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18 October 2025
UOB Group analysts observe an increasing likelihood of USD dropping below 149.50 in future trends

USD may decline below 149.50 JPY amid downside momentum, with resistance near 150.95 limiting short-term gains.

18 October 2025
Chile’s leading copper mine intends to boost premiums for major European clients due to supply issues

Chile’s copper output drops; supply concerns raise European premiums to $325/ton amid El Teniente disruption.

18 October 2025
The New Zealand Dollar is expected to stabilise between 0.5705 and 0.5750, analysts suggest

NZD expected to consolidate between 0.5685 and 0.5770, with analysts maintaining a neutral long-term outlook.

17 October 2025
Chinese smelters, aiming for increased exports, are impacting Copper and Zinc prices, reports Commerzbank

Chinese smelters raise copper exports amid strong prices, affecting global copper and zinc market dynamics.

17 October 2025
After reaching a peak near $4,380, gold stabilised above $4,300 following a slight retreat

Gold remains above $4,300 after record high, supported by risk-off sentiment and a weakening US Dollar.

17 October 2025
The Australian Dollar is likely to decline further, yet momentum may not suffice to hit 0.6443

AUD likely to edge lower; key support at 0.6440, resistance at 0.6515 amid weak momentum.

17 October 2025
The USD/CAD pair weakened to about 1.4040, influenced by US Dollar softness and falling oil prices

USD/CAD dips as US shutdown, rate cut prospects, and trade tensions pressure Dollar; Oil impacts remain mixed.

17 October 2025
Commerzbank’s Head of FX and Commodity Research observed that the environment is favourable for Gold

Fed comments, rate cut expectations, and US-China tensions boost gold prices amid economic and market uncertainties.

17 October 2025
According to UOB Group analysts, GBP might challenge 1.3530 if it surpasses 1.3475

GBP may test 1.3475 amid easing momentum; support lies at 1.3400, resistance likely remains unbroken.

17 October 2025
Commerzbank observes that the IEA’s oil supply surplus predictions may be overly optimistic and ambitious

IEA forecasts 4 million barrels per day oil surplus, driven by rising supply and slowing demand growth.

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