Monthly Archives: October 2025
Amid uncertainty, silver rises above $49.70, supported by safe haven demand and industrial growth
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Silver nears $49.70 amid economic uncertainty, rate cut expectations, and strong industrial and geopolitical demand factors.
Recently, Japan’s Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato observed rapid and unbalanced movements in currency markets
Written on October 10, 2025 at 5:23 am, by
Finance Minister Kato stresses currency stability amid yen fluctuations, citing economic fundamentals and monitoring forex disorder.
Mary Daly of the Federal Reserve stated inflation is lower than her initial concerns suggested, anticipating further risk management cuts
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Mary Daly notes unexpected inflation moderation; Federal Reserve adjusts risk management amid labour market softening, impacting markets.
The trade agreement between the US and Japan enhances their strategic and economic relations, according to Akazawa
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Japan and U.S. reaffirm trade ties; BoJ policy shift strengthens Yen amid global interest rate adjustments.
The NZD/USD pair rebounds close to 0.5750, aided by the US government shutdown’s impact on USD
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NZD/USD rebounds near 0.5750 as US shutdown weakens Dollar; rate cuts and global factors influence.
The USD/CNY reference rate was established by PBOC at 7.1048, lower than the previous setting
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PBOC adjusts USD/CNY rate to 7.1048, signaling exchange rate control amid economic and policy concerns.
According to US Treasury Secretary Bessent, a shift towards reduced Indian purchases of Russian oil is anticipated
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India to shift from Russian to U.S. oil; WTI prices influenced by OPEC, inventories, and global demand.
WTI trades near $61.20, losing ground as Middle East tensions ease amidst a government shutdown
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WTI crude drops to $61.20 amid easing Middle East tensions, US shutdown persists, Russia concerns linger.
In September, Japan’s Producer Price Index (YoY) exceeded forecasts, recorded at 2.7% instead of 2.5%
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Japan’s PPI climbs, USD/CAD strengthens, silver surges, Yen weakens, and Ethereum dips on distribution.
In September, Japan’s Producer Price Index increased to 0.3%, exceeding the anticipated 0.1%
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Japan’s producer prices rose more than expected; global currencies, metals, and crypto showed mixed movements.
