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Australian Dollar Gains on Cautious RBA Tone
On Friday, the Australian dollar rose to approximately $0.657, recovering from a near two-week low encountered the previous day. This increase followed the cautious comments of RBA Governor Michele Bullock...
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US 10-Year Yield Holds Steady
The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note remained steady at approximately 4.14% on Friday, poised to close the week with minimal fluctuations. This stability arose as investors considered...
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Gold on Track for Eight-Week Rally
Gold prices climbed to roughly $3,980 per ounce on Friday, positioning for an eighth straight weekly increase after reaching a new record high earlier in the week. The gains were...
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China Stocks Decline on Weak Global Sentiment
The Shanghai Composite decreased by 0.3% to approximately 3,920, while the Shenzhen Component saw a decline of 0.8% to reach 13,613 on Friday, erasing some of the previous session's gains...
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New Zealand Dollar Hovers Near 6-Month Low
The New Zealand dollar rose slightly to $0.575 on Friday, yet it still hovers near a six-month low, influenced by the Reserve Bank's dovish monetary stance. Earlier this week...
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Hong Kong Stocks Poised for Steep Weekly Losses
Hong Kong's stock market experienced a decline of 249 points, or 0.9%, falling to 26,501 in early trading on Friday. This marks the fifth consecutive day of losses...
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Yen Heads for Worst Week in a Year
On Friday, the Japanese yen hit an eight-month low, trading at approximately 153 per dollar. This marks a sharp weekly decline of nearly 4%, the steepest since September of last...
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Dollar Set for Best Week in a Year
The dollar index remained above 99.3 on Friday, poised for a nearly 2% increase over the week, marking its most substantial weekly gain in a year. This strength was primarily...
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Australian Consumer Confidence Declines as Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI Dips in October
The latest data from the Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) reveals a notable dip in consumer confidence in Australia for October 2025. The index, which serves...
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South Korea's Consumer Sentiment Edges Up as Thomson Reuters IPSOS PCSI Indicator Climbs in October
In a refreshing shift, South Korea's consumer confidence has shown a promising improvement according to the latest Thomson Reuters IPSOS Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI). For the month of October...
