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Holiday-thinned liquidity did not stop FX drama, as traders juggled softer inflation, central bank twists, and fresh geopolitical tension, leaving the dollar modestly firmer while yen badly lagged.
ECB Holds Rates Steady, Signals Easing Cycle Likely Over
The ECB held rates steady, signaled the easing cycle is likely over, but kept all options open with balanced guidance that markets read as less hawkish than expected.
U.S. Inflation Cooled from 3.0% to 2.7% in November, Gov’t Shutdown Distortion?
Headline CPI eased from 3.0% to 2.7% year-on-year in November, but analysts remained wary of government shutdown distortions on the data. Here’s how USD pairs behaved.
Markets rallied on distorted US inflation data showing slowest core CPI since 2021, boosting Fed rate cut hopes despite central banks in Europe signaling caution on further easing.
New Zealand’s economy expanded 1.1% quarter-on-quarter in Q3 2025 versus expectations of a 0.9% growth figure and the earlier 1.0% contraction. Here’s how NZD reacted.
Oil surged on Venezuela blockade while tech stocks slumped on AI valuation concerns. Softer UK inflation drove sterling lower as dollar emerged strongest performer.
Global Flash PMIs: What December’s Reports Tell Us About the Major Economies
The major economies just dropped their December PMI reports! What exactly are these mysterious three-letter reports, and why do they matter to traders?
Will ECB President Lagarde open the door to rate cuts, or keep inflation worries in the driver’s seat? Here are the points you need to know if you’re trading the ECB’s decision!
The BOE dovish split in their earlier policy decision, combined with some misses in top-tier data points, reinforced expectations for a December cut. Will they deliver?
Equities declined for a third consecutive session as traders digested delayed U.S. employment data distorted by October’s government shutdown, while oil posted the steepest losses and Bitcoin rallied strongly.
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