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Sep 2025
Today features multiple central bank speakers, with key events including tomorrow’s US PMIs and jobless claims.

Central bank speakers dominate today amid a data lull; markets watch Fed tone after hawkish dot plot.

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Sep 2025
As the EU session opened, cryptocurrencies plummeted unexpectedly, impacting the entire market with rapid declines

Heavy selling hit crypto markets; Bitcoin dropped 2%, Ethereum 5%, Solana 7%, lacking a clear catalyst.

22

Sep 2025
In early European trading, Eurostoxx futures remained steady, with slight fluctuations in major indices

European markets open flat; focus shifts to US data as Wall Street hits tech-driven record highs.

22

Sep 2025
Gold approaches new highs as traders react to US economic data, maintaining upward momentum this week

Gold extends five-week rally, buoyed by dip-buying and Fed signals, as traders eye key US data.

22

Sep 2025
A quiet start to the week sees minimal options expiries, with economic data under scrutiny

FX markets begin quietly; sparse data keeps focus on Fed aftermath; USD/JPY nears 200-day average.

22

Sep 2025
The S&P 500’s 2025 year-end target has been increased by Goldman Sachs to 6800 from 6600

Goldman Sachs raises S&P 500 year-end 2025 target to 6800, reflecting updated market growth expectations.

22

Sep 2025
The yen weakened amid Japan’s leadership election; limited forex movement noted across major pairs.

Yen weakens ahead of Japan’s leadership vote; major FX steady; China holds rates; Asia stocks mixed.

22

Sep 2025
Bullock from the RBA mentioned potential adjustments if the global economy worsens, stressing data dependence

RBA’s Bullock signals data-driven policy, cites tight labour market, stable inflation outlook, and weak China data.

22

Sep 2025
China targets 4% steel growth, prohibits capacity expansion, and promotes green initiatives within the sector

China’s steel sector targets growth, modernization, and emissions cuts by 2025 through strict capacity regulations.

22

Sep 2025
KiwiBank anticipates RBNZ reducing rates by 75 basis points by year-end due to economic stagnation

KiwiBank forecasts rate cuts amid weak GDP; deeper easing possible if economic conditions fail to improve.

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