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    16 October 2024
    GBP/USD Steady as Markets Eye UK Inflation Data

    GBP/USD holds near 1.2200 as traders eye UK inflation data, which could shape BOE’s next move with a 25 bps hike likely in November. – vtmarkets.com

    16 October 2024
    Gold Steady as Traders Eye Fed Rate Outlook

    Gold prices held at $2,660 as traders await U.S. economic data to assess Fed rate cuts, with geopolitical risks keeping demand steady. – vtmarkets.com

    15 October 2024
    Soybean and Wheat Fall, Dollar Pressure Prices

    Soybean and wheat futures decline as U.S. harvests expand and Black Sea supply uncertainties linger. – vtmarkets.com

    15 October 2024
    Nikkei Hits 3-Month High on Wall Street Gains

    Nikkei 225 tops 40,000, boosted by Wall Street gains and a weaker yen. Chipmakers and exporters added momentum ahead of earnings season. – vtmarkets.com

    15 October 2024
    McDonald’s Gains but Lags Retail Sector Growth

    McDonald’s (MCD) rose 1.57% but still trails the Retail-Wholesale sector. Traders await its earnings, with forecasts showing mixed signals. – vtmarkets.com

    15 October 2024
    Dollar Holds Firm, Yen Edges Toward Key Level

    The U.S. dollar stayed near a two-month high as traders expect gradual Fed cuts, while the yen neared 150, raising intervention risks. – vtmarkets.com

    14 October 2024
    Indian Rupee Hits Record Low Amid Dollar Demand

    The Indian rupee hit a record low of 84.0725 per dollar, pressured by equity outflows, dollar demand, and weak Asian currencies. – vtmarkets.com

    14 October 2024
    Gold Dips as Dollar Rises; All Eyes on Fed Cues

    Gold prices dip as the U.S. dollar strengthens. Traders eye upcoming Fed commentary and U.S. retail sales data for clues on potential rate cuts. – vtmarkets.com

    14 October 2024
    Oil Prices Fall with China’s Slowing Economy

    Oil dips as weak China inflation data raises demand worries. Traders await Chinese stimulus and monitor Middle East risks. – vtmarkets.com

    14 October 2024
    Dollar Rises, China Stimulus Shifts Fed Outlook

    The U.S. dollar rose Monday due to weak Chinese stimulus. Traders shift focus to U.S. retail data and Fed cues. – vtmarkets.com

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