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The low-volatility market is set to continue in 2026, favoring carry trades, despite risks highlighted by the Hungarian forint’s challenges. Latin American currencies thrive on high interest rates and strong commodities. – vtmarketsmy.com

US-China trade tensions are easing with tariff stability until 2026. China’s growing productivity and strong exports bolster the Yuan’s value, presenting favorable trading opportunities amid reduced geopolitical volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Political turmoil and poor unemployment data are weakening the GBP, pushing EUR/GBP toward 0.8870/0.8900. Upcoming budget changes could either exacerbate or alleviate this trend—stay alert! – vtmarketsmy.com

Italy’s industrial output surged 2.8% in September, hinting at Eurozone strength. As U.S. funding talks unfold, markets may rally, affecting currencies and gold prices—strategies must adapt accordingly! – vtmarketsmy.com

Italy’s industrial output surged 1.5% in September, defying expectations of a decline. Meanwhile, currency markets show mixed trends, hinting at evolving strategies as traders brace for potential shifts in central bank policies. – vtmarketsmy.com

The UK job market is weakening, with rising unemployment and slowing wage growth. The Bank of England is likely to cut interest rates in December, risking further depreciation of the pound. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold prices surge towards a three-week high amid concerns about US economic strength and potential Fed rate cuts. Strategies to capitalize on this momentum include call options and bull call spreads. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar trades mixed at 99.50 amid a government shutdown, delaying crucial economic data. Traders anticipate volatility post-shutdown, with key resistance and support levels to watch. – vtmarketsmy.com

The EUR/USD is stable around 1.1600 due to dollar weakness and mixed eurozone data. Upcoming ECB discussions may influence future trends, while traders eye US economic signals for potential breakouts. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Pound hits two-week highs above 203.30, fueled by a weak Yen and Japan’s looser fiscal policy. Traders eye potential gains despite mixed technical indicators and UK employment data. – vtmarketsmy.com