U.S. weekly jobless ...from Irie

U.S. weekly jobless claims fall to three-year low of 191,000 Seasonally-adjusted initial jobless claims came in at 191,000 in the week ending on November 29, according to Labor Department data. It was a decrease of 27,000 from an upwardly-revised level of 218,000 in the prior week, and the lowest mark since September 2022.

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📌 TRADE SETUP – GBPCAD BUY SIGNAL 🚀 Pair: GBPCAD 🟢 Action: BUY 📥 Entry Zone: 1.8487 🎯 Targets: • TP 1: 1.8507 🛑 Stop-Loss: 1.8467 📊 Trade Analysis GBPCAD shows bullish momentum as price holds above key intraday support. Buyers are stepping in around the 1.8480 region, indicating potential for a short-term upward push. A clean break above 1.8495–1.8500 may accelerate bullish strength toward the target at 1.8507. The setup favors scalpers and intraday traders looking for a low-range precision move with defined risk. ⚠️ Risk Management Always align your lot size with your account equity and follow strict stop-loss discipline. Market volatility can shift quickly—trade smart and protect your capital. #gbpcad# #canada##canada# #britain #tradesetup

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High-Impact Data Today (CET): 8:00 AM – UK CPI Softer inflation → GBP may stay weak. Watch: GBPUSD, EURGBP, GBPJPY. Trade after 10–15 mins to avoid whipsaws. 12:00 PM – Eurozone CPI Slight cooling → EUR likely muted. Watch: EURUSD, EURGBP, EURJPY. 3:30 PM – US Data Cluster Big volatility window. Strong data boosts USD, weak data helps gold/risk. Watch: USDJPY, EURUSD, XAUUSD, DXY. Takeaway: GBP at 8:00, EUR at 12:00, USD at 15:30 — plan trades around these windows.

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Here’s why Deutsche Bank expects the dollar to weaken further next year Deutsche Bank outlook: Analysts expect the U.S. dollar to weaken further in 2026, but at a slower pace. Dollar index performance: The index fell over 6% in the past year against major currencies. Policy impact: Tariffs, rising U.S. debt concerns, and Fed independence worries pressured the dollar in 2025. Trump factor: The shock from Donald Trump’s return to the presidency earlier in 2025 is considered "now over." Analysts cited: George Saravelos and Tim Baker authored the Deutsche Bank note.

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