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investing Live Americas market news wrap: Hawkish Fed worries ebb after PPI
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investing Live Americas market news wrap: Hawkish Fed worries ebb after PPI

US October PPI +6.5% vs +6.6% expected Fed's Goolsbee: We're not on the way to 2% inflation and we have to deal with that Goldman Sachs: We can explain almost the entire US inflation overshoot by tariffs and the war in Iran Fed's Collins: I would think some additional policy tightening is warranted soon Fed's Daly: In all…

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Gold faces weekly rout as high US yields fuel Fed rate hike bets
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Gold faces weekly rout as high US yields fuel Fed rate hike bets

Gold (XAU/USD) is poised to finish the week with losses of nearly 4.50%, yet it is up 0.14% on Friday as the US Dollar (USD) caps its advance, following a hot US inflation report on the producer side. At the time of writing, XAU/USD trades at $3,879, near 13-month lows.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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Swiss Franc suffers broad-based weakness as low interest rates weigh
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Swiss Franc suffers broad-based weakness as low interest rates weigh

The Swiss Franc (CHF) is the worst-performing major currency this week as rising expectations of further interest rate hikes in the US and elsewhere make the lower-yielding Franc less attractive.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Fed’s Daly sees more rate hikes as firms seek to pass on costs
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Fed’s Daly sees more rate hikes as firms seek to pass on costs

San Francisco Federal Reserve (Fed) President Mary C. Daly said on Friday that the US economy is good, but the "key problem" is inflation, adding that the “bias is that rates need to go up.”

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
ECB’s Nagel sees another hike as second-round risks mount
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ECB’s Nagel sees another hike as second-round risks mount

The President of the Bundesbank, Joachim Nagel, who is also a member of the European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council, hinted that the ECB would need to raise interest rates again.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Australian Dollar weakens as rising US yields, Fed tightening outlook weigh
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Australian Dollar weakens as rising US yields, Fed tightening outlook weigh

AUD/USD extends its decline on Friday, trading around 0.6775, down 0.43% on the day at the time of writing. The Australian Dollar (AUD) remains under pressure against the US Dollar (USD), as rising US Treasury yields reduce investors' appetite for risk-sensitive currencies.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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Fed's Collins warns inflation is broadening, backs careful rate hikes
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Fed's Collins warns inflation is broadening, backs careful rate hikes

Boston Federal Reserve (Fed) President Susan Collins said that “inflation is too high and appears to be broadening,” echoing earlier comments by Chicago’s Fed President Austan Goolsbee.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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British Pound faces weekly losses as US PPI keeps Fed hawks in charge
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British Pound faces weekly losses as US PPI keeps Fed hawks in charge

The British Pound (GBP) holds steady against the US Dollar on Friday, yet it’s poised to end the week with weekly losses of nearly 0.90%, trading at around 1.3230 after the recent US producer inflation report reached its highest level since November 2022.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Canadian Dollar finds support in firmer Oil as traders look to inflation data
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Canadian Dollar finds support in firmer Oil as traders look to inflation data

USD/CAD pauses a three-day winning streak on Friday as a rebound in Oil prices helps the Canadian Dollar (CAD) outperform its major peers. The pair’s downside remains cushioned by a broadly stronger US Dollar (USD), supported by an increasingly hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed) outlook.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Euro remains on the defensive as softer US PPI offers little relief
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Euro remains on the defensive as softer US PPI offers little relief

EUR/USD remains on the back foot on Friday as the latest US producer inflation data draws little market reaction. The pair hovers near its lowest level since May 2025 as bets on further Federal Reserve (Fed) tightening continue to support the US Dollar (USD).

