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Dec 2025
The NZD/USD continues to gain, trading near 0.5820, boosted by USD weakness and RBNZ backing

NZD rallies for fifth day as weak USD, dovish Fed, and RBNZ support sustain upward momentum.

12

Dec 2025
Today, Okta demonstrated resilience with over 2% gains, breaking through a long-held downtrend line

Okta breaks trendline, eyes $91 and $93.66 resistance; traders watch for reversals amid rising momentum.

12

Dec 2025
The Dropbox stock experienced a 7.55% decline, falling close to 15% from its recent peak

Dropbox stock breaks long-term trendline, risking further decline unless it rebounds above critical $27.74 resistance.

12

Dec 2025
The Euro strengthens against the US Dollar, reaching a nine-week peak amid weak job data

Euro strengthens to 1.1748 as US Dollar weakens on soft Jobless Claims data and Fed rate cut.

12

Dec 2025
The auction for the United States 4-Week Bill decreased from 3.68% to 3.61%

Treasury yields dip slightly; dollar weakens, Dow jumps, gold surges; broker trends and market insights.

12

Dec 2025
The Japanese Yen gains ground, causing the British Pound to weaken amid BoJ rate hike anticipation

GBP/JPY declines as Yen strengthens amid BoJ rate hike expectations; BoE rate cut anticipated in December.

12

Dec 2025
Following a Fed rate cut and weak economic data, the Pound strengthens beyond 1.34 against the Dollar

British Pound rises to 1.3417 as Fed’s rate cut and weak US jobs data pressure Dollar.

12

Dec 2025
The actual change in natural gas storage fell short of forecasts, recording -177B instead of -170B

Natural gas drawdown surpasses forecasts; Dow soars, gold rises, currencies fluctuate amid shifting U.S. data.

12

Dec 2025
During the North American session, the Pound Sterling rises above 1.34 due to USD weakness

GBP/USD rises on weak US jobs data; focus shifts to UK GDP, Bank of England rate decision.

12

Dec 2025
In September, the Wholesale Inventories in the United States reached 0.5%, exceeding the 0.1% forecast

U.S. wholesale inventories rose 0.5% in September amid dollar weakness, stock rallies, and gold gains.

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