Monthly Archives: September 2025
The focus is now on US data, influencing expectations for interest rates and currency movements
Written on September 1, 2025 at 11:59 am, by
EURUSD hovers near key resistance as markets await US NFP data; rate cut expectations influence sentiment.
Markets often struggle in September historically, but this year’s Fed expectations might alter trends
Written on September 1, 2025 at 11:29 am, by
September historically poses challenges for markets, with stocks, gold, and oil often underperforming during the month.
Gold prices rise amid improved economic conditions, influenced by Fed policies and inflation expectations
Written on September 1, 2025 at 10:59 am, by
Gold nears all-time high as Fed signals rate cuts, real yields fall, and inflation expectations rise.
The Eurozone’s unemployment rate for July matched expectations, remaining steady at 6.2%, with revisions showing resilience in employment conditions
Written on September 1, 2025 at 10:58 am, by
Eurozone unemployment holds at 6.2% in July, signaling continued job market stability amid economic challenges.
The dollar opens slightly lower, with cautious market movements following a court ruling on tariffs
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Court ruling on Trump tariffs unsettles markets; dollar dips slightly while euro gains, gold draws attention.
In August, UK manufacturing faced a mild contraction, with decreasing orders and ongoing job losses
Written on September 1, 2025 at 10:28 am, by
UK manufacturing contracts for tenth month; new orders slump amid weak demand, tariffs, and policy uncertainty.
Mortgage approvals in the UK were higher than anticipated, while consumer credit growth increased year-on-year
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UK mortgage approvals rose to 65,350 in July; consumer credit and annual growth also increased significantly.
Sight deposits at the SNB rose to CHF 472.3 billion, highest since late July
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Swiss sight deposits rose to CHF 472.3 billion, marking the highest level since late July.
The Eurozone’s manufacturing sector shows improvement, with rising PMIs and new orders indicating recovery.
Written on September 1, 2025 at 9:29 am, by
Eurozone manufacturing hits 38-month high, driven by rising domestic orders and broad-based economic resilience.
Germany’s manufacturing sector shows resilience despite challenges, job cuts continue, and productivity rises
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Germany’s manufacturing output rises for sixth month, led by investment goods, despite foreign demand decline.
