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Sep 2025
A multi-asset broker enhances trading by integrating powerful tools and personalised features for users

XM unveils unified trading platform with AI assistant, TradingView charts, and real-time updates for seamless experience.

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Sep 2025
de Guindos indicated the interest rate suits current inflation, yet highlighted ongoing economic uncertainties and risks

ECB’s de Guindos stresses inflation vigilance, cautious policy stance, and central bank independence amid global uncertainties.

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Sep 2025
In early trading, Eurostoxx futures rose 0.3%, while UK FTSE futures remained unchanged.

Eurostoxx and DAX futures rise slightly, signaling modest recovery amid cautious sentiment before FOMC decision.

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Sep 2025
UK’s August CPI matched expectations at 3.8%, with core inflation slightly easing to 3.6%

UK inflation holds steady with 3.8% CPI rise; services ease slightly, goods and core prices remain firm.

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Sep 2025
Traders focus on EUR/USD expiries, particularly at 1.1850, amidst looming Fed meeting uncertainties

EUR/USD eyes 1.1850 and 1.1900 amid breakout, with focus shifting to upcoming FOMC meeting.

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Sep 2025
Today, UK inflation data is anticipated, with estimates suggesting mixed outcomes for consumer prices

UK and Eurozone CPI data released; UK inflation forecasts vary, but BOE policy likely unaffected Thursday.

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Sep 2025
Market participants anticipate a 25 bps Fed rate cut, while assessing potential dissenting voices and implications

Traders expect a 25bps Fed rate cut; Powell’s comments and dot plots will guide future outlook.

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Sep 2025
Prior to the Fed’s decision, markets were stable; the yen held steady while the yuan fell

Asian markets await Fed decision; yen steady, USD/CNY hits 10-month low; Japan exports decline again.

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Sep 2025
Nvidia’s potential as a buy varies for traders and long-term investors, depending on market conditions

Nvidia trades in a tight range; swing traders target short-term moves while investors await $147 pullback.

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Sep 2025
Japan’s GPIF allocates ¥50 billion to domestic alternative investments, enhancing control over its portfolio

Japan’s GPIF boosts control, invests ¥50 billion in domestic alternatives, targeting infrastructure and real estate sectors.

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