The following Forex news reports are the latest developments of the Forex market. The news reports are updated frequently and include all the events that affect the foreign exchange trading industry.
The dominant market data in markets so far today is firm Australian economic growth and Swiss deflation.
Australian GDP Shows Quarterly Growth of Only 0.4%; ADP US Jobs Expected to Show Almost No Creation; Silver Reaches New All-Time High Price; Bitcoin Rising to New 2-Week High
Precious Metals Rise But Fall Back, Led by Silver Reaching New All-Time High Price; Crypto Sector Looking Weak; Asian Stocks Mostly Higher, US Stocks Flat
Precious Metals Rise Strongly, Led by Silver Reaching New All-Time High Price; Bitcoin Sharply Lower Below $90k; Stocks Broadly Lower
S&P 500 Index Close to Regaining November Loss; Bitcoin Trading Above $90,000; Precious Metals Looking More Bullish
Australian CPI 3.8%, Rate Cuts Even Les Likely; RBNZ Cuts Rates by 0.25%; US Retail Sales & Consumer Confidence Below Expectations; Bitcoin Advances But Held at $88,487 Resistance Level; Markets Await UK Autumn Forecast
US producer prices rose 0.3% in September while retail sales slowed to 0.2%, prompting dollar weakness and modest stock gains amid delayed data and Fed rate pause expectations.
S&P 500 Index Has Strongest Day in 6 Weeks; Bitcoin Advances But Held at $88,487 Resistance Level; USD/JPY Failing to Get Established Above ¥157.00; Markets Await US PPI & Retail Sales Data
Asian Stock Markets a Bit Higher; USD/JPY Trading Above ¥156.50; Crypto Sector Losing Value
Stablecoins have emerged as the key driver of digital financial infrastructure, bridging traditional finance and DeFi by enabling instant, regulated, and borderless transactions.
US Government Shutdown Ends, But CPI Data Unlikely to be Released; US and European Stock Markets Advance; December Fed Rate Cut Chance Nears 50-50; Precious Metals Higher, Silver Nears Record; USD/JPY Breaks ¥155; Crude Oil Falls on Glut; UK GDP Contracts
Prospect of US Government Shutdown End Today Sends Flow from Yen to Risk; Stocks Rise; CME FedWatch Shows Small Increase to 65% Chance of December Cut; Bitcoin Falters
Prospect of US Government Shutdown Sends Flow from Yen to Risk; Stocks Consolidate; Fed's Miran Advocates 0.50% Rate Cut, CME FedWatch Shows Only 63% of December Cut
Senate Democrats Signal Willingness to Compromise on US Government Shutdown; President Trump Floats $2k Tariff "Dividend"; Stocks, Risky Assets Rise; China Opens Export of Several Rare Earths
The Bank of England (BoE) maintained the Bank Rate at 4.0% at today’s policy meeting, but more members voted for a rate cut than the consensus forecast anticipated.
