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2025-10-04 19:17:00

China

Week Ahead: US Government Remains Closed, China is on Extended Holiday, and Markets Hardly Notice.

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2025-10-04 18:55:37

Japan

Japan's Nikkei seen hitting new highs as yen, bonds sputter on Takaichi victory.Japanese shares are expected to keep setting records even as the nation's currency and bonds sputter after fiscal dove Sanae Takaichi was elected on Saturday to lead the ruling party and likely become prime minister.

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2025-10-04 18:26:01

Japan

Japan's Takaichi says to carefully consider if current govt-BOJ accord is most appropriate.As mentioned before, Takaichi is a firm believer of marking a return of "Abenomics" and that means she will have a more expansionary agenda in mind. In short, that means possibly locking heads with the BOJ on wanting to hike rates while also increasing spending - which will be a net negative for Japanese bonds.

2025-10-04 13:54:55

Japan

Takaichi and Koizumi go head-to-head in race to become Japan's next prime minister.Once again, Sanae Takaichi finds herself in a similar position to where she was last year. That being just one voting round shy of becoming Japan's first ever female prime minister.

2025-10-04 09:34:07

United States

The Weekly Bottom Line: Shutdown Throws a Curveball at the Fed.The mood in Canadian financial markets was somewhat sour this week, except that the unrelenting bull run in equities continued. This is despite the U.S. government shutdown, and a fresh set of U.S. tariffs placed on lumber (10%) and kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, and upholstered furniture (25% each).

2025-10-04 04:52:26

United States

investingLive Americas FX news wrap 3 Oct: Nonmanufacturing data mixed. USD mostly lower..Today was the scheduled day for US employment data. That was postponed until next Friday at the earliest.

2025-10-04 04:35:10

United States

In New York, the Dow Jones Index gained 239 points or 0.51 percent on Friday. Gains were led by UnitedHealth (1.90%), Travelers Companies (1.75%) and Caterpillar (1.61%). Biggest losers were Nike (-3.45%), Amazon (-1.34%) and Honeywell International (-0.93%).

2025-10-04 04:21:19

Energy

Natural Gas Price Forecast: Sellers Take Control as Gas Retreats From 200-Day Line.Natural gas reversed from resistance at the 200-Day average, triggering a bearish signal and raising the likelihood of a pullback toward lower moving averages and untested support zones.

2025-10-04 04:20:16

Brazil

The Ibovespa rose 0.2% to close at 144,201 on Friday on positive company news and strength among commodity producers even as a sharp contraction in private sector activity pushed expectations for a dovish Central Bank. Embraer gained 1.9% after reporting 62 aircraft deliveries in the third quarter, up from 59 a year earlier, with commercial plane deliveries up 25% to their strongest third-quarter level in eight years. WEG advanced 0.9% as it accelerates expansion into Europe’s EV charging market and expects local battery charger sales early next year. Suzano Papel e Celulose, Raia Drogasil and TOTVS also outperformed, adding 1.1%, 3.8% and 1.9% respectively. S&P Global’s composite PMI for Brazil fell to 46.0 in September from 48.8 in August, the fastest deterioration in nearly four and a half years, underscoring a broad slowdown in new orders, output and services activity and reinforcing bets on easier policy.

2025-10-04 04:03:44

United States

The S&P 500 closed mostly flat on Friday, the Dow Jones extended its record run, rising 240 points finisheing at 46,758 after briefly surpassing 47,000 during the session, while the Nasdaq slipped 0.3% as the US government shutdown entered its third day. Pressure came from major technology names, with Palantir Technologies leading the S&P 500 lower, dropping 7.5%, while Tesla and Nvidia fell 1.4% and 0.7%, respectively. Applied Materials declined 2.7% after warning of a $600 million revenue hit tied to semiconductor export restrictions. Investors focused on the shutdown, which delayed the September jobs report and created an economic data blackout ahead of the Federal Reserve’s October policy meeting. Private data suggested a slowing labor market but also reinforced expectations for another Fed rate cut later this month. Despite these headwinds, all three major indexes are on track for solid weekly gains, with the S&P 500 up 1.1%, the Dow 1%, and the Nasdaq 0.5%.

