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Trader focus shifts to Fed’s meeting, expecting a “hawkish cut” while inflation remains high. With the Swiss National Bank stable, capitalize on potential volatility in USD and CHF pairs. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD hovers near 1.1640 as markets prepare for anticipated Fed rate cuts. Job data hints at economic strength, influencing trading strategies. Volatility expected post-announcement; outcomes hinged on Powell’s guidance. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Australian Dollar holds steady near 0.6654, as traders anticipate a US rate cut. Diverging policies between the Fed and Australia’s RBA suggest potential strength for the AUD against the USD. – vtmarketsmy.com

Brazil’s November inflation rate of 0.18% could shift Central Bank policies, hinting at potential interest rate cuts. As economic pressures grow, opportunities in interest rate derivatives and USD/BRL options arise. – vtmarketsmy.com

US mortgage applications surged 4.8% amid expectations of a 0.25% Fed rate cut. Bitcoin remains strong, while gold traders tread cautiously. Market reactions hinge on Fed’s upcoming guidance. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Pound Sterling rises to 1.3320 against the US Dollar, boosted by Bank of England easing signals. Anticipation of a Federal Reserve rate cut adds volatility; technical indicators suggest bullish conditions for GBP/USD. – vtmarketsmy.com

The USD/JPY remains strong at 157.00, despite a Fed rate cut to 3.50%-3.75%. Japan’s economy contracts 0.6%, deepening Yen weaknesses and creating trading opportunities amid economic uncertainties. – vtmarketsmy.com

GBP/JPY shows resilience, supported by Yen weakness amidst Japan’s economic concerns. With a bullish outlook, traders may consider buying options as the pair aims for 210.00, following a recent consolidation. – vtmarketsmy.com

India’s M3 money supply rises to 9.9% as global currencies shift; expect volatility from the Fed’s rate cut. Gold and emerging markets look promising, urging traders to stay informed. – vtmarketsmy.com

South Africa’s retail sales dipped to 2.9%, indicating reduced consumer spending and potential economic shifts. With inflation cooling, strategies for lower rates may emerge, impacting the JSE retail sector’s performance. – vtmarketsmy.com