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Sep 2025
The dollar declines as the pound leads, with central bank decisions influencing market expectations and sentiment

USD weakens as markets await central bank rate decisions; Fed, BoC cuts expected; trade talks advance.

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Sep 2025
Schnabel believes interest rates are appropriately set while inflation risks are now more pronounced

Isabel Schnabel emphasizes steady monetary policy as inflation risks rise, driven by tariffs and fiscal policies.

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Sep 2025
European markets witnessed a slight dollar decline, with focus shifting to the forthcoming Fed decision

Nvidia slips on antitrust concerns; GBP leads FX; Eurozone trade surges; markets eye Fed decision.

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Sep 2025
GBPUSD rises past resistance as the dollar weakens; upcoming economic data may influence trends

GBPUSD tests key resistance amid dovish Fed expectations, persistent UK inflation, and crucial economic data ahead.

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Sep 2025
SocGen anticipates a 50 bps Fed rate cut, contrary to prevailing market expectations of 25 bps

Societe Generale expects a 50 basis point Fed rate cut, diverging from market and inflation concerns.

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Sep 2025
The US dollar faces challenges, while EURUSD trades within its range, awaiting potential movements.

EURUSD tests resistance as dollar weakens; traders eye FOMC, jobless claims, and retail sales for direction.

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Sep 2025
In July, the Eurozone’s trade balance increased to €12.4 billion, up from €7.0 billion

Eurozone’s trade surplus rose to €12.4B in July 2025, signaling stronger exports and economic growth.

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Sep 2025
Kazimir emphasised that minor inflation deviations shouldn’t prompt policy changes, maintaining the ECB’s current rate stance

Despite inflation progress, ECB remains vigilant; significant justification needed for further rate cuts amid neutral stance.

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Sep 2025
Nvidia faces a Chinese antitrust investigation, resulting in a 2% decline in its shares

China’s antitrust probe into Nvidia signals tensions over chip tech amid ongoing US trade restrictions.

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Sep 2025
Sight deposits at the SNB decreased slightly, aligning with recent trends, totalling CHF 468.5 billion

Swiss National Bank sight deposits dropped to CHF 468.5 billion, continuing a recent downward trend pattern.

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