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Sep 2025
European stocks ended the week with minor declines while overall performance showed improvement amid earlier challenges

European markets ended steady; weekly gains offset small Friday declines, with France and Spain leading rises.

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Sep 2025
Gold has increased by $15, approaching its weekly peak amid soft consumer sentiment data and geopolitical tensions

Gold rises to $3649 on weak consumer sentiment; markets await Fed decision and geopolitical developments.

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Sep 2025
The USDCHF dipped, testing the 100-hour MA, crucial for future price movements and resistance levels

USDCHF holds above 100-hour average; key resistance at 0.7986–0.7994, support seen near 0.7938–0.7947.

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Sep 2025
Consumer sentiment survey revealed figures below expectations, leading to moderate US dollar selling pressure

Consumer sentiment dropped below expectations; inflation outlook mixed as markets react cautiously to revised economic indicators.

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Sep 2025
Broader US stock indices remain stable after record closes; several stocks show promising gains today

Dow dips slightly; NASDAQ rises. Micron, Tesla, and Corning lead gains on AI, EV, and display optimism.

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Sep 2025
The USDCAD shows buyer support at critical moving averages, with upcoming central bank decisions influencing momentum

USDCAD finds support at moving average; traders eye rate decisions amid technical resistance and support levels.

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Sep 2025
Ahead of the market open, US equity futures stabilise after a pre-market drop of 17 points

S&P 500 hits record high as futures recover; no signs suggest an imminent market pullback.

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Sep 2025
Oil prices increased by $1.19 to $63.57 amid US sanction proposals against India and China

Oil prices rise as U.S. pushes 100% tariffs on India, China for purchasing Russian oil.

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Sep 2025
Trump claims the Fed lags behind on interest rates despite stock market highs and reduced inflation

President urges rate cuts amid rising stock market and falling inflation, citing Federal Reserve’s delayed responses.

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Sep 2025
July building permits in Canada fell 0.1% against a 4.0% forecast, while capacity utilisation exceeded expectations

Canadian building permits fell 0.1% in July 2025, defying expectations; non-residential permits declined sharply.

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