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Unemployment rate falls in Australia
Foreign currency
image 13 November، 2025

Australian unemployment fell by 0.2 percentage points to 4.3%, according to figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) at the start of Asian trading on Thursday, November 13. This compares to 4.5% in September and is better than market expectations, which had anticipated a drop to 4.4%. The labor force participation rate remained stable at 67.0%. The Australian...

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Oil prices decline ahead of inventory figures.
Oil markets
image 12 November، 2025

Crude oil prices declined at the start of European trading on Wednesday, November 12, after rising for three consecutive sessions. Markets are awaiting preliminary inventory figures and the US House of Representatives' vote on a bill to refund government agencies until January 30, ending the longest government shutdown in history. Brent crude fell by about 0.75%, trading at $64.67 a...

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Cryptocurrencies Rise, Ripple Leads Gains with Ups of Over 11%
Digital currencies
image 10 November، 2025

Cryptocurrencies traded higher in midday trading on Monday, November 10th, the opening session of the week, after a series of declines last week. This surge was fueled by increased risk appetite in the markets, driven by optimism surrounding the end of the government shutdown. Bitcoin recovered to levels above $105,000, while Ripple led the gains with increases exceeding 11%. US...

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Gold Gains Over 2%, Ignoring Expectations of Government Shutdown End
metals
image 10 November، 2025

Gold is trading more than 2% higher in midday European trading on Monday, November 10th, the opening session of the week, reaching its highest level in two weeks. This comes despite positive news of the end of the US government shutdown and rising market expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December. Markets are also awaiting US inflation...

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Asian markets rose in the opening session of the week.
Market Indicators
image 10 November، 2025

Asian markets mostly closed higher on Monday, November 10, the opening session of the week, supported by gains in technology stocks, which had led the losses last week. Investors were also buoyed by the release of Chinese inflation figures over the weekend and by optimism in global markets stemming from expectations of an end to the US government shutdown. Data...

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US Consumer Confidence Declines as Government Shutdown Continues
Foreign currency
image 7 November، 2025

Data released by the University of Michigan moments ago showed a 6% drop in the US consumer confidence index for November to 50.3 points, compared to 53.6 in October. This was slightly below expectations, which had anticipated a reading of 53 points. This consumer confidence reading comes as the federal government shutdown continues and its impact on the economy is...

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Canadian jobs rise for second month, unemployment falls
Foreign currency
image 7 November، 2025

Data released earlier today from the Canadian economy shows the addition of approximately 67,000 jobs in October, the second-largest monthly increase after the addition of 60,000 jobs in September. This figure defied expectations, which had predicted a decline of around 5,000 jobs. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell to 6.9% from 7.1% in September, matching forecasts. Specifically, employment declined in several...

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Asian markets declined in the final session, with Chinese exports falling for the first time in two years.
Market Indicators
image 7 November، 2025

Asian markets mostly closed lower on Friday, November 7th, the final trading day of the week, influenced by the US market's closing losses. The US market closed in the red, coinciding with a sell-off in the technology sector following heightened concerns about the valuations of AI-related companies, which weighed on Asian markets. On the economic data front, according to customs...

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The Bank of England keeps interest rates unchanged.
Foreign currency
image 6 November، 2025

The Bank of England voted 5-4 to keep interest rates unchanged at 4%, as expected, at its meeting earlier today, Thursday, November 6th, for the second consecutive meeting. Four members voted for a 25 basis point cut. The Bank's interest rate report stated that inflation has peaked and continues to decline, with core inflation supported by the current restrictive monetary...

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US Private Sector Jobs Exceed Expectations in October
Foreign currency
image 5 November، 2025

The US private sector added approximately 42,000 jobs in October, according to figures released moments ago by ADP. This follows a loss of approximately 32,000 jobs in September and exceeded expectations of a 32,000 job gain. Specifically, construction added about 5,000 jobs, while manufacturing lost 3,000. The trade, transportation, and utilities sector led the service sector with an increase of...

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