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Dec 2025
Trading around 1.3680, USD/CAD faces challenges beneath 1.3700 while oil boosts the Canadian Dollar

USD/CAD struggles below 1.3700 as stable oil prices and Bank of Canada policies support CAD strength.

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Dec 2025
The USD/CNY central rate announced by PBOC is 7.0348, higher than the previous fix

PBOC raises USD/CNY reference rate, signals policy tools to stabilize economy and currency amid growth goals.

30

Dec 2025
Due to holiday trading, the Australian Dollar slightly rises against the US Dollar, gaining support from interest rate hike expectations

Australian Dollar nears 14-month high amid RBA’s tightening stance, inflation concerns, and bullish market signals.

30

Dec 2025
Modest gains for NZD/USD above 0.5800 occur amid anticipated Fed interest rate cuts in 2026

NZD/USD gains amid US rate cut expectations; RBNZ policy, FOMC Minutes, and data shape market outlook.

30

Dec 2025
Amid geopolitical tensions, West Texas Intermediate crude oil rises above $57.50, reaching $57.65

Geopolitical tensions, including Russia-Ukraine conflict and Iran threats, support WTI oil prices despite oversupply concerns.

30

Dec 2025
Despite year-end trading, GBP/USD holds firm around 1.35 with strong market support

GBP/USD remains steady near 1.3500 as traders monitor Fed signals and holiday-thinned market activity.

30

Dec 2025
As traders anticipate forthcoming rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve, EUR/USD remains above 1.1750

EUR/USD stable near 1.1770 as markets weigh Fed cuts; ECB holds rates amid economic indicators.

30

Dec 2025
The Bank of Korea’s manufacturing business sentiment index remains steady at 70 for December

Manufacturing outlook holds steady; gold surges, crypto adoption grows amid evolving markets and promising economic forecasts.

30

Dec 2025
November’s industrial output in South Korea fell short, recording -1.4% against a 3% forecast

South Korea’s industrial output fell; markets steady amid holiday trading; gold and crypto showed volatility.

30

Dec 2025
Industrial output growth in South Korea for November fell short of expectations at 0.6%

South Korea’s November industrial output rose just 0.6%, missing expectations and signaling potential economic challenges.

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