Group 1 - The Japanese yen continues to weaken, surprising analysts who expected a more stable performance [1][2] - The Bank of Japan's cautious stance is noted, with the recent press conference being perceived as the most hawkish it could be [2] - Market reactions to the dollar-yen spike indicate a desire to sell yen, with unexpected price movements observed [3][4] Group 2 - There is skepticism regarding the recent US CPI print, with some economists labeling it as unreliable [5] - Despite a soft inflation report, market yields did not react significantly, and equities showed a rebound, indicating a divergence in trader sentiment [6][7] - The bond market largely ignored the inflation data, suggesting a disconnect between different asset classes [8] Group 3 - The market is described as technically fragile, with a bullish positioning that may face challenges ahead [9] - Expectations for stock markets to reach new record highs in 2026 are noted, driven by structural tailwinds, but risks remain [10] - The performance of digital asset treasury companies is declining, impacting retail sentiment and potentially affecting favored stocks [10][11]