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Fed’s Goolsbee warns more aggressive hikes as inflation spreads
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Fed’s Goolsbee warns more aggressive hikes as inflation spreads

Chicago Federal Reserve (Fed) President Austan Goolsbee said inflation has broadened into categories “where prices are not being driven by energy,” adding that the Fed “definitely has work to do” to retain its credibility.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
United States annual producer inflation rises to 6.5% in October vs. 6.6% expected
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United States annual producer inflation rises to 6.5% in October vs. 6.6% expected

Producer inflation in the United States (US), as measured by the change in the Producer Price Index (PPI), climbed to 6.5% in October from 6.3% in September, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported on Friday. This print came in slightly below the market expectation of 6.6%.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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US October PPI +6.5% vs +6.6% expected
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US October PPI +6.5% vs +6.6% expected

Prior was 6.3% PPI final demand m/m +0.3% vs +0.4 expected Prior m/m +1.3% Ex-food and energy y/y +5.0% vs +5.0% expected Prior ex-food and energy 5.0% y/y Ex-food and energy m/m +0.3% vs +0.3% expected Prior ex-food and energy +0.7% m/m Ex-food, energy and trade y/y +4.9% vs +5.0% prior Ex-food, energy and trade m/m +0.5% vs…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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Euro trims gains against British Pound after mixed Eurozone data
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Euro trims gains against British Pound after mixed Eurozone data

EUR/GBP pares back some of its earlier gains on Friday as mixed Eurozone data temper the Euro’s (EUR) advance against the British Pound (GBP). The pair is still slightly higher on the day and remains stuck in a tight range near its April 2025 lows.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Bank of Japan set to hike in December: Why the Japanese Yen is still weakening anyway
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Bank of Japan set to hike in December: Why the Japanese Yen is still weakening anyway

The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains under sustained pressure near multi-month lows as USD/JPY pushes above the 160.00 level for a second consecutive session, prompting official warnings from Japanese Finance Minister Katayama regarding one-sided and rapid foreign exchange moves.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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investing Live European session wrap: Wall Street eyes a rebound but rising Treasury yields keep traders on edge
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investing Live European session wrap: Wall Street eyes a rebound but rising Treasury yields keep traders on edge

Headlines: Wall Street steadies despite Nvidia drama but dip buyers are still walking a tight rope US bond market cracks resurface as higher for longer fears return to haunt Wall Street Higher real yields and stronger US dollar weigh on gold as Trump puts Iran deal in jeopardy Japan prime minister Takaichi fires another verbal…

Why it mattersCommodity moves can affect inflation expectations, currencies, company margins and broader investor risk appetite.
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NZD/USD Price Forecast: Bears gain momentum to test 19-month lows near 0.5527
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NZD/USD Price Forecast: Bears gain momentum to test 19-month lows near 0.5527

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) heads lower for the fourth consecutive day against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, as speculation of a jumbo rate hike by the Federal Reserve (Fed) has increased the monetary divergence with the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ).

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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Oil: Brent rebounds above 200-day average – BBH
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Oil: Brent rebounds above 200-day average – BBH

Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad notes Brent Oil prices have bounced back just above their 200‑day moving average near $94.36 per barrel after touching the lowest level since late August at $89.16 earlier in the week.

Why it mattersCommodity moves can affect inflation expectations, currencies, company margins and broader investor risk appetite.
GBP/USD price Forecast: Likely revisit four-month low near 1.3140
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GBP/USD price Forecast: Likely revisit four-month low near 1.3140

The British Pound (GBP) looks vulnerable against the US Dollar (USD) near its four-week low of 1.3222 during the European trade on Friday. The GBP/USD pair is under pressure due to continued outperformance by the US Dollar.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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CEE FX: Bearish pressure extends – ING
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CEE FX: Bearish pressure extends – ING

ING’s Frantisek Taborsky notes that Central and Eastern European FX remains under pressure as higher energy prices and weaker EUR/USD drive regional currencies to new lows.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
US Dollar: Rally extends with PPI focus – BBH
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US Dollar: Rally extends with PPI focus – BBH

Brown Brothers Harriman’s (BBH) Elias Haddad notes the Dollar has extended its broad gains to a 19‑month high as Fed funds rate hike expectations push Treasury yields higher.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Asia FX: Rotation away from AI trades – Societe Generale
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Asia FX: Rotation away from AI trades – Societe Generale

