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Dec 2025
The EUR/CHF remains steady as Swiss retail sales exceed expectations while Eurozone PMI weakens

EUR/CHF holds steady amid strong Swiss retail sales and weak Eurozone manufacturing, with key data ahead.

2

Dec 2025
During the European trading session, GBP remains stable at 1.3230 against USD while weakening elsewhere

Pound Sterling holds steady as US Dollar weakens on rate cut expectations and UK budget clarity.

2

Dec 2025
The Swiss Franc strengthens against the US Dollar as expectations for a Fed rate cut rise

US Dollar declines versus Swiss Franc amid expected Fed rate cuts; Swiss GDP contraction supports policy hold.

2

Dec 2025
In November, Brazil’s manufacturing PMI rose to 48.8, improving from its prior reading of 48.2

Brazil’s Manufacturing PMI rises slightly to 48.8 in November, signaling continued but easing contraction concerns.

2

Dec 2025
The EUR/USD pair rises to two-week peaks, gaining for six days amid US manufacturing data

Euro rises above 1.1630 as USD weakens on Fed rate cut expectations, despite weak manufacturing data.

2

Dec 2025
Today, there was no movement in the S&P and Nasdaq, highlighting markets’ tendency to decline swiftly

Markets steady as year-end dynamics loom; gold climbs, currencies mixed, and China shifts toward innovation.

2

Dec 2025
The Chinese Yuan strengthened to 7.0742 against the US Dollar due to tariff suspension extension

Chinese Yuan strengthens as US extends tariff suspension; leaders plan diplomatic visits through 2026 to ease tensions.

2

Dec 2025
The commentary on the ING JPY market was based on outdated information, leading to its publication error

FXStreet corrects JPY market article; emphasizes independent research and highlights expert insights, trading risks, and disclaimers.

2

Dec 2025
Warnings from Tokyo and Seoul emerge as JPY and KRW sharply decline against the US Dollar

Yen and Won weaken over 5%, prompting intervention warnings and policy shifts from Japan and Korea.

2

Dec 2025
XAU/USD rises for the second day, exceeding $4,250 due to a decline in the US Dollar

Gold surges to six-week highs amid Fed rate cut expectations, weak economic data, and Dollar decline.

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