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Japan’s industrial production declined 1.6% in August, indicating economic weakness. With faltering business confidence and slowing exports, consider buying put options on the Nikkei 225 and going long on USD/JPY. – vtmarketsmy.com

S&P Global Ratings affirms New Zealand’s strong ratings despite a GDP drop. Traders should consider protective options strategies as economic signals become mixed, potentially leading to a gradual decline in the NZD/USD pair. – vtmarketsmy.com

The USD/CAD falls below 1.4050 due to a dovish Federal Reserve and weakening oil prices, impacting the Canadian Dollar. Key economic indicators and strategies will dictate future currency movements. – vtmarketsmy.com

WTI crude oil hovers around $58 amidst oversupply concerns and US-China trade tensions. Anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts may provide support, but volatility is expected; traders should consider protective strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com

August saw South Korea’s money supply grow by 6.8%, influencing currency trends. Gold neared $4,200, while Fed signals suggest more dollar weakness. Strategies include call options on EUR/USD and KOSPI futures. – vtmarketsmy.com

South Korea’s September trade balance slightly dropped to $9.53 billion. Markets are shifting focus to silver and predicting potential Federal Reserve rate cuts, while cryptocurrencies face resistance at key levels. – vtmarketsmy.com

NZD/USD trades positively above 0.5700, supported by easing deflation in China but facing limits from US-China trade tensions and a strong US Dollar. Expect a tight trading range ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s September CPI fell 0.3%, heightening concerns about weak domestic demand and impacting markets. The Australian Dollar is vulnerable, given its ties to China, prompting bearish strategies in commodities and currencies. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s PPI fell 2.3%, indicating steady industrial costs. The EUR/USD and GBP/USD gained from potential Fed rate cuts. Gold remains strong while silver’s undervaluation presents trading opportunities amidst market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s CPI rose just 0.1% in September, highlighting economic struggles and potential monetary easing. This could impact global markets, urging traders to reassess positions in currencies and commodities. – vtmarketsmy.com