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AUD/USD trims losses as Greenback weakens amid dovish Fed outlook and US-China frictions

The Australian Dollar (AUD) trims losses against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday after sliding earlier to its weakest level since August 22, as fears of a revived trade war between the United States and China weighed on sentiment, given Australia's close trade ties with China.
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update2025.10.15 03:50

FX Today: Inflation in China and Fedspeak should keep investors entertained

The US Dollar (USD) failed to extend its recovery despite the positive start to the day, eventually receding modestly amid the steady lack of progress around any shutdown deal and a persistent risk-off environment.
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update2025.10.15 03:45

Gold steadies above $4,100 as Powell strikes neutral-dovish tone

Gold price edges up during the North American session, yet trades below the all-time high of $4,179 reached earlier on Tuesday as investors digest Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell's speech.
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update2025.10.15 03:44

NZD/USD Price Forecast: Downtrend persist after hitting six-month low

The New Zealand Dollar trims some of its earlier losses, as the Greenback turns negative on the day sponsored by the escalation of trade tensions between Washington and Beijing and Fed Chair Jerome Powell slightly dovish remarks. The NZD/USD trades at 0.5718, down 0.14%.
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update2025.10.15 03:42

Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounds as investors shake off trade tensions

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) gained ground on Tuesday after a tumultuous late start to the new trading week for US equity markets.
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update2025.10.15 03:07

BoE's Bailey: Labor market data backs view of softening labor market

Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey spoke at a fireside chat at the Institute of International Finance Annual Membership Meeting in Washington, DC. In the speech, Bailey claimed that today's labor market data backs his view of a softening labor market.
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update2025.10.15 02:39

USD/JPY drops as Powell flags monetary risks, trade frictions boost Yen

USD/JPY drops 0.30% on Tuesday to around 151.80 at the time of writing, in a cautious environment dominated by renewed US-China trade frictions. News that both countries are increasing port fees on cargo shipments has reignited fears of a deeper disruption to global trade.
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update2025.10.15 02:02

ECB´s Villeroy: More downside than upside inflation risks

European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of France Governor François Villeroy, a member of the Governing Council, gave a televised Bloomberg interview on Tuesday.
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update2025.10.15 01:56

EUR/USD rebounds as US-China tensions flare, focus shifts to Powell

The Euro (EUR) advances against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, with EUR/USD erasing earlier losses as the Greenback weakens amid renewed US-China trade tensions and growing expectations of a more dovish Federal Reserve (Fed) stance.
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update2025.10.15 00:58

GBP/USD slides toward 1.33 as weak UK jobs data fuels BoE rate cut bets

GBP/USD prolongs its losses for the second consecutive day during the week as soft data in the UK justifies the need for lower interest rates by the Bank of England. The extension of the government shutdown in the US, keeps the schedule light, except for Fed Chair Jerome Powell speech.
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