Societe Generale’s Kenneth Broux details a notable rotation in Asia FX positioning away from AI-linked themes. Short New Taiwan Dollar (TWD) positions are at a 2.5‑year high, long South Korean Won (KRW) positions have been cut, and bearish Indian Rupee (INR) bets have eased.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
EUR/USD nears 19-month lows at 1.1045 ahead of the US PPI release
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EUR/USD nears 19-month lows at 1.1045 ahead of the US PPI release

The Euro (EUR) extends losses on Friday as mixed Eurozone macroeconomic data failed to offset the broad US Dollar's (USD) strength, with US Treasury yields surging amid speculation of a large Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hike next month.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
US Dollar: Fed-driven gains extend – ING
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US Dollar: Fed-driven gains extend – ING

ING’s Chris Turner highlights a strong, macro-driven rally in the Dollar as markets price back-to-back Federal Reserve hikes in December and January, totaling around 85bp of tightening.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
EUR/USD: Political risks tilt against Euro – Commerzbank
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EUR/USD: Political risks tilt against Euro – Commerzbank

Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen revises the EUR/USD outlook as US political risk recedes and Euro area risk rises. With Trump constrained by a divided Senate, the Dollar faces fewer politically driven easing threats, while French elections and Euro area debt concerns weigh on the Euro.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
US inflation: Producer prices watched with Oil – UBS
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US inflation: Producer prices watched with Oil – UBS

UBS economist Paul Donovan notes that US October producer price inflation is expected to show higher prices, led by Oil, with Diesel directly captured in the data unlike in consumer price indices.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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USD/JPY: Breakout extends as resistance tested – Societe Generale
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USD/JPY: Breakout extends as resistance tested – Societe Generale

Societe Generale’s Kenneth Broux and colleagues note USD/JPY has broken out of a recent consolidation, reclaiming its 200‑day moving average and trading above 160 for a second day. The pair faces key resistance around 160.40/160.70 and 162.20, with support near 158.70.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
US Dollar: Yield support and AI risks – MUFG
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US Dollar: Yield support and AI risks – MUFG

MUFG’s Derek Halpenny notes the US Dollar consolidating at new highs above 103 on DXY, supported by a sharp 2-year UST yield move and rising risk aversion linked to poor tech sentiment and a global Microsoft outage.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Eurozone Q3 GDP rises faster by 0.6% vs. flash estimates of 0.4%
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Eurozone Q3 GDP rises faster by 0.6% vs. flash estimates of 0.4%

According to revised estimates, the Eurozone Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanded at a faster pace of 0.6% in the third quarter this year. The preliminary data showed that the economy grew at a moderate pace of 0.4%.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Eurozone Q3 GDP unchanged in second estimate as uneven growth clouds the outlook
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Eurozone Q3 GDP unchanged in second estimate as uneven growth clouds the outlook

Eurozone Q3 GDP second estimate +0.4% vs +0.4% q/q prelim Prior +0.6% Eurozone Q3 GDP second estimate +1.3% vs +1.3% y/y prelim Prior +1.2% There are no changes to the initial estimates as the euro area economy holds up in Q3. As a reminder, expectations were for a growth of just 0.2% on the quarter on the initial report.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Eurozone Q3 GDP second estimate +0.4% vs +0.4% q/q prelim
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Eurozone Q3 GDP second estimate +0.4% vs +0.4% q/q prelim

Eurozone Q3 GDP second estimate +0.4% vs +0.4% q/q prelim Prior +0.6% Eurozone Q3 GDP second estimate +1.3% vs +1.3% y/y prelim Prior +1.2% Details to follow.. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Swiss Franc hits fresh monthly lows amid a hawkish Fed, higher US yields
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Swiss Franc hits fresh monthly lows amid a hawkish Fed, higher US yields

The US Dollar (USD) maintains its bullish tone against the Swiss Franc (CHF) on Friday, buoyed by higher US Treasury yields, as Federal Reserve (Fed) officials open the door for a 50-basis-point rate hike in December.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
GBP/USD: Strong UK data fails to lift Pound – Societe Generale
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GBP/USD: Strong UK data fails to lift Pound – Societe Generale

