Forex Pulse Intelligence

Relative Strength & Strategy Insights | Updated: Feb 06, 2026 at 12:02:28

USD mixed

Mixed data with strong durable goods orders (5.3% vs 1.1% forecast) but weak Chicago Fed activity (-0.42 vs -0.2 forecast) and rising jobless claims (209k vs 205k forecast). Trade deficit widened significantly (-56.8B vs -37.0B forecast).

EUR weakening

Eurozone retail sales fell more than expected (-0.5% vs -0.2% forecast), German market down 0.5%, and ECB policy uncertainty. German Ifo business climate missed (87.6 vs 88.4 forecast).

JPY weakening

Yen weakened due to political unpredictability and fiscal concerns. Leading indicators missed (109.9 vs 110.5 forecast). Retail sales disappointed (-0.9% vs 0.9% forecast).

GBP mixed

Construction PMI improved (46.4 vs 42.2 forecast) but still in contraction. Car production beat expectations (17.7% vs 6.7% forecast). Mortgage approvals slightly missed (61.01k vs 64.4k forecast).

AUD strengthening

RBA hiked rates 25bps to 3.85% (first since Nov 2023). NAB business confidence beat (3.0 vs 2.0 forecast). Inflation data mostly met or beat expectations. Australian dollar strengthened in sessions.

CAD weakening

Commodity currency weakened amid risk-off sentiment. Wholesale sales beat (2.1% vs 0.4% forecast) but trade deficit widened (-2.2B vs -0.6B forecast). GDP growth stagnant (0.0% vs 0.2% forecast).

NZD weakening

Commodity currency weakened amid risk-off mood. Credit card spending turned negative (-0.3% vs previous 4.7%). ANZ business confidence missed (64.1 vs 73.9 forecast).

CHF mixed

Economic sentiment missed (-4.7 vs 5.5 forecast). Trade balance missed (3.0B vs 3.8B forecast). KOF leading indicators slightly missed (102.5 vs 103.2 forecast).

Strategy Pair Action Target Strategy Rationale
AUD/USD & NZD/USD LONG BASKET Dist: +150 pips Isolating USD mixed sentiment by longing two commodity currencies. AUD strengthened by RBA hike and strong data, NZD provides diversification while both benefit from risk-on potential from US-India trade deal.
EUR/JPY & GBP/JPY SHORT BASKET Dist: -180 pips Isolating JPY weakness against two European currencies. JPY weakened due to political/fiscal concerns, while EUR and GBP show mixed but relatively stronger fundamentals. Basket reduces single-currency Europe risk.
AUD/CAD & NZD/CAD LONG BASKET Dist: +140 pips Isolating CAD weakness against commodity peers. AUD strengthened by RBA hike, NZD provides diversification, while CAD weakened by risk-off sentiment and poor GDP. Neutralizes single commodity currency exposure.
EUR/CHF & GBP/CHF SHORT BASKET Dist: -100 pips Isolating CHF mixed sentiment against European currencies. CHF economic data missed expectations, while EUR and GBP show some resilience. Basket reduces exposure to single European economy risks.
USD/JPY & AUD/JPY LONG BASKET Dist: +200 pips Isolating JPY weakness against USD and high-yielding AUD. JPY weakened significantly, USD shows mixed but relatively stronger data, AUD boosted by RBA hike. Diversifies away from pure USD exposure.
EUR/AUD & GBP/AUD SHORT BASKET Dist: -160 pips Isolating AUD strength against European currencies. AUD strengthened by RBA hike and strong data, while EUR weakened by poor retail sales and ECB uncertainty, GBP shows mixed performance. Reduces single European currency risk.
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