Monthly Archives: September 2025
Goldman Sachs raised its Q3 US GDP growth forecast to 1.7% based on mixed data
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Goldman Sachs raises Q3 US GDP estimate to 1.7% amid mixed manufacturing data and improved spending reports.
European stock markets experienced their largest decline in a month, while bond yields rose sharply
Written on September 2, 2025 at 4:28 pm, by
European stocks dropped sharply; bond yields surged, with UK 30-year gilts hitting highest level since 1998.
The kiwi fell 40 pips as the GDT dairy auction revealed a 4.3% price decline
Written on September 2, 2025 at 4:00 pm, by
GDT price index down 4.3%; whole milk powder drops 5.3%; NZD weakens, clouding economic outlook.
After an initial rally, sellers regained dominance in NASDAQ futures, pushing the market lower again
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Sellers regain control after failed rally; negative Delta signals short covering, not reversal, says OrderFlow Intel.
Gold surpasses $3500, reaching $3512, signalling potential for an upward trend amid market uncertainty
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Gold breaks $3500 resistance, reaching $3512; market eyes upward trend amid dollar instability and seasonal strength.
As the dollar weakens, the USD/JPY retracement finds support around 148.00 and 147.77 levels
Written on September 2, 2025 at 3:29 pm, by
Dollar weakens as yields drop, manufacturing stagnates, and tariff uncertainty impacts USD/JPY amid shifting risk sentiment.
Construction spending in the US decreased by 0.1%, matching expectations after a previous decline of 0.4%
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US construction spending fell 0.1% in July 2025, matching expectations after June’s 0.4% decline.
US manufacturing ISM for August was below expectations, revealing concerns over tariffs and economic uncertainty
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ISM manufacturing index rises slightly; new orders up, but production, imports, and employment show continued weakness.
US August S&P Global manufacturing PMI revised down to 53.0, with rising input costs driving inflation
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US manufacturing hits three-year high in August; rising input costs spur inflation concerns and inventory buildup.
At the market open, US stocks declined sharply, with S&P 500 retracing to August levels.
Written on September 2, 2025 at 1:59 pm, by
Stocks fell broadly; S&P 500 dropped 90 points. PepsiCo rose 4.4% after Elliott Management investment.
