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Nov 2025
The USD/CAD pair trades steadily in the mid-1.4000s, with limited potential for downward movement

USD/CAD holds steady mid-1.4000s as weaker Canadian CPI, oil prices offset limited USD gains.

18

Nov 2025
The New Zealand Dollar weakens against the US Dollar as anticipated RBNZ rate cuts affect performance

NZD/USD falls amid RBNZ rate cuts, weak GDP; markets eye US NFP and global trade dynamics.

18

Nov 2025
After the RBA’s November meeting minutes, the Australian Dollar remains weak against the US Dollar

AUD remains weak; mixed economic signals and data may influence future RBA and Fed interest rate decisions.

18

Nov 2025
The USD/CNY reference rate was set at 7.0856, higher than the previous rate of 7.0816

PBOC sets USD/CNY lower than expected; maintains economic stability through diverse monetary tools and private banks.

18

Nov 2025
During the early Asian session, gold prices dipped to approximately $4,030 due to USD strength

Gold prices fall amid strong US Dollar, reduced Fed rate cut expectations, and focus on upcoming payroll data.

18

Nov 2025
Rising tensions between China and Japan have led the GBP/JPY to reach 204.53, a five-week peak

GBP/JPY hits five-week high at 204.53 amid tensions; bullish breakout needs sustained move above 204.50.

18

Nov 2025
The Reserve Bank of Australia indicated rates may remain steady longer, depending on future growth data

RBA may delay rate cuts if economic strength continues, but easing remains possible amid weaker growth.

18

Nov 2025
The economic stimulus package in Japan is described as “sizable” by Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama without specific figures

Japan plans major economic stimulus; BoJ policy shift supports Yen amid narrowing US yield differentials in 2024.

18

Nov 2025
Concerns over hiring and labour market prompted Waller to advocate for a December interest rate cut

Federal Reserve’s Waller urges December rate cut amid weak labor market, slowing growth, and stable inflation.

18

Nov 2025
The Japanese Prime Minister plans tax reforms to encourage investment and consumption while increasing others

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi plans tax reforms to boost investment, impacting the Yen and market sentiment.

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