Societe Generale’s Kenneth Broux notes that robust UK GDP and services growth are keeping pressure on the Bank of England (BoE) to hike again, with OIS implying three more moves. Despite this, GBP/USD has reversed sharply.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Japan: Trade and inflation data back December BoJ hike – DBS
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Japan: Trade and inflation data back December BoJ hike – DBS

DBS Group Research forecasts Japan’s real GDP to grow 0.8% in Q3, supported by AI-driven exports and stronger wage-led consumption. October trade data are expected to show solid export growth but a wider deficit, while inflation stays above 2% on higher energy costs and a weak Japanese Yen.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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Australian Dollar: AI vulnerability and RBA limits – MUFG
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Australian Dollar: AI vulnerability and RBA limits – MUFG

Derek Halpenny, Head of Research at MUFG, argues the Australian Dollar’s (AUD) earlier support from pre-emptive Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) tightening is fading as markets see limited scope for further hikes while repricing additional Fed moves.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
EUR/USD: ECB hawks lag Fed – ING
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EUR/USD: ECB hawks lag Fed – ING

Chris Turner at ING argues that while European Central Bank (ECB) rhetoric points to a December rate hike, markets see US tightening as more credible than in the Eurozone. Wider short-dated EUR/USD swap differentials are weighing on the pair.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Japanese Yen: Structural support but near-term capped – Commerzbank
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Japanese Yen: Structural support but near-term capped – Commerzbank

Commerzbank’s Volkmar Baur notes that revised expectations for further Federal Reserve (Fed) hikes and parallel Bank of Japan (BoJ) moves limit near-term upside for the Japanese Yen. Policy risk is seen shifting towards Japan due to upcoming BoJ board appointments.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Spain inflation remains stubborn in October, keeping ECB rate hike expectations firmly alive
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Spain inflation remains stubborn in October, keeping ECB rate hike expectations firmly alive

Spain October final CPI +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y prelim Prior +4.9% Spain October final HICP +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y prelim Prior +5.0% Spain October core CPI +3.1% y/y Prior +3.1% No changes to the preliminary estimates as the final report here reaffirms that Spanish inflation remains stubborn with headline prices keeping near 5% in…

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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Spain October final CPI +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y prelim
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Spain October final CPI +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y prelim

Spain October final CPI +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y prelim Prior +4.9% Spain October final HICP +4.9% vs +4.9% y/y prelim Prior +5.0% Spain October core CPI +3.1% y/y Prior +3.1% Details to follow... This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Federal Reserve: Stronger case for higher US Dollar rates – RBC Economics
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Federal Reserve: Stronger case for higher US Dollar rates – RBC Economics

RBC Economics argues the case for higher Federal Reserve (Fed) rates is stronger than for the Bank of Canada (BoC), citing rising US core inflation, robust Q3 GDP and a historically tight labour market.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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France October inflation accelerates as energy prices surge, keeping ECB rate hike bets alive
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France October inflation accelerates as energy prices surge, keeping ECB rate hike bets alive

France October final CPI +3.4% vs +3.4% y/y prelim Prior +3.1% France October final HICP +3.7% vs +3.8% y/y prelim Prior +3.4% The final report here confirms a further acceleration in French inflation pressures to start the final quarter of the year. That owes much to another jump in energy prices, which climbed by another 1.9%…

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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New Zealand weakens as US Dollar holds ground ahead of PPI data release
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New Zealand weakens as US Dollar holds ground ahead of PPI data release

NZD/USD continues its losing streak for the fourth consecutive day, trading around 0.5540 during Asian hours on Friday. The pair holds losses as the US Dollar (USD) remains steady on persistent inflation concerns and expectations of tighter monetary policy.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
Japanese Yen ticks up from 160.00 as PM Takaichi warns of intervention
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Japanese Yen ticks up from 160.00 as PM Takaichi warns of intervention

The Japanese Yen (JPY) hesitates a few pips away from the key 160.00 level against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, weighed by a strong rebound in US Treasury yields, which has prompted Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to launch an intervention warning earlier in the day. The USD/JPY pair accele

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
What are the main events for today?
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What are the main events for today?

EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, we get the final French and Spanish CPI readings, as well as the second estimate of the Eurozone Q3 GDP. The final data is almost never market-moving because markets react more to preliminary figures.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Dow Jones futures fall amid Fed rate hike fears, Nvidia leadership shakeup, PPI data eyed
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Dow Jones futures fall amid Fed rate hike fears, Nvidia leadership shakeup, PPI data eyed

Dow Jones futures decline 0.15% to trade around 52,310 during the European hours on Friday. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures decline 0.16% to trade near 7,600, and Nasdaq 100 futures fall 0.30% to trade around 28,300.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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Germany October wholesale price index +0.4% vs +1.9% m/m prior
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Germany October wholesale price index +0.4% vs +1.9% m/m prior

Germany October wholesale price index +0.4% m/m Prior +1.9% Germany October wholesale price index 8.8% y/y Prior +8.7% The breakdown Well, German wholesale prices are continuing to push up in October with the annual estimate hitting 8.8% - the highest since February 2023. The price increase in October was still primarily driven…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
investing Live Asia-Pacific market news: Fed hike bets ripple through Asia
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investing Live Asia-Pacific market news: Fed hike bets ripple through Asia

Asian stocks steady as Nikkei gains 1.4%, Hang Seng slips on Nvidia leadership fallout Bitcoin dipped under $70K, first time since August Iran’s Guards claim strike on US radar in Bahrain, warn firms over Hormuz oil trade Anthropic IPO six times oversubscribed: what retail investors can realistically expect Airlines face higher…

Why it mattersCrypto markets can react quickly through liquidity, regulation and leveraged positioning, so volatility may spread across digital assets.
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Japan’s Katayama warns of one-sided yen moves near 160, will coordinate with US Treasury
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Japan’s Katayama warns of one-sided yen moves near 160, will coordinate with US Treasury

Katayama’s comments make intervention a more serious risk for anyone pushing dollar-yen above 160, especially as the US has now been confirmed as a willing partner. Expect choppy, headline-driven trading around that level, with dealers alert to any reports of rate checks.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
NZ manufacturing PMI eases to 54.9 in October but extends expansion run to 16 months
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NZ manufacturing PMI eases to 54.9 in October but extends expansion run to 16 months

A PMI still well above 50 gives little reason to doubt New Zealand’s recovery, so the small fall should do little to change the outlook for the RBNZ or the New Zealand dollar. The focus on fuel prices among survey respondents links New Zealand’s factory sector to the oil shock.

Why it mattersCommodity moves can affect inflation expectations, currencies, company margins and broader investor risk appetite.
investing Live Americas market news wrap: Jensen Huang ousted from Nvidia
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investing Live Americas market news wrap: Jensen Huang ousted from Nvidia

US weekly initial jobless claims 200K vs 195K expected Fed's Hammack: We need to move to restrictive mon pol to lower inflation Jensen Huang ousted as CEO of Nvidia US October existing home sales 3.75m vs 3.85m expected Fed's Goolsbee: Inflation has been well-above target Fed's Daly: How much tightening and when is no a…

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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Trump: I would consider a week-long campaign against Cuba
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Trump: I would consider a week-long campaign against Cuba

Trump said he wants to "get Cuba done" before his term ends Would consider "a little bit" of military force Says I will not hesitate to use military force against Iran if necessary It sounds like the plan is to continue blockading Cuba but with Trump you never know, as he improvises nearly everything. Meanwhile, the US struck…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Oil prices rise after Iran reports strikes
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Oil prices rise after Iran reports strikes

Iran’s state IRNA news agency reports: “Official sources have confirmed that Sirik in Hormozgan Province has been targeted minutes ago by the enemy”. There were reports earlier of explosions being heard in Sirik and it was confirmed.

