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Oct 2025
A new one-month low of 0.7873 was reached by USD/CHF amid trade tensions and Fed easing

USD weakens amid US-China tensions, Fed rate cut expectations; Swiss Franc strengthens on safe-haven demand.

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Oct 2025
According to Scotiabank’s analysts, UK data strengthened the Pound after it stabilised in the mid-1.32 range

Pound Sterling strengthens on industrial growth and hawkish BOE stance, despite short-term bearish chart signals.

18

Oct 2025
The EUR rose to the low 1.17 range before slightly declining, influenced by various factors

Euro shows strength amid USD weakness; short-term dip possible, but support expected in low/mid 1.16s.

18

Oct 2025
Scotiabank analysts observe CAD remains stable, influenced by diminished risk appetite despite narrowing spreads

Canadian Dollar steadies amid narrow spreads; USD strength persists; major cryptocurrencies see sharp sell-offs.

18

Oct 2025
According to Scotiabank, the US Dollar is weakening amidst concerns surrounding regional banks in the US

Dovish Fed comments weaken USD, lower yields; safe havens rise as risk sentiment sours across global markets.

18

Oct 2025
During the European session, GBP trades around 1.3470, indicating weakness despite DXY’s selling pressure

GBP holds steady near 1.3470 amid dovish Bank of England outlook and US Dollar weakness.

18

Oct 2025
President Trump expressed the need for a fair agreement with China, dismissing a 100% tariff’s viability

Trump urges fair China trade deal amid tariff talks; market stable, global economy eyes potential supply chain impact.

18

Oct 2025
After reaching all-time highs, silver price retreats slightly while maintaining $53.00 support level

Silver retreats from highs; momentum slows but uptrend intact amid safe-haven demand and market tightness.

18

Oct 2025
Quarterly earnings for Autoliv, Inc. (ALV) reached $2.32, exceeding predictions of $2.10 per share

Autoliv beats earnings and revenue estimates, with shares up 29.2% YTD; strong outlook continues.

18

Oct 2025
In August, Canadian investments in foreign securities rose to $19.51 billion from $17.41 billion

Canadian foreign investment rises; Dow gains; gold dips; crypto plunges as liquidations exceed $1 billion.

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