The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains on the front foot against its American counterpart through the Asian session on Tuesday amid speculations that authorities would step in to stem further weakness in the domestic currency. Apart from this, mixed signals from Federal Reserve (Fed) officials keep the US Dollar (USD) depressed below its highest level since […]

GBP/USD lost momentum on Monday, holding near 1.3100 as investors grapple with an extremely short week. US markets will be dark on Thursday for the American Thanksgiving holiday, and US markets will also be shuttered early on Friday, effectively constraining Cable traders to just a three-day trading week where markets on both sides of the

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Tomorrow’s session should be quite eventful after today’s rebound. The overnight session will turn the eyes towards the German Final GDP for Q3, expected at 0%, and should help to see where the overall Euro-economy is heading. Almost no cuts are priced in for the ECB, but any major downward surprise in Europe’s largest economy

The major US stock indices close was solid gains led by the NASDAQ index which had its largest percentage gain since May. The S&P index had its best days since October 13. A snapshot of the closing levels shows: Dow industrial average rose 202.86 points or 0.44% at 46448.27 S&P index rose 102.13 points or

The US Dollar (USD) added to Friday’s small pullback and flirted with the area of three-day lows as investors continued to pencil in further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Here’s what to watch on Tuesday, November 25: The US Dollar Index (DXY) remained offered, coming under pressure and challenging its key support around

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Prior month -5.00 Dallas Fed manufacturing business index for November -10.4 Details Of the Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey — November Summary Factory activity accelerated sharply; production index +15 to 20.5 (strong pickup). New orders turned positive: 4.8 vs. -1.7 prior. Capacity utilization jumped +21 to 19.4. Shipments rose +9 to 15.1 (faster growth). Labor Market

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​​​Bitcoin trades below resistance ​The recent decline in the Bitcoin price is taking place despite mining in China quietly making a comeback, regardless of the country’s 2021 ban on both crypto trading and mining. ​Data from the Hashrate Index show that as of October 2025, China has regained approximately 14 % of global Bitcoin mining share

Market Insights Podcast (24/11/2025): As we start week 48, join OANDA Senior Market Analyst Kelvin Wong and podcast host Jonny Hart as they discuss the end-of-week rally in US equities, the upcoming UK budget on Wednesday, ever-changing expectations of the FOMC meeting in December, as well as the latest on the FX markets, including JPY

UK stocks rebound from recent volatility ​The FTSE 100 extended its winning streak for a third consecutive session, building on last week’s recovery from heightened market turbulence. Banking stocks provided significant support, benefiting from expectations of prolonged higher interest rates and improved sentiment around the sector’s profitability outlook. ​Mining stocks also rallied strongly, with copper producers

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