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November’s US CPI rose only 2.7%, below forecasts, impacting currency markets and boosting gold prices. With shifting expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts, cautious trading strategies are advised. – vtmarketsmy.com

December’s Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Survey fell to -10.2, signaling a cooling economy. Meanwhile, gold surges towards $4,350 and Bitcoin eyes $87,000 as traders brace for volatility in currencies. – vtmarketsmy.com

US core inflation dropped to 2.6%, signaling potential Fed rate cuts in 2026, weakening the dollar. Gold nears $4,350, while markets adjust to new central bank policies. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold nears $4,350 amid U.S. inflation drops, while Bitcoin eyes $87,000. Ripple shows low retail demand. Market shifts suggest dollar shorting. Volatility drops signal potential risk for investors. – vtmarketsmy.com

Russia’s central bank reserves have dipped slightly to $741 billion, signaling potential economic pressures. This decline could impact the ruble’s stability and provoke market volatility, especially amid softening oil prices. – vtmarketsmy.com

The European Central Bank holds rates steady at 2%, contrasting with the Fed’s anticipated cuts. This divergence invites potential profit opportunities for Euro trading and European equities heading into 2026. – vtmarketsmy.com

The European Central Bank keeps interest rates at 2.15% to support growth amidst rising inflation. Analysts predict strategic shifts ahead, highlighting potential trading opportunities in an uncertain economic landscape. – vtmarketsmy.com

The GBP/JPY pair rises post-BoE rate cut to 3.75%, reflecting a divided decision. With upcoming Bank of Japan rate hike expectations, markets brace for significant volatility and strategic trading opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

UK inflation is stubbornly above 2%, impacting interest rates and the Pound. Market volatility presents a chance to buy put options on EUR/GBP, anticipating further Sterling strength amid central bank uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Pound Sterling strengthens to 1.3400 after the Bank of England cuts rates to 3.75%, despite rising unemployment and stagnant GDP. Market volatility suggests a cautious trading strategy ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com