Why it mattersCommodity moves can affect inflation expectations, currencies, company margins and broader investor risk appetite.
US October federal budget deficit sets a record
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US October federal budget deficit sets a record

Outlays of $773 billion vs $689 billion in Oct 2025 Receipts $369 billion vs $404 billion in Oct 2025 Deficit of $404 billion vs $284 billion in Oct 2025 This numbe really puts things into perspective. Even if the US doubled its tax revenues in October, it wouldn't have been enough to balance the budget.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
US 30-year bond auction tails as demand disappoints for second straight day
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US 30-year bond auction tails as demand disappoints for second straight day

High yield 5.441% vs 5.437% WI Tail of 0.4 basis points Bid-to-cover 2.36x vs 2.44x average Dealers awarded 11.39% vs 9.49% average The US Treasury sold $25 billion in 30-year bonds on Thursday in a disappointing auction that adds to signs of softening demand at the long end of the curve. The auction stopped at 5.441%, a 0.4…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
US October existing home sales 3.75m vs 3.85m expected
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US October existing home sales 3.75m vs 3.85m expected

Prior was 3.99m (revised to 3.97m) Sales -5.5% vs +1.5% prior (revised to +1.0%) Inventory at 5.1 months Median price $416,700, up 0.4% y/y The US housing market is in a deep slump and there is no help coming from the Fed. At some point it will turn but we're not there yet.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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US weekly initial jobless claims 200K vs 195K expected
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US weekly initial jobless claims 200K vs 195K expected

Prior was 189K Four week average vs 194.75K prior Continuing claims vs 1710K expected The US Department of Labor publishes its weekly unemployment insurance claims report every Thursday at 8:30 am ET, or Wednesday when a holiday falls later in the week. It’s the most timely official read on the US labor market, covering the…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Trump: We don’t need a deal with Iran
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Trump: We don’t need a deal with Iran

S&P 500 futures are at a session low, down 0.75% as Trump submarines any talk of an Iran deal. Reports suggested there could be direct talks between Iran and Vice President JD Vance soon but it looks like that's not the path Trump wants to go down.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
India October CPI inflation rises to 6.09%, food inflation accelerates to 8.94%
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India October CPI inflation rises to 6.09%, food inflation accelerates to 8.94%

India CPI Y/Y 6.09% vs 5.93% expected Prior 5.54% Full report India's CPI rose to 6.09% y/y in October, according to provisional data, pointing to increased price pressures in the economy. The headline inflation rate was higher in rural areas, where prices increased by 6.63% y/y, compared with 5.41% in urban areas.

Why it mattersThis can change expectations for interest rates, currencies, bond yields and the valuation of risk assets.
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Japanese Government Bonds Held by the Bank of Japan
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Japanese Government Bonds Held by the Bank of Japan

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Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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Basic Figures on Fails (Oct.)
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Basic Figures on Fails (Oct.)

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Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
UK September GDP beats expectations as resilient growth keeps BOE December rate hike on track
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UK September GDP beats expectations as resilient growth keeps BOE December rate hike on track

UK September monthly GDP +0.2% vs 0.0% m/m expected Prior +0.1%; revised to 0.0% The breakdown: Services output +0.2% vs 0.0% m/m expected Prior 0.0%; revised to -0.1% Industrial output +0.3% vs -0.3% m/m expected Prior +0.8%; revised to +0.7% Manufacturing output +0.7% vs -0.5% m/m expected Pripr +1.2%; revised to +0.7% The…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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UK September monthly GDP +0.2% vs 0.0% m/m expected
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UK September monthly GDP +0.2% vs 0.0% m/m expected

UK September monthly GDP +0.2% vs 0.0% m/m expected Prior +0.1% The detailed breakdown: Services output +0.2% vs 0.0% m/m expected Prior 0.0% Industrial output +0.3% vs -0.3% m/m expected Prior +0.8% Manufacturing output +0.7% vs -0.5% m/m expected Pripr +1.2% More to follow.. This article was written by Justin Low at…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
UK Q3 GDP meets estimates as resilient growth gives BOE more room to tackle inflation
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UK Q3 GDP meets estimates as resilient growth gives BOE more room to tackle inflation

UK Q3 preliminary GDP +0.7% vs +0.7% q/q expected Prior +0.5% UK Q3 preliminary GDP +1.9% vs +1.9% y/y expected Prior +1.4% The quarterly report falls in line with estimates as the UK economy shows much resilience in growing by 0.7% on the quarter with annual growth of 1.9% in Q3. The breakdown shows that it is the services…

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UK Q3 preliminary GDP +0.7% vs +0.7% q/q expected
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UK Q3 preliminary GDP +0.7% vs +0.7% q/q expected

UK Q3 preliminary GDP +0.7% vs +0.7% q/q expected Prior +0.5% UK Q3 preliminary GDP +1.9% vs +1.9% y/y expected Prior +1.4% Details to follow... This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Heads up: UK September GDP in focus but will weak growth really stop the BOE from hiking again?
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Heads up: UK September GDP in focus but will weak growth really stop the BOE from hiking again?

