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Scotiabank Says Markets in Wait-And-See Mode Ahead of Wednesday's Central Bank Decisions

BY MT Newswires | ECONOMIC | 01/27/26 08:06 AM EST

08:06 AM EST, 01/27/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Financial markets are largely in a wait-and-see mode early Tuesday, said Scotiabank.

Stocks are generally a little higher across United States equity futures and most European cash indexes, but with TSX futures a touch lower, noted the bank.

Sovereign bonds are mostly "just treading water," stated Scotiabank. Gold is up by over US$60/oz to US$5,075 after starting strongly early Monday but then losing momentum.

The US dollar (USD) is broadly softer against all major crosses, it added.

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