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Dec 2025
Société Générale’s FX analysts observe that USD/BRL stabilises close to its September low of 5.27

USD/BRL steadies near 5.27; rebound unclear. Break above 5.43 signals uptrend, below 5.27 risks fall.

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Dec 2025
A decline in the US dollar and yields saw USD/JPY dip beneath 155, prompting rate hike speculation

USD/JPY dips below 155 as US yields drop; BoJ rate hike expectations rise amid Ueda signals.

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Dec 2025
Société Générale’s analysts observe that EUR/USD maintains upward momentum following a breakout from a descending channel

EUR/USD breaks above descending channel, holding support at 1.1550; targets 1.1730 with potential resistance ahead.

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Dec 2025
In November, the UK’s S&P Global Construction PMI reported 39.4, falling short of expected 44.3

UK construction PMI drops to 39.4 in November, signaling sector downturn and broader economic concerns.

4

Dec 2025
Swiss inflation data suggests early stabilisation, reducing need for rate cuts and bolstering the Franc

Swiss inflation eases, reducing rate cut likelihood; Franc gains strength as purchasing power continues to rise.

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Dec 2025
Amid budget concerns, GBP remains strong, buoyed by stable gilt markets and easing USD expectations

GBP strengthens as stable gilt markets and a softening USD outweigh UK budget concerns and growth forecasts.

4

Dec 2025
The US Dollar is under pressure due to diverging expectations for Federal Reserve policy and politics

Political pressure may lead to looser U.S. monetary policy, weakening the dollar and shifting Fed leadership dynamics.

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Dec 2025
Awaiting further direction, markets see USD/JPY steady at 155.06, anticipating a December BoJ rate increase

USD/JPY holds steady as markets eye BoJ; December hike likely amid mild bearish momentum and risks.

4

Dec 2025
According to ING’s analyst Francesco Pesole, the US Dollar weakened due to soft data and improved risk appetite

US Dollar weakens amid soft ADP data, Fed cut expectations, overvaluation, and seasonal downside risks persist.

4

Dec 2025
The unemployment rate in Switzerland remains stable at 3% compared to the previous month

Switzerland’s unemployment rate holds steady at 3% in November, indicating economic stability and policy effectiveness.

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