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NZX 50 Falls to 2-Week Low on Weak GDP Data

NZX 50 Falls to 2-Week Low on Weak GDP Data

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US Dollar Edges Higher As Powell Makes Risky Gambit. Forecast as of 18.09.2025

US Dollar Edges Higher As Powell Makes Risky Gambit. Forecast as of 18.09.2025

2025.09.18 2025.09.18 US Dollar Edges Higher As Powell Makes Risky Gambit. Forecast as of 18.09.2025 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ Only one dissenting FOMC member, appointed by the US president, Stephen Miran, demonstrated the Fed’s unity and independence. This is a clear setback for the US administration, which is advocating for a weaker dollar. Let’s discuss this topic

Switzerland August trade balance CHF 4.01 billion vs CHF 4.59 billion prior

Switzerland August trade balance CHF 4.01 billion vs CHF 4.59 billion prior

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Bank Of England To Hold Rate

Bank Of England To Hold Rate

The monetary policy announcement from the Bank of England is the top economic event due on Thursday. The BoE is widely expected to hold its benchmark bank rate at 4.00 percent after a quarter-point reduction in August. The bank had lowered the rate five times since August 2024 and took it to the lowest since

AUS 10-Year Yield Steady as Traders Assess Jo…

AUS 10-Year Yield Steady as Traders Assess Jo…

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Australia’s Employment Numbers Take a Downtur…

Australia’s Employment Numbers Take a Downtur…

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Japan machinery orders +4.9% y/y (expected +5.4%)

Japan machinery orders +4.9% y/y (expected +5.4%)

Japan core machine orders data for July 2025. These data are a leading indicator of capital spending in the coming six to nine months. It’s a volatile data set. -4.6% m/m expected -1.7%, prior 3.0% +4.9% y/y expected +5.4%, prior +7.6% The y/y headline flattered the data, that m/m is terrible. – The Bank of

Argentina GDP Growth Misses Expectations in Q…

Argentina GDP Growth Misses Expectations in Q…

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Brazil Interest Rate Decision in line with forecasts (15%)

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We’re not being as forward-looking as normal

We’re not being as forward-looking as normal

Bank of Canada (BoC) Governor Tiff Macklem addressed reporters’ questions, offering insights into the central bank’s monetary policy outlook. His remarks came after the BoC lowered its interest rate by 25 basis points to 2.50%, a move that markets had broadly anticipated. BoC press conference key highlights Wage growth continued to ease. The preferred core

Loonie Steady as BoC Cuts as Expected, Fed Now in Spotlight

Loonie Steady as BoC Cuts as Expected, Fed Now in Spotlight

The forex markets were steady in early U.S. trading, with the BoC’s widely expected 25bps rate cut to 2.50% generating little reaction. The decision was fully priced in, and the absence of fresh guidance left traders reluctant to adjust positions. The BoC struck a cautious balance in its statement, offering no explicit signal of further

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