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Gold Holds Steady as Markets Bet on December Fed Rate Cut

Gold prices held firm in muted trading on Thursday, stabilizing near $4,158 as global markets leaned further toward the view that the US Federal Reserve will deliver a 25-basis-point rate cut in December. With US markets closed for the Thanksgiving holiday, overall liquidity remained thin, yet conviction surrounding imminent monetary …

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Markets Edge Higher as Investors Bet Big on Imminent Fed Rate Cuts

Global markets nudged higher on Thursday as expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month continued to energize sentiment. With U.S. trading paused for the Thanksgiving holiday, activity across major asset classes remained quieter than usual, yet optimism persisted as investors positioned themselves for what many believe is the …

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Pound Holds Steady Above 1.32 as Markets Weigh BoE Inflation Warnings and Softer Dollar Momentum

The British Pound held its ground on Thursday, trading narrowly higher at 1.32404 against the US Dollar—up 0.01% from the previous close—in a restrained session shaped by cautious positioning ahead of key central-bank decisions. The currency moved within a tight daily range between 1.32098 and 1.32685, reflecting a market unwilling …

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Understanding Why Treasury Yields Swing as Markets Brace for Shifting Interest Rate Expectations

Treasury yields have entered a volatile phase as global markets respond to shifting expectations around future interest rate moves. These fluctuations—closely watched by investors—reflect deeper uncertainty about economic momentum, inflation trends, and central bank strategies. Australia, in particular, has seen heightened sensitivity to yield movements, with investors reassessing the cost …

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Yen Under Pressure as Markets Weigh Japan’s Fiscal Risks and Diverging Central Bank Paths

The Japanese Yen slipped again on Thursday, losing part of its earlier recovery as the US Dollar held firm in quiet, holiday-thinned trading. The broader mood in currency markets continues to work against the Yen, which has struggled for direction amid growing unease about Japan’s fiscal outlook and a lack …

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Bitcoin Rebounds Above $90,000 as Fed Rate-Cut Expectations Drive Renewed Buying

Bitcoin surged on Thursday, climbing back above the $90,000 level as markets sharply increased their expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December. The world’s largest cryptocurrency last traded 4% higher at $91,201.6 by 01:54 ET (06:54 GMT). The rebound comes after Bitcoin briefly plunged to …

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