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Japan Producer Price Index (MoM) registered at 0.3% above expectations (0.1%) in September
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EUR/USD found its footing on turnaround Tuesday, regaining momentum and pushing back above the 1.1800 mark. The move reflects a softer US Dollar as investors position ahead of upcoming US data and continue to reassess what the Fed’s rate path might look like from here.
GBP/USD is trying to claw back some of the ground lost over the past couple of sessions, posting solid gains and pushing up towards the 1.3700 area. Cable’s bounce comes as the Greenback eases modestly, while attention now turns to the BoE’s event on Thursday.
Gold has rebounded sharply, snapping a three-day sell-off and turning its focus back to the key $5,000 mark per troy ounce on Tuesday. The precious metal’s bounce appears to be driven by bargain-hunting alongside fresh selling pressure on the US Dollar and mixed US Treasury yields.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) extended its recovery by 8% at press time on Tuesday, driven by the HIP-4 proposal to add outcome trading, referring to prediction markets and bounded options contracts.
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.
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.
