evidenced by spot Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), which recorded $978 million in inflows through Thursday.
It was a rough and volatile week for the US Dollar (USD). Indeed, the US Dollar Index (DXY) built on the previous week’s decline and retreated to the 95.50 region, an area last visited in February 2022.
