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2 October 2025
EUR/JPY pauses its decline, trading at 172.60, with a bearish trend suggested by the charts

EUR/JPY holds above support at 172.47; re-entry into ascending channel could revive short-term bullish momentum.

2 October 2025
The USD/CHF pair hovers near 0.7960 while awaiting Swiss CPI data release

USD/CHF holds steady near 0.7960 as markets await Swiss CPI; US outlook dims amid shutdown fears.

2 October 2025
After a slight dip, gold sees buying interest, maintaining its position near the all-time high

Gold remains range-bound as overbought conditions, Fed outlook, and geopolitical tensions influence price movements.

2 October 2025
Amid concerns over a government shutdown, the Euro strengthens against the Dollar above 1.1700

EUR/USD gains amid US shutdown, Fed rate cut expectations rise; ECB stable on inflation and rates.

2 October 2025
The Pound Sterling strengthens near 1.3500, buoyed by Bank of England officials’ cautious statements

GBP/USD rises near 1.3480, supported by BoE inflation concerns and a weaker US dollar outlook.

2 October 2025
During Asian trading, silver prices maintain levels just below their record of approximately $47.80

Silver nears record highs as US shutdown boosts safe-haven appeal; weak jobs data fuels bullish momentum.

2 October 2025
Traders remain cautious as USD/CAD hovers around 1.3940 amid US government shutdown concerns

USD/CAD holds steady near 1.3940 amid U.S. government shutdown and weak employment data uncertainties.

2 October 2025
The Reserve Bank of Australia highlighted concerns regarding asset price declines and sovereign debt market tensions

RBA warns of global debt risks; banks remain strong, with resilience to shocks and housing market oversight.

2 October 2025
During Asian trading hours, WTI crude oil approaches $62.00 amid concerns over geopolitical tensions

WTI crude rises to $61.90 amid geopolitical tensions, refinery attacks, rising inventories, and OPEC+ speculation.

2 October 2025
Australia’s trade surplus dropped to 1,825 million monthly in August, missing expectations of 6,500 million

Australia’s trade surplus fell in August as exports dropped and imports rose, impacting the Australian Dollar modestly.

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