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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price trims its recent gains from the previous session, trading around $57.00 per barrel during the
The Japanese Yen (JPY) kicks off the new week on a weaker note in reaction to reports that the ruling Liberal
The Australian Dollar (AUD) advances against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday, extending its gains for the second consecutive trading day.
China’s economy expanded at an annual rate of 4.8% in the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, compared to a 5.2% growth
China Gross Domestic Product (QoQ) above expectations (0.8%) in 3Q: Actual (1.1%)
China Retail Sales (YoY) registered at 3% above expectations (2.9%) in September
China Gross Domestic Product (YoY) meets forecasts (4.8%) in 3Q
China Industrial Production (YoY) came in at 6.5%, above forecasts (5%) in September
China Fixed Asset Investment (YTD) (YoY) came in at -0.5% below forecasts (0.2%) in September
China House Price Index increased to -2.2% in September from previous -2.5%
EUR/USD struggles for the second successive session, trading around 1.1660 during the Asian hours on Monday.
On Monday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) set the USD/CNY central rate for the trading session ahead at 7.0973 compared
The GBP/USD pair kicks off the new week on a subdued note following Friday's good two-way price swings and holds steady
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, announced to leave its Loan Prime Rates (LPRs) unchanged on Monday. The one-year and five-year LPRs
China PBoC Interest Rate Decision meets expectations (3%)
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Feels that BOJ must respond to the fact that headline inflation has exceeded 2% for a while nowInitial fear over impact
China’s 'very strong' rare earths leverage set to endure, says Goldman SachsChina on slower GDP: tariff abuse by certain countries has
Goldman Sachs analysts believe China holds "very strong" and potentially long-lasting market power over rare earths due to its dominance across
China's q/q Q3 GDP improved, but the y/y was the slowest in a year:China Q3 GDP +1.1% q/q (+0.8% expected)Other data
News of this from the weekend:Japan has agreed a coalition government - paves way for Takaichi PM - yen a little
China's top trade negotiator Li Chenggang removed from post as permanent WTO representativeXinhua report.No further details for now. This article was
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) sectoral factor model of core inflation 2.7% y/y in Q3prior also 2.7% Earlier:New Zealand
Chinese economic activity data for September 2025.Retail Sales (YoY) +3.0%expected +2.9%, prior +3.4%Industrial Production (YoY) +6.5%expected +5.0%, prior +5.2%Fixed Asset Investment
Economic growth data from China for the July - September quarterGross Domestic Product (YoY) (Q3) +4.8%, in line with the consensus
Moody's Analytics forecasts that China's economic data, due for release at the top of the hour, will show a significant deceleration
more to come China New Home Prices -0.41% m/m, fastest fall in 11 monthsprior –0.30%y/y -2.2% (prior -2.5%)Used Home Prices -0.64%
The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is responsible for setting the daily midpoint of the yuan (also known
People's Bank of China sets its 1 and 5 year Loan Prime Rate (LPR) rates unchanged.The PBOC uses the reverse reop
China September rare earth magnet exports at 5,774 metric tons, down from 6,146 tons in August-customs dataGermany, South Korea, Vietnam, the
People's Bank of China USD/CNY reference rate is due around 0115 GMT.The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is
Global markets ended the week with an uneasy calm, masking what appears to be growing stress beneath the surface. Wall Street
As markets enter into U.S. session, sentiment showed signs of stabilization, as investors cautiously stepped back into equities after a sharp
Safe-haven demand is dominating global markets as traders head into the final trading day of the week. Gold has surged past
Sterling traded slightly firmer as one of the day’s top performers. The modest 0.1% mom GDP growth in August confirmed that
Australian Dollar fell sharply after a soft labor market report reignited expectations that the RBA may resume rate cuts soon. September’s
Global markets traded with a steady and cautious tone today, as investors balanced persistent U.S.–China trade tensions with signs of easing
Global markets are caught in a cycle of indecision, with volatility staying elevated and sentiment shifting almost daily. The strained U.S.–China
Global markets turned sharply defensive today as renewed U.S.–China trade tensions reignited fears of broader economic disruption. Equities fell across Asia
Sentiment soured sharply in Asian markets, led by a steep selloff in Japan where the Nikkei reversed early gains to fall
Global markets were notably calmer today as investors looked past last week’s turbulence and welcomed signs of a tentative thaw in
Asian equities started the week sharply lower after renewed flare-up in U.S.–China trade tensions, though signs from U.S. futures suggested that
It was a week dominated by politics — both domestic and international — as shifting power dynamics and fresh policy risks
Canadian Dollar strengthened notably in the early U.S. session after robust September employment data signaled that Canada’s economy was more resilient
Yen recovered modestly in Asian session as Tokyo officials reissued verbal warnings against excessive moves in the currency market. After the
Euro came under renewed selling pressure today, particularly in crosses, as investors reacted nervously to deepening political uncertainty in France. President
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