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14 November 2025
As Oil prices rise, the CAD strengthens, keeping USD/CAD around 1.4020 during Asian trading

USD/CAD drops amid rising oil prices and US economic doubts; Fed signals caution on rate cuts.

14 November 2025
Following a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian oil depot, WTI approaches the $60 mark

WTI oil nears $60 after Ukraine strike; market faces oversupply risks despite geopolitical disruptions and sanctions.

14 November 2025
During Asian trading hours, the NZD/USD pair stays strong above 0.5650, despite mixed Chinese data

NZD/USD holds above 0.5650 amid mixed Chinese data and RBNZ rate cut, Kiwi remains vulnerable.

14 November 2025
Retail sales in China increased by 2.9% year-on-year, while industrial production saw a 4.9% increase

China’s mixed economic data slightly boosts AUD, highlighting strong trading ties and market sensitivity to consumer metrics.

14 November 2025
China’s industrial production year-on-year fell short of expectations, registering at 4.9% against a 5.5% forecast

China’s industrial growth slows; global markets react as yen weakens, gold fluctuates, and cryptocurrencies decline.

14 November 2025
Retail sales in China exceeded forecasts, recording a growth of 2.9% compared to 2.7% expected

China retail sales beat expectations; USD weakens; EUR/GBP, silver rise; crypto faces broad declines.

14 November 2025
The year’s fixed asset investment in China was recorded at -1.7%, falling short of expectations

China’s investment dips; USD weakens broadly; metals rise, cryptos fall; BoJ under scrutiny over rates.

14 November 2025
The House Price Index in China is steady at -2.2% this month

China’s housing market declines persist; gold rises, US Dollar weakens, and cryptocurrencies face continued pressure.

14 November 2025
The People’s Bank of China established the USD/CNY central rate at 7.0825, lower than before

PBOC sets yuan reference rate lower, signaling policy direction amid state-controlled banking and limited private sector.

14 November 2025
Minoru Kiuchi, Japan’s Economics Minister, indicated that import costs may raise CPI due to the weak Yen

Weak Yen raises import costs, influences CPI; BOJ policy, yield spreads, and risk sentiment drive value.

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