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Nov 2025
Indecision led to the S&P 500 filling a gap, while bond trading fell and institutions sold

Markets react post-FOMC; stocks, currencies, and metals shift as Bitcoin rebounds and investors eye upcoming risks.

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Nov 2025
Earnings per share for T. Rowe Price exceeded forecasts, reaching $2.81 compared to $2.57 previously

T. Rowe Price beats earnings estimates with $2.81 EPS; shares down 9.7% year-to-date despite gains.

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Nov 2025
Chicago PMI in the United States reached 43.8, surpassing the anticipated figure of 42.3

Chicago PMI exceeds expectations; Meta declines; currencies drop; commodities stumble; crypto volatile; risk sentiment uncertain.

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Nov 2025
Scotiabank’s analysts observe a persistent soft undertone in the Pound Sterling despite minimal daily changes

Pound Sterling steady; market soft. Key support at 1.3140/45 may fail amid rate cut concerns.

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Nov 2025
As the low/mid 1.15s support remains intact, EUR/USD shows minimal movement according to analysts

EUR/USD holds steady; Eurozone data rises modestly. ECB stands firm. Market risks persist amid global economic shifts.

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Nov 2025
In subdued trading, insights from Scotiabank indicate the Canadian Dollar’s softness amid cautious market sentiment

Canadian Dollar remains soft as USD shows bullish patterns; resistance at 1.4025 suggests potential further gains.

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Nov 2025
According to Scotiabank’s strategists, the USD holds steady while the EUR slightly rises

USD edges higher; Euro gains slightly; AUD, NZD fall on weak China data; government shutdown persists.

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Nov 2025
The Euro is strong against the Swiss Franc, which weakens from reduced demand for safe havens

EUR/CHF nears two-week high as Swiss Franc weakens; Eurozone inflation steadies near ECB’s target.

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Nov 2025
Lorie Logan from the Dallas Federal Reserve expressed doubts about rate cuts occurring in December.

Dallas Fed’s Logan sees no rate cuts soon, citing persistent inflation and gradual labor market cooling.

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Nov 2025
President of Kansas City Fed, Jeffrey Schmid, opposed rate cut due to economic momentum and inflation

Fed’s Schmid opposes rate cuts, citing strong economy, high inflation; Dollar strengthens, gold, euro weaken.

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