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Oct 2025
The Japanese Yen weakened while Gold rose above $3,900, highlighting market fluctuations that day

Gold surges past $3,900 as Yen weakens; markets eye central bank remarks and European economic indicators.

6

Oct 2025
Amid optimism, the New Zealand Dollar strengthens against peers, with NZD/USD nearing 0.5840

Kiwi strengthens amid risk optimism, but RBNZ’s expected dovish cut may cap further New Zealand Dollar gains.

6

Oct 2025
Trading around $61.60 per barrel, WTI continues to rise following a minor OPEC+ output increase

WTI Oil holds steady near $61.50 as modest OPEC+ output hike and Fed rate cut hopes support.

6

Oct 2025
Strengthening above 201.50, GBP/JPY rises to 201.70 following Takaichi’s LDP election victory

GBP/JPY climbs to 201.70 as Japan’s leadership change reduces rate hike expectations, Yen weakens slightly.

6

Oct 2025
The unemployment rate in Switzerland rose to 3%, up from 2.9% the previous month

Switzerland’s unemployment edges up; gold nears $3,950; EUR/USD dips amid French politics; Bitcoin lags behind.

6

Oct 2025
In August, Spain’s year-on-year industrial output adjusted for calendar effects rose to 3.4% from 2.5%

Spain’s industrial output gains; Euro dips on France’s unrest; gold rallies; Bitcoin lags; brokers highlighted.

6

Oct 2025
The Australian Dollar rises against the US Dollar amid corrections, indicating potential inflation concerns ahead

AUD strengthens on rising inflation data; RBA policy, Iron Ore prices, and China’s economy remain key drivers.

4

Oct 2025
Amid reduced trading activity, EUR/USD stabilises around 1.1738, influenced by a pending US government shutdown

EUR/USD steady near 1.1740 amid US shutdown; Fed divided, Eurozone inflation guides ECB policy outlook.

4

Oct 2025
A rise of 250 points in the Dow follows ongoing optimism regarding potential interest rate cuts

Dow rises despite weak tech stocks and data delays; markets expect Fed rate cut amid shutdown.

4

Oct 2025
Stephen Miran of the Fed reiterated faith in further cuts towards achieving neutral interest rates

Stephen Miran sees room for rate cuts, aligning with Fed views amid inflation concerns and market shifts.

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