2025-10-04 04:01:56

Canada

The S&P/TSX Composite rose 1% to close at a record 30,472 on Friday, putting the Toronto exchange up 2.4% for the week as tech and commodity producers led the advance while hopes for a near-term Fed rate cut outweighed concerns about a US government shutdown. Mega-cap Shopify jumped 6.5% after Rothschild Redburn raised its price target to $200 from $180 while retaining a Buy rating and citing OpenAI’s Instant Checkout as a fresh monetization lever. Constellation Software added about 3.3%. Miners and energy producers outperformed as gold hit record highs and oil steadied after this week’s sharp selloff. On the data front Canada’s manufacturing PMI remained in contraction at 46.3, the tenth straight month below the 50 no-change mark, reinforcing expectations of a looser policy backdrop.

2025-10-04 03:28:50

Brent crude oil futures rose 0.7% to $64.5 per barrel on Friday, rebounding slightly after four consecutive sessions of losses, but still marking a 7% weekly decline. The gains came as US President Donald Trump warned of severe consequences if Hamas rejects his plan to end the war in Gaza, overshadowing an upcoming OPEC+ decision on crude supplies. Ukraine’s reported attack on Russia’s Orsk refinery kept traders focused on Russian energy flows amid ongoing infrastructure strikes. Despite these geopolitical risks, oil prices have slipped over the past four days, with expectations that OPEC+ may accelerate supply hikes adding pressure. Rising output from OPEC+ and a potential US government shutdown continue to weigh on the market, offsetting short-term geopolitical tensions

2025-10-04 03:26:30

WTI crude oil futures rose 0.7% to settle at $60.90 per barrel on Friday, rebounding slightly after four consecutive sessions of losses, but still marking a 7% weekly decline. The gains came as US President Donald Trump warned of severe consequences if Hamas rejects his plan to end the war in Gaza, overshadowing an upcoming OPEC+ decision on crude supplies. Futures traded as high as $61 a barrel following a recent five-month low, reflecting concerns that a broader conflict could disrupt Middle East flows, which account for about one-third of global oil supplies. Ukraine’s reported attack on Russia’s Orsk refinery kept traders focused on Russian energy flows amid ongoing infrastructure strikes. Despite these geopolitical risks, oil prices have slipped over the past four days, with expectations that OPEC+ may accelerate supply hikes adding pressure. Rising output from OPEC+ and a potential US government shutdown continue to weigh on the market, offsetting short-term geopolitical tensions

2025-10-04 02:45:44

Uruguay

Uruguay’s annual inflation accelerated slightly to 4.25% in September 2025 from 4.20% in August. The pickup was driven by higher prices for food and non-alcoholic beverages (4.65% vs 4.61%), utilities (4.17% vs 3.59%), information and communication (4.94% vs 4.47%), and furniture and household articles (2.28% vs 1.46%). In contrast, inflation eased for transport (0.64% vs 1.20%), restaurants and lodging (6.97% vs 7.22%), insurance and financial services (5.31% vs 5.83%), personal care and social protection (4.48% vs 4.68%), healthcare (4.98% vs 5.48%), alcoholic beverages and tobacco (4.04% vs 4.15%), and education (7.04% vs 7.14%). Clothing and footwear prices fell further (-1.23% vs -1.09%). On a monthly basis, consumer prices increased 0.42%, following a 0.03% decline in August.

2025-10-04 02:43:59

Energy

Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – Oil Attempts To Rebound Ahead Of OPEC+ Meeting.Oil traders stay cautious as OPEC+ may boost production to gain market share.

