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Tokyo’s CPI rose to 2.8% in October, indicating persistent inflation and potential interest rate hikes, impacting the Yen, government bonds, and equities. Traders need to prepare for market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s CPI rose 2.8%, boosting the yen, while the US dollar remains strong amid fading rate cut hopes. Gold flourishes above $4,000, signaling ongoing inflation concerns. Invest wisely! – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s labor market shows stability with a 1.2 jobs-to-applicants ratio. Meanwhile, currency markets fluctuate, gold seeks recovery, and GBP struggles amid economic challenges. Are you ready to trade? – vtmarketsmy.com

AUD/USD has dipped to 0.6552 as the US dollar strengthens. Diminished RBA rate hike expectations and recent inflation data suggest a bearish trend, with potential targets below 0.6443. – vtmarketsmy.com

Global manufacturing is slowing, particularly in Asia, with China’s PMI at 49. The US dollar is strengthening, impacting currencies like GBP and AUD, while gold’s gains are limited by Fed policy. – vtmarketsmy.com

South Korea’s service sector rebounded 1.8% in September, signaling economic recovery. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s 17th anniversary hints at potential price increases, as financial markets show mixed trends for currencies and commodities. – vtmarketsmy.com

South Korea’s industrial output soared 11.6% in September, signaling strong demand. Meanwhile, currency struggles continue in Australia and New Zealand, while gold prices face pressure from a robust US dollar. – vtmarketsmy.com

Consumer confidence in New Zealand dips, gold prices drop despite market fears, and Zcash thrives amidst volatility. Keep an eye on currency pairs for trading opportunities as global tensions simmer. – vtmarketsmy.com

Mexico’s fiscal deficit surged to -198.11 billion pesos, signaling economic instability. Meanwhile, strong USD pressures other currencies, gold faces resistance, and cryptocurrency trends diverge. What’s next for your investments? – vtmarketsmy.com

The EUR/USD rate drops below 1.16 as the ECB holds rates steady, contrasting with the Fed’s recent cuts. Economic data supports a bearish outlook, highlighting the widening policy gap between the two banks. – vtmarketsmy.com