Monthly Archives: November 2025
Construction orders in Japan decreased by 10.1% year-on-year, contrasting with the prior 34.7%

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Japan’s construction orders dropped 10.1%, while Canada’s GDP and Germany’s retail sales showed modest growth.
In the Philippines, gold prices increased today based on recently compiled market data

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Gold prices rose in the Philippines, driven by currency shifts, global demand, and economic uncertainty factors.
In the United Arab Emirates, gold prices increased, based on data collected recently

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Gold prices rose in UAE, with grams and tola increasing as global market trends influence local rates.
In Pakistan, gold prices experienced an increase based on compiled market data

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Gold prices in Pakistan rose Friday, driven by international rates and economic uncertainty influencing investor demand.
In India, gold prices have increased, based on recent data analysis available today

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Gold prices in India rose, reaching ₹12,028.43 per gram, influenced by global rates and market factors.
In Malaysia, gold prices have increased, as indicated by recent market data collected

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Gold prices in Malaysia rose to 554.97 MYR per gram, driven by market trends and currency shifts.
In the $54.40-$54.45 range, silver faced challenges and declined after an earlier peak
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Silver retreats after reaching monthly highs; $54.50 resists gains while $52.70 offers downside support. Bulls watch $55.
Dollar Teeters as Rate Cut Bets Climb

Written on November 28, 2025 at 2:33 pm, by
USDX fell to its worst weekly slide since July, with dovish bets mounting ahead of the December FOMC meeting. – vtmarkets.com
Australia vs the World: Who is Winning the Inflation Fight?

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Australia’s inflation is easing, but global disinflation is moving at different speeds. We examine where Australia stands and what traders should prepare for over the months ahead. – vtmarkets.com
During Asian trading hours, the USD/CAD pair shows slight increases above 1.4000 amid falling crude oil prices

Written on November 28, 2025 at 2:10 pm, by
USD/CAD rises slightly as Fed rate cut expectations grow, and weaker oil prices pressure Canadian Dollar.