2025-10-04 02:16:20

United States

Stocks in the US traded mixed in the afternoon session, on track for a strong week despite a third-day government shutdown. The S&P 500 hovered near the flatline, the Dow Jones advanced over 300 points after briefly crossing all-time high of the 47,000 mark, and the Nasdaq fell 0.6%. Afternoon pressure came from major technology names, with Palantir Technologies leading the S&P 500 lower, dropping 7.7%, while Tesla and Nvidia fell 3% and 1%, respectively. Applied Materials fell 2.7% on a $600 million revenue hit tied to semiconductor export restrictions. Investors focused on Government the shutdown, which delayed the September jobs report and created an economic data blackout ahead of the Federal Reserve’s October policy meeting. On private data, which signaled a slowing labor market but also reinforced expectations for another Fed rate cut later this month. All three major indexes are pacing for solid weekly advances, with the S&P 500 up 1.1%, the Dow 1%, and the Nasdaq 0.5%.

2025-10-04 01:32:57

Cocoa futures slumped over 5% toward $6,170 per tonne, hitting one-year lows on Friday as the main crop harvest got underway in West Africa, with farmers in Ivory Coast and Ghana encouraged to sell by higher farmgate prices. Ghana raised its 2025/26 farmgate price by another 12% to 58,000 cedis ($4,640) a ton, following Ivory Coast’s move to lift its price 55.6% above last season. Authorities in both countries have sought to boost farmer incomes to curb smuggling. On the demand side, dealers expect third-quarter grind data to show year-on-year declines across Europe, North America, and Asia. Adding pressure, Berenberg downgraded Cadbury parent Mondelez to “hold” from “buy” due to weak chocolate demand and limited benefits from falling cocoa costs. Overall, the combination of higher farmgate prices and slowing demand weighed heavily on cocoa markets, pushing futures to their lowest levels in a year.

2025-10-04 01:05:30

Japan

U.S. Dollar Pulls Back As ISM Services PMI Drops To 50.0: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPY.The American currency is losing ground ahead of the weekend.

2025-10-04 00:51:03

Cocoa decreased 5% to 6157.16 USD/T

2025-10-04 00:39:33

United States

The US government shutdown will remain the focus next week as the extended impasse between members of Congress showed little signs of improvement. The shutdown jeopardizes releases from Federal agencies including the trade balance, jobless claims, and the budget statement after the September jobs report and other key data has already been delayed. Still, the minutes from the FOMC's last meeting is still expected. Among non-governmental releases, October's Michigan Consumer Sentiment surveyed will be eyed. Also on the monetary policy front, the ECB will release its meeting account and the RBNZ will set its policy rate. Meanwhile, key data in Europe includes Germany and Italian industrial production and the Eurozone's retail sales. Inflation will be due from Brazil, Mexico, Russia, and major ASEAN members.

2025-10-04 00:37:29

Brazil

The Brazilian real strengthened toward 5.35 per US dollar pulling away from its June 2024 high of 5.28 seen September 23rd as markets moved to price earlier and larger easing by the central bank after a sharp slowdown in domestic activity. S&P Global’s composite PMI fell to 46.0 in September, the fastest deterioration in nearly four and a half years, signalling contracting new orders, output and services receipts that weaken near-term growth and corporate cash flows and reduce demand for real assets even with the Selic still elevated. Copom’s communications emphasised data dependence and left the door open to policy flexibility, a stance markets interpreted as permitting rate cuts sooner than previously expected. Private-sector surveys and economist polls have shifted median forecasts toward cuts in early 2026 and market pricing has adjusted accordingly.

