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Dec 2025
Imports in Canada decreased from $66.91 billion to $64.08 billion in September

Canada’s September imports dropped to $64.08 billion, signaling potential impacts on trade balance and forecasts.

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Dec 2025
The four-week average of initial jobless claims in the US increased to 216.75K

US jobless claims rise slightly; Fed rate cut weakens dollar, impacting currencies, gold, and Solana prices.

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Dec 2025
The trade balance for US goods and services stood at $-52.8 billion, exceeding predictions

U.S. trade deficit narrows to -$52.8 billion in September, surpassing expectations and signaling economic resilience.

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Dec 2025
Increased exports reached $64.23 billion in Canada, rising from the prior $60.58 billion

Canada’s exports rise; USD weakens; global currencies and gold surge; markets rally amid shifting central bank policies.

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Dec 2025
Canada’s International Merchandise Trade rose to $0.15 billion, improving from a previous deficit of $6.32 billion

Canada posted a $0.15B trade surplus in October, driven by rising exports and falling consumer imports.

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Dec 2025
Against the US Dollar, the Pound Sterling remains strong, benefiting from recent Federal Reserve developments

Pound Sterling climbs near seven-week high as US Dollar weakens following Federal Reserve rate cut decision.

12

Dec 2025
The reserves of the Russian Central Bank increased from $733.4 billion to $741.5 billion

Russia’s central bank reserves rose by $8.1 billion, enhancing economic stability and financial resilience.

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Dec 2025
Currently, EUR/USD trades around 1.1720, recovering nearly 0.8% and reaching a two-month peak

EUR/USD climbs on dovish Fed signals, Euro strength, and market optimism ahead of key US job data.

12

Dec 2025
Despite Fed cuts and inventory decreases, WTI oil fell to approximately $57.70 as peace progresses

WTI Oil dips as Ukraine-Russia peace talk progress eases supply fears, overriding Fed rate cuts impact.

12

Dec 2025
Retail sales in Brazil exceeded expectations, registering 0.5% growth compared to a forecasted decline

Brazil’s retail sales rose 0.5% in October, defying expectations and signaling resilient consumer spending trends.

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