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Nov 2025
In September, the UK’s manufacturing output decreased by 1.7%, falling short of forecasts by 0.3%

UK manufacturing drops 1.7% in September, missing forecasts; GBP/USD weakens amid economic uncertainty.

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Nov 2025
In September, UK GDP performed worse than anticipated, registering a decline of 0.1%

UK GDP dips 0.1% in September; GBP weakens, gold rises, while markets show mixed performance trends.

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Nov 2025
Gaining strength, the Australian Dollar rises against the steadied US Dollar after positive employment figures

Australian Dollar strengthens as unemployment drops, employment rises; AUD/USD shows momentum amid global economic developments.

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Nov 2025
The Indian Rupee weakens against the US Dollar due to foreign stock market outflows and RBI speculation

Indian Rupee weakens as RBI rate cut looms, inflation slows, and USD/INR nears record highs.

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Nov 2025
During early European trading, the USD/CHF pair approaches 0.7990 amid a bearish sentiment

USD/CHF remains bearish below 100-day EMA; key support at 0.7946, resistance capped at 0.8007.

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Nov 2025
Following positive Australian employment figures, the AUD/JPY pair approaches its yearly peak near 101.60

AUD/JPY climbs as strong Aussie jobs data lowers rate cut bets; Yen steady amid BoJ’s dovish stance.

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Nov 2025
After six consecutive days of gains, EUR/USD hovers around 1.1590 following the US shutdown conclusion

EUR/USD holds near 1.1600 as traders weigh Fed policy signals and ECB’s stable rate outlook.

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Nov 2025
Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi emphasised creating a strong economy to boost tax revenues while avoiding increases

Japan eyes economic growth to boost tax revenue; Yen gains support amid shifting monetary policy and global trends.

13

Nov 2025
In Australia, part-time jobs decreased from 6.3K to -13.1K, showing a decline

Gold hits three-week high; Stellar nears breakout; Australian part-time jobs fall; European markets mostly rise.

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Nov 2025
The participation rate in Australia holds steady at 67%, reflecting consistent engagement in the workforce

Australia’s job participation steady; oil, gold rise; currencies mixed; Stellar optimistic; trading strategies highlighted.

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