Market Overview - Page 3

The US dollar retreated against major world currencies after further evidence of labour market weakness and a decline in Donald Trump’s chances of winning in the Supreme Court to 20%, according to Polymarket. There is a lot at stake. The.

After reaching a 36th record high at the end of October, the S&P 500 took a few steps back, cooling off after overheating. The spread between the broad stock index and the 200-period moving average is 13%. In the past,.

The dollar risks weakening due to the stock market. The pound fears a reduction in the repo rate. Wage data does not help the yen.

Progress in negotiations between Democrats and Republicans on resuming government operations has cooled the enthusiasm for the US dollar among bulls. The dollar index has taken a step back from its local high, as the record-long shutdown may soon come.

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The US is poised for a record shutdown while weak PMI data halted the dollar. Rumours of intervention strengthened the yen, and RBA calls monetary policy tight that hurts AUD.

The shutdown helps the US dollar. Yen and Pound were losers in October as BoJ and BoE soften their monetary policy stance.

The strengthening of the US dollar and higher Treasury yields have pushed the gold price back below $ 4,000. Yellow metal is gradually losing its wild cards. It managed to reach a record high thanks to devaluation trading, expectations of.

The second consecutive cut in the federal funds rate in 2025 has once again strengthened the US dollar. Since the September FOMC meeting, the USD index has risen by 3%. In both cases, the greenback benefited from a reassessment of.

Strong US macroeconomic data and the closure of speculative positions on the US dollar ahead of the FOMC meeting announcement caused the EURUSD to retreat. ADP reported that private sector employment growth averaged 14,250 over the last four weeks to.

Trade war de-escalation and Fed’s probable rate cuts lifts euro, while politics is holding it back. Verbal interventions are helping the yen.

The Fed and Bank of Canada expected to lower rates while the ECB and BoJ have opted for a wait-and-see approach this week.