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Oct 2025
A second consecutive rise in GBP/USD encounters new technical hurdles after a brief recovery

GBP/USD climbs toward 1.3450, supported by UK data and limited U.S. input amid Fed rate uncertainty.

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Oct 2025
According to S&P Global, global businesses may incur tariff costs exceeding $1.2 trillion in 2025, affecting consumers

Global tariff costs may hit $1.2 trillion in 2025, with consumers bearing most of the burden.

17

Oct 2025
Edward Scicluna emphasised the need for the central bank to avoid hastening interest-rate cuts

ECB’s Scicluna advises caution on rate cuts amid tariff uncertainty; EUR/USD rises as markets react.

17

Oct 2025
Neel Kashkari, President of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, stated tariffs’ inflation impact remains unclear

Kashkari highlights inflation uncertainty, slowing jobs, housing supply needs, and impacts of shutdowns on economic data.

17

Oct 2025
During early Asian trading, the USD/JPY declines to around 150.30 amid rate cut speculation and shutdown

USD/JPY dips near 150.30 amid dovish Fed stance, US political unrest, and BoJ policy uncertainty.

17

Oct 2025
Amidst Wall Street’s turmoil, stocks remain high, facing rare earths, AI concerns, and labour issues

Wall Street shaken by bank credit concerns, geopolitical tensions, AI trade doubts, and looming government shutdown.

17

Oct 2025
In September, South Korea’s import price growth increased to 0.6% from -2.2%

Import prices rose, gold rallied, Solana surged; forex mixed as global tensions and policy shifts influenced markets.

17

Oct 2025
In South Korea, the year-on-year export price growth rose to 2.2%, recovering from -1%

Gold surges, exports recover; EUR/USD nears 1.1700 as market uncertainty and global tariff concerns grow.

17

Oct 2025
Amidst a consolidating market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by approximately 330 points today

The DJIA dipped 330 points amid shutdown fears, risky loans, and ongoing US-China trade tensions.

17

Oct 2025
The British Pound strengthens against the US Dollar, recovering after recent lows amid modest UK growth

Sterling rises on softer US Dollar, UK GDP uptick, and hopes of avoiding economic contraction.

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