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17

Oct 2025
After an intraday drop, gold recovers from around $4,280, nearing its record high again

Gold nears record high amid economic uncertainty, Fed rate cut expectations, weaker dollar, and geopolitical tensions.

17

Oct 2025
The EUR/USD pair rises above 1.1700 after France’s government passes a no-confidence vote

Euro strengthens past 1.1700 amid French political stability and cautious ECB rate outlook; USD weakens.

17

Oct 2025
Amid worries regarding global energy supplies, WTI Oil prices decline to approximately $56.70 per barrel

WTI oil falls to $56.52 amid rising inventories, geopolitical talks, and shifting global supply dynamics.

17

Oct 2025
Silver’s value decreases to approximately $53.65, influenced by profit-taking and strong safe-haven demand

Silver dips after Diwali profit-taking, but safe-haven demand and rate cut expectations may limit downside.

17

Oct 2025
The USD/CNY central rate was established by PBOC at 7.0949, lower than the previous rate

PBOC sets yuan midpoint lower, continues using monetary tools to guide economy and support financial reforms.

17

Oct 2025
During early Asian trading, the NZD/USD pair rises above 0.5730 as the US Dollar weakens

NZD/USD rises on US shutdown and dovish Fed signals, but trade tensions may limit further gains.

17

Oct 2025
During early trading, gold prices rose to approximately $4,365, buoyed by safe-haven demand

Gold rises amid US shutdown, rate cut expectations, and trade tensions; central banks continue strong buying.

17

Oct 2025
Foreign investment in Japanese stocks amounted to ¥1885 billion, decreasing from ¥2479.9 billion

Foreign investment fell, yen strengthened, cryptocurrencies slid while Solana rebounded; markets remained volatile amid economic uncertainty.

17

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.

17

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.

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