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SocGen's Overnight Economic News Summary

BY MT Newswires | ECONOMIC | 05:58 AM EST

05:58 AM EST, 01/14/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Societe Generale in its early Wednesday economic news summary:

-- Bond yields rangebound after below forecast United States core consumer price index, Federal Reserve pricing unchanged. 30-year U.S. Treasury auction solid, stop through 0.9bp non-dealer bidding 88%. USD/JPY crosses 150-handle, ministry of finance quiet. Silver climbs to record $91.50/oz. Bank Indonesia intervenes in FX markets with rupiah (IDR) near 17,000 per USD.

-- Greenland: Secretary of State Rubio meets Danish and Greenlandic foreign ministers on Wednesday at White House. "Greenland not for sale. We choose NATO, we choose the Kingdom of Denmark, we choose the EU," said a statement by Denmark Prime Minister Fredriksen and the chairman of the government of Greenland.

-- China's December trade surplus climbs to $114.1 billion, exports up 6.6% year over year. Surplus for 2025 totals record $1.2 trillion, U.S. share of exports fell to a historic low of 11%. USD/CNY dips to 6.9725 low.

-- Day ahead: U.S. retail sales and producer price index. Federal Reserve speakers Paulson, Miran, Kashkari, Bostic and Williams. European Central Bank's Guindos. Bank of England's Taylor and Ramsden. Poland's central bank (NBP) forecast to stay on hold. Germany 15-, 25- and 30-year bond auctions.

-- Nikkei +1.4%, EUR 10-year IRS steady at 2.85%, Brent crude -0.6% at $65.1/barrel, Gold +0.9% at $4,634/oz.

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