The UK September monthly and latest quarterly GDP report are due at 0700 GMT today and the question that markets will be asking is just how bad would the numbers have to be to convince the BOE to take its foot off the rate hike pedal? The estimates are pointing to a flat reading after the economy expanded by just 0.1% in…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
investing Live Asia-Pacific market news: Nvidia slides on Huang ouster reports
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investing Live Asia-Pacific market news: Nvidia slides on Huang ouster reports

Bernstein halves Nvidia target to $200, the 3rd broker in 2 days to step back over Huang CBA’s Chambers sees room for higher US 10-year yields despite the slide in oil prices ANZ says RBA hike bets have cooled, but 3.7% core inflation will keep it cautious Deutsche Bank sees 3 straight Fed hikes after hot CPI, adding a…

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Bank of Japan Accounts (November 10)
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Bank of Japan Accounts (November 10)

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Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Corporate Goods Price Index (Oct.)
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Corporate Goods Price Index (Oct.)

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Nvidia stock plunges after hours as New York Times reports new Jensen Huang relationship allegation
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Nvidia stock plunges after hours as New York Times reports new Jensen Huang relationship allegation

WOW "NVIDIA PREPARING TO OUST NVIDIA CEO JENSEN HUANG": WSJ NVDA shares reverse Wednesday's gains following a report that Nvidia's CEO had a relationship with an executive reporting to him. If confirmed, the allegations could add a new corporate-governance problem to the company's existing leadership controversy.

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
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Vance considers face-to-face talks with top Iranian security official — WSJ
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Vance considers face-to-face talks with top Iranian security official — WSJ

Meanwhile in the other war, the Wall Street Journal, citing officials, reports on a potential diplomatic opening between the US and Iran led by VP Vance: “A direct meeting between the Vice President JD Vance and top Iranian security officials would be unusual and show the lengths Vance is willing to go to try to end the war.”…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
Iran’s Ghalibaf: Peace is our priority if Washington accepts our conditions
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Iran’s Ghalibaf: Peace is our priority if Washington accepts our conditions

Iranian Parliament Speaker and head of the negotiating delegation Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf spoke to Al Jazeera about negotiations with Washington, the Strait of Hormuz and the risk of further conflict: We have reached an understanding with #عمان on the shipping lane and traffic separation scheme in the Strait of Hormuz Our…

Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.
investing Live European session wrap: Stocks rally, dollar climbs as bond market sits out post-CPI action
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investing Live European session wrap: Stocks rally, dollar climbs as bond market sits out post-CPI action

Headlines: Heads up: US bond market closed for Veterans Day as stocks face a hot CPI hangover US futures rally as AI dip buyers return but the bond market has unfinished business Nasdaq Today says: "Fold that short." USD/JPY knocks on the door of 159.00 again, dollar bulls risk poking the intervention bear Gold dips after…

Why it mattersCommodity moves can affect inflation expectations, currencies, company margins and broader investor risk appetite.
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Germany October inflation slows, but winter energy risks keep ECB rate hike bets alive
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Germany October inflation slows, but winter energy risks keep ECB rate hike bets alive

Germany October final CPI +2.8% vs +2.8% y/y prelim Prior +3.3% Germany October final HICP +2.8% vs +2.8% y/y prelim Prior +3.3% The final report here pretty much confirms what we already seen with the preliminary report from earlier. The easing in price pressures in Europe's largest economy owed much to a slower increase in…

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Money Stock (Oct.)
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Money Stock (Oct.)

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Why it mattersCurrency markets may reprice relative growth and interest-rate expectations, increasing volatility in major pairs.

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