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Nov 2025
The trade balance in China fell to 640.4 billion CNY, down from 645.47 billion CNY

China’s October trade dips, global markets fluctuate; gold weakens, USD strengthens, Dogecoin recovers amid ETF hopes.

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Nov 2025
In October, China’s year-on-year exports fell short of expectations, recording only 1.1% growth instead of 3%

China’s weak exports impact currencies, metals rise on Fed rate cut bets, cryptocurrencies show strong rebounds.

7

Nov 2025
The trade balance for China was $90.07 billion, falling short of the $95.6 billion forecast

China’s trade miss impacts global markets; AUD weakens, gold eyes $4,080, crypto and Solana rebound.

7

Nov 2025
Imports from China in October rose 1%, falling short of the anticipated 3.2% increase

China’s import growth slows; commodities, currencies, and crypto markets react amid global economic uncertainties and rate expectations.

7

Nov 2025
In October, exports from China decreased by 1.1%, falling short of the anticipated 3% increase

China’s October exports fell 1.1% year-over-year, missing expectations and signaling global economic ripple effects.

7

Nov 2025
China’s year-on-year exports in CNY decreased from 8.4% to -0.8% compared to the prior figure

China’s export decline narrows trade surplus, affecting NZD, AUD, and influencing broader currency and commodity markets.

7

Nov 2025
During the Asian session, Japan’s Household Spending data led to a slight Yen retreat against the USD

JPY holds stable as household spending rises; USD gains amid U.S. uncertainty and Fed rate cut expectations.

7

Nov 2025
After a recent decline, the US Dollar Index is recovering and trading near 99.80

DXY rebounds near 99.80 after jobs drop; Fed rate cuts, trade tensions, and shutdown impact dollar.

7

Nov 2025
The Australian Dollar falls against the US Dollar, continuing its decline before China’s Trade Balance release

AUD weakens as China’s trade data disappoints; US data boosts USD; RBA steady amid inflation concerns.

7

Nov 2025
Amidst concerns of excess supply, WTI rises above $59.50 due to a weaker US Dollar

WTI oil prices rise on a weaker US Dollar, tempered by supply concerns and rising crude inventories.

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