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Canada’s trade surplus of $0.15 billion in October, up from a $6.32 billion deficit, boosts the CAD outlook as strong exports, especially in energy, indicate economic strength despite persistent inflation. – vtmarketsmy.com

Pound Sterling is rising against the US Dollar, nearing a seven-week high at 1.3400 due to a weaker USD post-Fed rate cut. Traders should consider call options for further gains ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Russia’s central bank reserves rose to $741.5 billion, bolstered by strong energy revenues. This financial stability supports the ruble and enhances investment prospects in energy sectors and equities. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD soars to 1.1720, driven by positive market sentiment and a dovish Fed. Upcoming US Jobless Claims could further impact the dollar. Traders lean towards bullish strategies for euro gains. – vtmarketsmy.com

WTI Oil prices are falling to $57.70 amid hopes for a Ukraine-Russia peace deal, overshadowing bullish U.S. inventory data. Traders should leverage options strategies to navigate potential volatility ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Brazil’s retail sales unexpectedly rose 0.5% in October, challenging bearish market views. This consumer strength hints at economic resilience, complicating the Central Bank’s interest rate decisions and boosting investor optimism. – vtmarketsmy.com

The GBP/USD pair is gaining momentum post-Federal Reserve’s rate cut, reaching a seven-week high. Upcoming UK economic data could greatly influence its trajectory, with traders eyeing potential surprises. – vtmarketsmy.com

Ireland’s November HICP shows a -0.2% change in consumer prices, suggesting stable inflation. This stability may impact European Central Bank policies, influencing market strategies and currency movements as traders anticipate future economic reports. – vtmarketsmy.com

Ireland’s inflation rose 3.1% in November, just shy of forecasts, while weaker US job data weakened the dollar, boosting EUR/USD and GBP/USD. Gold soared past $4,250 amidst ongoing market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Ireland’s inflation rose to 3.2% in November, impacting economic policies and market volatility. Traders anticipate prolonged high rates by the ECB, influencing equity markets and strengthening the euro. – vtmarketsmy.com