Ahead of the US January jobs report, Goldman Sachs warned that job growth may be much lower than market expectations, The bank forecasts only about 45,000 new jobs, below the consensus of around 70,000, Updates to the BLS “birth–death” model and weak employment data are the main factors behind this lower estimate, However, this situation mainly reflects a gradual cooling of the labor market and could encourage the Fed to keep interest rates steady.

BCA Research has warned that yen carry trades could become a "ticking time bomb" and unwind suddenly if market conditions change, In this strategy, investors borrow low-yielding yen to buy higher-yielding assets abroad, but if risky assets fall or the yen strengthens, the trade reverses quickly, Analysts have highlighted the possibility of a shock similar to 2008, 2015, and 2020 and recommend that medium- and long-term investors take long positions in yen against the dollar, Given the potential for a Bank of Japan rate hike and recent yen gains, if the currency begins to strengthen, a broad unwind of carry trades could cause a significant yen surge.

After meeting with Netanyahu, Trump said he emphasized continuing negotiations with Iran in a three-hour session, He said no definitive result was achieved, but if possible, a deal with Iran would be Washington’s preferred option, Trump also expressed hope that Iran would act more reasonably and responsibly this time and that the talks would reach a conclusion, Oil fell 1.5% in reaction to this news.

Bess Hamk stated that the current interest rate is at a "neutral" level and there is currently no need to cut it, She saw the rise in gold prices as a sign of ongoing inflation concerns and emphasized that full confidence in controlling inflation is not yet established, Hamk also warned about the "unsustainable" path of US government debt, a factor that could put pressure on bond markets and yields.