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SPX
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6964.81
6964.81
6964.81
6980.09
6905.86
+32.51
+ 0.47%
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50135.86
50135.86
50219.40
49837.45
+20.20
+ 0.04%
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23238.66
23238.66
23314.67
22878.37
+207.46
+ 0.90%
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96.790
96.710
97.600
96.630
-0.810
-0.83%
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Euro / US Dollar
1.19115
1.19122
1.19115
1.19264
1.18094
+0.00972
+ 0.82%
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Pound Sterling / US Dollar
1.36918
1.36928
1.36918
1.36998
1.35861
+0.00868
+ 0.64%
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XAUUSD
Gold / US Dollar
5060.81
5061.25
5060.81
5086.52
4964.41
+94.77
+ 1.91%
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WTI
Light Sweet Crude Oil
64.268
64.298
64.268
64.676
62.468
+0.958
+ 1.51%
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[Technology Sector Rises Over 1.5%, Leading US Sector ETFs] On Monday (February 9), The Technology Sector ETF Rose 1.54%, The Global Technology Stock Index ETF Rose 1.33%, The Semiconductor ETF Rose 1.24%, The Internet Stock Index ETF Rose 1.04%, The Energy Sector ETF Rose 0.73%, While The Consumer Discretionary ETF Fell 0.37%, The Financial Sector ETF Fell 0.59%, And The Healthcare Sector ETF Fell 0.88%. Among The 11 Sectors Of The S&P 500, The Information Technology/technology Sector Rose 1.59%, The Materials Sector Rose 1.44%, The Energy And Telecommunications Sectors Rose At Least 0.8%, While The Consumer Staples And Healthcare Sectors Fell 0.86%

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[Mexican President Criticizes Unfair US Sanctions, Announces Further Humanitarian Aid To Cuba] On February 9, Mexican President Jacques Sinbaum Announced At A Morning Press Conference At The Presidential Palace That Mexico Will Provide A Second Batch Of Humanitarian Aid To Cuba In The Coming Days And Called On The United States Not To Impose Punitive Tariffs On Countries Supplying Oil To Cuba. Sinbaum Stated That Mexico Has Always Upheld The Principle Of Solidarity And Mutual Assistance And "cannot Remain Silent" In The Face Of Sanctions Against Cuba. She Added That Mexico Had Previously Sent Food To Cuba And Will Continue To Provide More Aid And Support To The Best Of Its Ability

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Toronto Stock Index .GSPTSE Unofficially Closes Up 552.34 Points, Or 1.70 Percent, At 33023.32

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The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index Closed Up 0.2% Initially. Among Popular Chinese Concept Stocks, 21Vianet Closed Up 5.8%, Daqo New Energy Rose 5.8%, Canadian Solar Rose 5.7%, Atour Rose 5.6%, While Bilibili Fell 2.4%, NIO Fell 3.1%, Li Auto Fell 3.1%, And New Oriental Fell 4.4%

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Brazil Benchmark Stock Index Bovespa Settles At 186407.80 Points, A Record High

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UK Government: Any Unilateral Attempt To Alter The Geographic Or Demographic Make-Up Of Palestine Is Wholly Unacceptable

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UK Government: Strongly Condemns The Israeli Security Cabinet's Decision To Expand Israeli Control Over The West Bank

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U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune: Republicans Are About To Propose A Counter-proposal To The Democratic Plan Regarding Funding For The Department Of Homeland Security (DHS)

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Trump-Xi Summit Set For First Week Of April

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Bostic, Federal Reserve: Weak Employment Data Is Another Reason For The Fed To Remain Cautious

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Fed's Miran: Using Fed Balance Sheet In Times Of Trouble Makes Sense

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The Yen Continued To Rise On The Second Day After The Japanese House Of Representatives Election. In Late New York Trading On Monday (February 9), The Dollar Fell 0.91% Against The Yen To 155.79 Yen, Trading Between 157.76 And 155.52 Yen During The Day. It Had Briefly Risen In Early Asian Trading Before Gradually Declining. The Euro Fell 0.13% Against The Yen, And The Pound Fell 0.29% Against The Yen

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Fed's Miran: Still Believes Main Burden Of Tariffs Will Fall On Exporters

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Fed's Miran: Ai Is Impacting Economy But Is Hard To Measure

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Fed's Miran: The World Is Coming Around To The Idea Tariffs Are More Benign Than Thought

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Fed's Miran: Tariffs Allow For Lower Interest Rates Over Time

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Fed's Miran: Dollar's Moves Don't Have Big Impact On Monetary Policy, Have Been Relatively Modest

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Chicago Soybean Futures Fell About 0.5%, Soybean Meal Fell About 2%, And Soybean Oil Rose More Than 2.5%. On Monday (February 9), The Bloomberg Grains Index Fell 0.34% To 29.5222 Points In Late New York Trading, Remaining Down For The Day. CBOT Corn Futures Fell 0.41%, And CBOT Wheat Futures Fell 0.28%. CBOT Soybean Futures Fell 0.49% To $11.0975 Per Bushel, Soybean Meal Futures Fell 1.98%, And Soybean Oil Futures Rose 2.55%

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Fed's Miran: Dollar Pass Through To Inflation Is Not A Main Issue

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Fed's Miran: Isn't Worried Tariffs Will Impair Dollar's Value

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    @MatthewYou got the point because anyone can open charts and place buy/sell trade and it can either hit tp or sl
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          XRP Price Could Surge 16% – Here’s Why

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          Zcash / USD Coin
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          +0.40%

          XRP price today is again testing the $2 support level, a zone that has held firm several times this year. Each time XRP slips to this range, buyers step in, and the same behavior is unfolding now.

          XRP whales are buying more, ETF inflows are increasing, and the price is moving in a tight range. Top analyst Ali Martinez thinks this could lead to a 16% price jump.

          XRP Price Rebounds From $2 Support

          XRP price dropped toward $2.00 before bouncing back above $2.08, showing early signs of strength. While the price rise itself was small, something notable happened in the background as the trading volume jumped by 77.5%. 

          This stood out because Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana all saw declines in both price and volume at the same time. 

          Analysts say this kind of split behavior often shows quiet buying during dips, especially by whales looking to build positions before a bigger move.

          Institutional & Whale Activity Tightening Supply

          Bitnomial’s CFTC approval to offer an XRP/USD spot contract has increased interest from regulated U.S. investors. 

          At the same time, spot XRP ETFs have already attracted close to $900 million in inflows since launching, pointing to steady demand. 

          Ripple also drew attention after moving 250 million XRP into an unknown wallet. Shortly after, exchange balances dropped by 2.51%, meaning fewer tokens are sitting on trading platforms. When available supply shrinks like this, it often signals that major players are positioning for a move rather than selling.

          XRP Price 16% Breakout Coming

          Looking at the chart, Ali Martinez notes that XRP is moving inside a tightening symmetrical triangle, a pattern that often leads to sharp breakouts. 

          Over the past week, XRP has been squeezed between $2.03 and $2.18, signaling that volatility is compressing. He suggests that when such a squeeze occurs, volatility is compressed, and when it releases, it usually does so quickly.

          Therefore, Martinez expects a 16% breakout once XRP escapes the triangle, which would place XRP near $2.40–$2.45 if it breaks the upper trendline. 

          But if XRP slips below $2.02, traders warn of a possible drop toward $1.85–$1.90.

          With whales buying, supply tightening, ETFs pulling fresh inflows, and the chart reaching its final squeeze point, XRP sits at a crossroads.

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