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Canada’s September CPI report reflected hotter than expected inflationary pressures for the month, leading market players to tone down dovish BOC expectations. Here’s how the Canadian dollar reacted.

Markets held near highs as gold plunged from all-time peaks & the USD rallied broadly. Canadian inflation surprised higher while UK borrowing concerns deepened ahead of key data releases.

If you’ve been glued to the news this month, you’re likely witnessing the frustrating uncertainty caused by the ongoing U.S. government shutdown. Here’s why the PMI report can be a pretty huge deal this time.

U.K. inflation is expected to clock in at 4.0%- twice the BOE’s target. That makes this report a big deal ahead of BOE’s November decision.

Markets climbed on corporate earnings beats and cooling trade tensions, yet gold’s persistent surge to $4,253 revealed lingering doubts about policy certainty and fiscal stability beneath the optimistic surface.

New Zealand’s Q3 CPI hit 3.0% as electricity prices surged the most since 1989, sparking a brief NZD rally before momentum faded.

Fresh off a week where regional banking jitters collided with trade war theatrics, we’re heading into arguably one of the most data-intensive stretches of October.

With the Bank of Canada (BOC) likely to keep easing until the end of the year, will the upcoming CPI release further stoke dovish expectations? Here’s what to look out for in Canada’s inflation report.

Currency markets swung amid U.S.-China trade shifts and central bank signals; the dollar weakened as safe-haven currencies gained on banking fears.

Does this week’s massive selloff in regional bank stocks have major implications for the financial markets? Here’s why the move could be a big deal and what you should keep an eye out for.

The UK’s economic activity expanded by 0.1% month-on-month in August 2025, reversing a revised 0.1% contraction in July.

Markets turned turbulent Thursday as regional banking woes triggered broad selloffs, while gold blazed past $4,300 to fresh records on trade fears and shutdown uncertainty.

Wall Street turned Trump’s tariff flip-flops into a viral meme—and a money-making strategy. Meet the TACO trade: ‘Trump Always Chickens Out.’ But October’s China showdown may have broke the pattern.

Australia’s labor market weakened more than expected in September, with 34,000 workers losing their jobs and the unemployment rate jumping to its highest level in four years at 4.5%.

US-China trade tensions persisted & gold reached record highs above $4,200 on Wednesday. The ongoing government shutdown continues to complicate Fed policy sentiment amid delayed economic data releases.

The latest UK jobs data gave traders more reason to expect BOE rate cuts this year, sending the pound tumbling early in London trading.

Markets navigated volatile trading Tuesday as escalating US-China trade tensions pressured risk assets before recovering on diplomatic hopes, while gold extended its historic rally.

What the heck caused the markets to flip from optimism to full-on panic? We’re sharing what the “Power of the Post” could mean for traders.

We’ve got Australia’s jobs figures lined up this week, and the results could continue to shape RBA policy expectations. Here’s what to look out for when trading this top-tier release.

Trump’s conciliatory weekend remarks on China ignited Monday’s powerful market rally, driving the S&P 500 to its strongest session since May while gold surged to fresh record highs.