Bitcoin back under pressure Bitcoin has remained in focus as fresh institutional flows and macro-events converge to shape its near-term outlook. Whereas Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) welcomed $3.55 billion in global inflows in the week ending 4 October – the biggest single-week influx to date – it suffered along with other cryptocurrencies following the Federal Reserve […]
The Czech Republic’s manufacturing downturn deepened in October amid faster falls in output and new orders, survey data from S&P Global showed on Monday. The purchasing managers’ index, or PMI, for the manufacturing sector dropped to 47.2 in October from 49.2 in September. Any reading below 50 indicates contraction in the sector. Manufacturers reduced output
Dollar climbed across the board today, defying dovish rhetoric from Fed Governor Stephen Miran. The greenback’s resilience suggests that Miran’s influence on expectations is limited, with investors noting that he represents the dovish edge of a divided policy spectrum. The broader committee remains split. Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid argued recently against imminent rate
The Euro (EUR) strengthens against the Swiss Franc (CHF) on Monday, as the Franc weakens broadly after Swiss inflation unexpectedly cooled in October. At the time of writing, EUR/CHF is trading around 0.9298, extending gains for the second consecutive day. The latest figures from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office showed that the Consumer Price Index
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EUR/JPY comes off multi-decade high EUR/JPY is seen coming off its ¥178.82 over 50-year high (euro equivalent) and probes its accelerated uptrend line at ¥177.38. Since negative divergence on the daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) accompanied last week’s high, the odds favour at least a minor retracement. A slip through the accelerated uptrend line at
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2025.11.03 2025.11.03 Gold (XAU/USD) Price Forecast for Today, Tomorrow, Next Week, and the Next 30 Days Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Gold (XAU/USD) is generally regarded as a safe-haven asset. The price of gold is influenced by geopolitical events, inflation rates, and shifts in interest rates. In the face of global economic uncertainty, the precious metal remains the
Prior +0.2% CPI M/M -0.3% vs -0.2% expected Prior -0.2% Core CPI Y/Y +0.5% vs +0.7% prior Full report here We have misses across the board here. The agency notes: “the 0.3% decrease compared with the previous month is due to several factors including lower prices for hotels and international package holidays. The hire of
Netherlands, The Nevi Manufacturing PMI fell from previous 53.7 to 51.8 in October Source link
Trading was subdued in Asia today, with Japan closed for a public holiday and investors awaiting a series of major events later in the week. Aussie led mild gains, supported by positioning for a hawkish hold from the RBA on Tuesday. The British Pound, by contrast, stayed on the defensive as traders reduced exposure ahead
US tech stocks rally lifts equity markets United States (US) equity markets rose on Friday, propelled by a strong performance in tech stocks following a week dominated by mostly positive earnings reports and the US-China trade truce. This enabled key US equity indices to close the week in positive territory, despite a hawkish surprise from
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The manufacturing sector in China continued to expand in October, albeit at a slower rate, the latest survey from RatingDog revealed on Monday with a manufacturing PMI score of 50.6. That’s down from 51.2 in September although it remains above the boom-or-bust line of 50 that separates expansion from contraction. The lower headline index reading
China RatingDog PMI Manufacturing October 2025 is 50.6 expected 50.7, prior 51.2 China’s factory activity expanded at a slower pace in October as new orders and output weakened amid tariff uncertainty and softer global demand, a private survey showed Monday. The RatingDog China General Manufacturing PMI, compiled by S&P Global, eased to 50.6 from 51.2
The total number of building permits issued in Australia was up a seasonally adjusted 12.0 percent on month in September, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Monday – coming in at 17,019. That beat forecasts for an increase of 5.1 percent following the upwardly revised 3.6 percent drop in August (originally -6.0 percent). On
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