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Nov 2025
Philip Jefferson of the Federal Reserve discussed a cautious approach to monetary policy amid declining inflation risks

Federal Reserve signals cautious approach as economy cools; US Dollar strengthens amid mixed job market data.

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Nov 2025
After a 58% decline, Novo Nordisk approaches a critical support level with future implications

Novo Nordisk faces critical support at $48 amid steep decline, testing investor sentiment and potential reversal zone.

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Nov 2025
In August, construction spending in the United States exceeded expectations, registering an actual increase of 0.2%

U.S. construction spending rises, Dollar strengthens, Bitcoin surges, while markets react to economic uncertainty.

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Nov 2025
Catherine Mann from the BoE observed that wage normalisation is progressing amid inflation concerns

Catherine Mann signals inflation concerns as businesses adjust pricing; British Pound strengthens against major currencies.

18

Nov 2025
Following a recent three-week peak, gold experiences losses amid a robust US dollar and diminishing Fed cut expectations

Gold trades near $4,075 as Fed rate cut odds fall; Dollar strength, data delays fuel uncertainty.

18

Nov 2025
According to Scotiabank’s analysts, the USD is gaining strength against the weakening Japanese Yen

Yen weakens slightly; markets await CPI data. Bank of Japan hints at tightening; USD/JPY trends higher.

18

Nov 2025
Scotiabank’s strategists note that the Pound remains stable, slightly down against the US Dollar

GBP slightly down vs USD; eyes on CPI, budget, and BoE easing amid improving rate differentials.

18

Nov 2025
The Canadian Dollar weakens against the US Dollar, causing USD/CAD to rise around 1.4040

Canadian Dollar dips as US strength persists; inflation data, Fed tone, and job outlook drive USD/CAD.

18

Nov 2025
According to Scotiabank’s strategists, the Euro experiences a slight decline near 1.16 amid USD strength

Euro dips slightly as strong USD persists; traders eye resistance at 1.1657 amid neutral technical signals.

18

Nov 2025
According to Scotiabank’s strategists, the Canadian Dollar remains stable within its current trading range

Canadian Dollar trades sideways near 1.40, with mixed technical signals suggesting continued range-bound movement ahead.

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