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Oct 2025
In September, the ISM Services Prices Paid in the United States rose to 69.4 from 69.2

US Services Prices Rose Slightly; Dollar Drops on Shutdown Fears; Gold Up, Bitcoin Dips, FXStreet Updates.

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Oct 2025
Stephen Miran highlighted the need for forward-looking analysis in shaping monetary policy and inflation expectations

Stephen Miran emphasizes forward-looking analysis, shelter inflation trends, and flexible policy amid evolving financial conditions.

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Oct 2025
In September, the S&P Global Composite PMI for the United States reached 53.9, exceeding forecasts

US PMI beats forecasts, boosting Dow; gold and Bitcoin surge amid shutdown concerns and rate cut hopes.

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Oct 2025
The actual S&P Global Services PMI for the United States surpassed expectations, reaching 54.2

U.S. services PMI beats expectations; Dow rises, gold nears record, Bitcoin stable near $120,000.

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Oct 2025
The GBP/JPY holds steady around 198.00 as Yen weakens and UK PMI suggests slowdown

GBP/JPY steadies near 198.00 as weak Yen offsets poor UK PMI; technical resistance lies at 198.50.

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Oct 2025
Austan Goolsbee expressed a measured confidence about labour market stability and cautioned against hasty rate cuts

Chicago Fed signals cautious rate cuts; Dow up 250 points; Bitcoin nears highs; FXStreet launches redesign.

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Oct 2025
During the European session, GBP remains stable, hovering around 1.3440 versus USD

Pound Sterling holds steady amid US government shutdown, traders await key economic data to guide direction.

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Oct 2025
In August, Brazil’s year-on-year industrial output was -0.7%, exceeding forecasts of -0.8%

Brazil’s industrial output dips slightly; global markets respond with gold gains, Dow uptick, and Bitcoin strength.

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Oct 2025
In August, Brazil’s industrial production exceeded expectations, reporting a 0.8% increase compared to 0.3% forecasts

Brazil’s industrial output beats expectations; currencies react to USD weakness; gold, Bitcoin steady amid mixed data.

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Oct 2025
Emerging-market stocks have seen their longest winning streak since 2004, driven by strong inflows and demand for technology

Emerging-market stocks surge, led by Asian tech, weak dollar, and Fed cuts; outperform S&P with value.

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