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Sep 2025
Following a decline, USDCHF enters consolidation after reaching its lowest point since 2011

USDCHF hits 14-year low at 0.78544; consolidates in tight range, traders await directional breakout.

17

Sep 2025
Housing starts and permits in the US fell below expectations, affecting future rate cut prospects

US housing starts and building permits declined in August, missing expectations and continuing a downward trend.

17

Sep 2025
The USD remains somewhat stable, as market anticipation builds for upcoming rate decisions from central banks

USD steady ahead of Fed, BoC rate cuts; markets mixed as currencies and commodities react to expectations.

17

Sep 2025
European markets are cautious; the dollar remains stable while gold and equities show minor declines

Gold dips from highs; markets flat as investors await FOMC decision; oil, Bitcoin, and euro weaken.

17

Sep 2025
The market anticipates rate cuts, while the Fed may emphasise inflation and labour market weakness

Fed expected to resume rate hikes; labour market weak, inflation high; dot plot and Powell remarks key.

17

Sep 2025
Mortgage applications surged by 29.7% despite rates declining, raising concerns about Federal Reserve implications

US mortgage applications surged 29.7% as rates dipped, boosting purchase and refinance activity significantly.

17

Sep 2025
Market participants are keenly observing potential dissenting votes and updated projections from the Fed today

FOMC expected to cut rates 25 basis points; focus on dovish dissenters and future rate projections.

17

Sep 2025
Stournaras expressed optimism regarding growth, emphasising the need for policy flexibility in uncertain conditions

ECB policy fosters recovery amid uncertainty; improved financing and anchored inflation support growth despite global risks.

17

Sep 2025
An analysis of FOMC members reveals varied stances among governors and Fed presidents regarding interest rates

The Federal Reserve’s current voters include a mix of dovish, hawkish, and neutral members influencing 2025 policy.

17

Sep 2025
Eurozone’s final August CPI is revised to +2.0%, while core CPI remains at +2.3%

Eurozone August 2025 headline CPI revised to 2.0%; core CPI steady at 2.3% year-on-year.

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