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Nov 2025
Nvidia’s advanced AI chip sales to China will be blocked by the US, announced President Trump

Trump blocks China from Nvidia AI tech; skips tariff hearing; US Dollar rises amid Fed policy impact.

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Nov 2025
The Purchasing Managers’ Index for China’s manufacturing dropped to 50.6, below expectations of 50.9

China’s PMI falls short; AUD weakens, gold steadies, Yen pressured, oil rises, FX remains volatile.

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Nov 2025
The Manufacturing PMI in China was recorded at 50.6, falling short of expectations of 50.9

China’s weak PMI data affects global currencies; oil rises; US weighs chip restrictions; central banks steady.

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Nov 2025
The USD/CNY reference rate was established by PBOC at 7.0867, lower than previous rates

PBoC sets USD/CNY rate at 7.0867, below forecast, maintaining stability amid ongoing financial reforms.

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Nov 2025
The EUR/USD pair continues to decline, trading near 1.1530 after a fourth consecutive decline

EUR/USD weakens as Fed rate cut odds drop; ECB maintains flexible stance amid economic uncertainty and data watch.

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Nov 2025
The GBP/USD pair, struggling below the mid-1.3100s, approaches its lowest point since mid-April

GBP/USD trades near April lows as strong USD and UK fiscal concerns drive bearish market sentiment.

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Nov 2025
The AIB Manufacturing PMI for Ireland measured 50.9, a decrease from the prior 51.8

Ireland’s manufacturing slows; global currencies fluctuate amid monetary policy shifts; Bitcoin marks 17 years since inception.

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Nov 2025
Amid Fed’s hawkish remarks, gold prices dip towards $3,965, influenced by US-China trade developments

Gold prices dip as US-China trade tension eases and Fed signals possible rate cuts ahead.

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Nov 2025
In September, Australia witnessed an increase in building permits from 3% to 15.3% year-on-year

Australia’s building permits rise sharply; gold surges amid risk-off sentiment; EUR/USD, GBP/USD continue declining.

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Nov 2025
In September, Australia’s month-on-month building permits surpassed forecasts, reaching 12% instead of the anticipated 5.5%

Australian building permits rose 12%, while US-China tensions and central bank policies influence global market sentiment.

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