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15 October 2025
In August, Canada’s month-on-month building permits fell by 1.2%, missing projections of 0.1%

Canada’s building permits fell; US Dollar weakened; gold surged; markets await Fed Chair Powell’s comments.

15 October 2025
Quarterly earnings per share for Domino’s Pizza reached £4.08, surpassing the expected £3.96

Domino’s beats estimates with $4.08 EPS and $1.15B revenue, despite year-over-year earnings decline.

15 October 2025
The Euro strengthens against the Pound amid UK labour market concerns and French political uncertainties

EUR/GBP holds above 0.8700 as UK job data weakens Pound; Euro steady amid French uncertainty.

15 October 2025
According to Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen, supply issues are pushing Silver prices upward more than Gold

Silver prices surged over 120% amid rising demand, supply concerns, and increasing lease rates in London.

15 October 2025
During early European trading, the GBP/USD pair declines to mid-1.3200s following poor UK labour data

GBP/USD plunges to mid-1.3200s after weak UK jobs data; trendline, Fibonacci may offer support.

15 October 2025
According to UOB Group analysts, USD/CNH is projected to fluctuate between 7.1200 and 7.1550

USD/CNH expected to remain range-bound short term, trading between 7.1200 and 7.1550, analysts say.

15 October 2025
Despite market corrections, Gold surged to a record high of nearly $4,180 per ounce, reports Commerzbank

Gold price hits record $4,180 as US-China tensions escalate, fueling investor demand amid geopolitical uncertainty.

15 October 2025
According to UOB Group’s analysts, USD/JPY is expected to fluctuate between 151.85 and 152.75

USD/JPY fluctuates within set bounds; analysts expect neutral trend amid global currency volatility and legal disclaimers.

15 October 2025
The EUR/USD pair continues to decline, hovering below 1.1560 after earlier touching 1.1542 lows

EUR/USD falls below 1.1560 amid trade tensions and Fed speculation; Euro pressured by weak sentiment data.

14 October 2025
Standard Chartered observes China’s manufacturing PMI below 50 since April, despite strong industrial production growth

Despite sub-50 PMI readings, China’s industrial output grows, driven by high-end manufacturing and sector shifts.

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