🌅 Morning Market Up...from NORDFX Global

🌅 Morning Market Update (06.11.2025) 📉 US Equities: Wall Street managed a mild rebound – the S&P 500 rose +0.37%, and the Nasdaq gained +0.65%, but futures later erased part of those gains. 🌏 Asia: Markets traded mixed – 🇯🇵 Nikkei 225 slipped 0.5%, while 🇨🇳 Chinese indices (CHN.Cash, CH50) climbed over 1%. 🛢️ Oil: Prices attempt a modest recovery (+0.35%), though WTI still trades below $60. 🏅 Metals: Gold adds 0.2% near $4,000, and Silver rises 0.7% above $48. 💵 Dollar: The greenback weakens – EUR/USD > 1.15, AUD/USD > 0.65, GBP/USD holds 1.30. 💻 Earnings: • Qualcomm beat forecasts with $11.27 bn in revenue (+10% YoY) and EPS $3.00, but a $5.7 bn tax hit caused a GAAP loss – shares fell 3% after hours. • Arm impressed with $1.14 bn revenue (+34%) and upbeat guidance – stock jumped 4.5% post-market. 🌾 China Buys US Wheat: First purchase in over a year (120k tonnes) lifted prices to 550 cents/lb, highest since July. 🤖 Snapchat + AI: Snap surged 14% after announcing a partnership with Perplexity to bring AI tools to the app. 🏦 Morgan Stanley: Raised its oil forecast to $60 (2026), citing limited OPEC+ output growth. 🇯🇵 BoJ: Japan’s Innovation Party warned that a near-term rate hike could harm business sentiment – USD/JPY ~154. 🇪🇺 ECB Event: The ECB Money Market Conference begins today with speeches from top officials. 🌍 Rare Earths: The US and Japan plan a joint venture for mineral extraction near Minamitoi Island to reduce reliance on China. ⚡ Also in focus: • Trump to speak today (15:00 CET) amid the US air traffic crisis ✈️ • OpenAI reportedly seeks $1 trillion in loan guarantees for AI expansion 🤯 • TD Securities expects a rate cut in today’s central-bank decision 📉

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📊 Weekly Market Forecast | December 15–19, 2025 What’s next for the markets this week? 💱 EUR/USD testing key resistance levels 🪙 Bitcoin consolidates as volatility risks remain 🛢 Brent crude stays under pressure amid demand concerns 🥇 Gold holds strong near record highs Get the full outlook with key levels and scenarios for the week ahead 👇 https://nordfx.com/market-news... Trade smarter with NordFX 🚀

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🚀 Crypto News of the Week (03–10 Dec 2025) 📈 Market Snapshot bitcoin regained momentum, trading around 92,500–93,000 USD after last week’s selloff. Optimism returned across the market as Ether climbed above 3,300 USD, while many altcoins posted broad double digit gains. Enthusiasm touched nearly every sector, from DeFi and Layer 1s to tokenised assets and meme coins. 🏦 Institutional Moves and Forecasts A major new bitcoin accumulation vehicle made its debut on the NYSE, backed by one of the largest stablecoin issuers. The listing boosted sentiment and supported the broader rebound. At the same time, one global bank lowered its bitcoin year end forecast for 2025 to 100,000 USD, citing weaker demand from corporate treasuries, though it kept a highly bullish long term outlook for the next decade. ⚖️ Regulation and Policy Across Europe, regulators are working to unify crypto oversight under a single supervisory authority to reduce fragmentation and tighten compliance for service providers. In Italy, authorities launched an in depth review of risks associated with retail crypto investing as adoption continues to rise. 🌍 Global and Political Developments European authorities dismantled a large cross border crypto money laundering network worth roughly 700 million USD, shutting down fake exchanges and fraudulent affiliate schemes. In the United States, a new survey showed that among young men aged 18–29, crypto ownership now surpasses traditional retirement savings, with bitcoin becoming a preferred long term investment choice. 😄 Fun Fact of the Week During the latest rebound, 95 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies moved higher in a single day. Such synchronised growth across the entire market happens rarely and signals a strong shift in sentiment. 🔥 Takeaway for NordFX Traders Volatility remains elevated, but the week is full of opportunities!

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🌅 Morning Update | 16 December 2025 🌏 Asia–Pacific markets are extending the sell-off seen on Wall Street. Chinese indices are down by up to 2.20%, Australia is lower by 0.50%, South Korea is down more than 2.00%, while Japan’s JP225 is off 1.35%. The pressure reflects global weakness in the tech sector, stretched valuations and ongoing macro uncertainty rather than local factors. 🇦🇺 RBA outlook: CBA now expects a 25 bp rate hike in February 2026, citing growth near potential, a tight labour market and sticky core inflation. NAB and Citi are even more hawkish, forecasting two hikes in 2026 (February and May). Markets remain cautious, pricing just over a 70% probability of no move in February, with a hike only partially priced later in the year. 🇳🇿 New Zealand: Food-price inflation declined m/m but remains elevated y/y. With food making up nearly 20% of the CPI basket, even small monthly drops can meaningfully ease headline inflation. 📊 Australia PMI: The flash composite PMI slipped to 51.1 in December from 52.6, the lowest in seven months but still in expansion territory. Services weakened on softer exports and rising competition, while manufacturing remained relatively stable. 📉 Consumer sentiment: The Westpac–Melbourne Institute index fell 9% to 94.5, unwinding much of November’s surge and pushing sentiment clearly below the neutral 100 level. 🇯🇵 Japan PMI: The flash composite PMI eased to 51.5 from 52.0, marking a ninth month of expansion at a slower pace. Services remained the main driver, while manufacturing improved to 49.7, the smallest contraction in around 18 months. New orders returned to growth. 🇺🇸 Crypto regulation: The US Senate Banking Committee confirmed it will not take up the long-awaited crypto market-structure bill this year, delaying progress until at least early 2026.

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