2025-10-04 00:30:18

United States

US stocks climbed to fresh record highs on Friday, on track for a strong week despite the drag of a government shutdown that entered its third day. The S&P 500 advanced 0.5% and the Dow Jones popped over 500 points, while the Nasdaq added 0.3%. Wall Street has largely brushed aside the shutdown, even as it delayed the September jobs report and created an economic data blackout for the Federal Reserve ahead of its October policy meeting. Instead, investors have turned to private data, which showed signs of a weakening labor market but also bolstered expectations for another Fed rate cut later this month. At the same time, enthusiasm for AI continued to fuel gains, highlighted by OpenAI’s $500 billion valuation and new partnerships involving Hitachi, Fujitsu, and Nvidia. All three major indexes are on pace for solid weekly advances, with the S&P 500 up 1.1%, the Dow 1%, and the Nasdaq nearly 2%, setting the S&P for its longest winning streak since July.

2025-10-04 00:26:59

Euro area

European stocks closed mostly higher to extend the positive momentum this week on strength in healthcare and luxury brands. The Eurozone's STOXX 50 inched higher to 5,651 and the pan-European STOXX 600 rose 0.5% to 570, both at record highs. Sanofi, Novo Nordisk, Merck, and UCB rose more than 2%, extending their surge this week after the US Presidential Administration signaled that tariffs on pharmaceutical goods may be less aggressive than feared, while allowing patients to buy discounted prescription drugs through a new federal website. Luxury giants were also higher as markets assessed consumption in China during their golden week, with LVMH, Kering, and Hermes adding between 4% and 1%. Sentiment was further underpinned by fresh industry alliances—Hitachi teaming up with OpenAI and Fujitsu partnering with Nvidia. The tech sector however, struggled to hold onto gains after a strong rally in the previous session.

2025-10-04 00:17:47

Italy

The FTSE MIB gained 0.4% to close at 43,258 on Friday on support from positive corporate news and gains for a majority of heavyweight banks. Banco BPM jumped 1.5% as markets continued to assessed its M&A outlook, while Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit each rose 0.6%. On the other hand, MPS (-0.9%) and Mediobanca (-0.6%) fell. Generali eased after its Czech branch cut its Exxon Mobil stake by 25.2% in Q2. Also, Stellantis extended gains with a 2% jump on strong vehicle registration data, and TIM jumped 2.6% after announcing a €1 billion investment plan through 2027 to expand ICT infrastructure, with Banca Akros reaffirming a “buy” rating and raising its target price to €0.52. On the data front, the Italian services PMI rose to 52.5, beating forecasts and reaching its highest since May, while the composite PMI held at 51.7, signaling modest Q3 growth.

2025-10-04 00:07:11

United Kingdom

In London, the FTSE 100 Index gained 59 points or 0.62 percent on Friday. Gains were led by Bunzl (3.94%), Schroders (3.27%) and Natwest (2.65%). Biggest losers were Admiral (-1.92%), GlaxoSmithKline (-1.61%) and Frasers Group (-1.53%).

2025-10-04 00:00:54

United Kingdom

The FTSE 100 rose 0.6% on Friday to a record high, advancing over 2% for the week, led by banks and energy stocks. NatWest jumped 2.7%, HSBC gained 1.7%, and Barclays added 1.4%, while oil majors Shell (+1.2%) and BP (+0.5%) also climbed. AstraZeneca rose over 1%, but GSK and BAT fell 1.5% and 1%, respectively. In corporate news, Princes Group announced plans to list on London’s main market, a boost for the UK’s IPO pipeline. The food company, best known for tinned fish and licensed brands like Flora and Branston pickle, reported 2024 revenues of £2.1 billion and adjusted earnings of £122.3 million. Meanwhile, JD Wetherspoon posted a profit rise and reported like-for-like sales growth of 5.1% in the year to July, with momentum easing but still above industry average. Chairman Tim Martin noted cost pressures, especially from energy, could weigh on results. Globally, markets continued to watch the US government shutdown, now in its third day.

2025-10-03 23:58:15

United States

US Dollar Forecast: Bearish Momentum Builds Below 50‑Day MA Amid Political Uncertainty.US Dollar Index slips below 50-day MA as government shutdown and soft labor data raise downside risks heading into the Fed's October meeting.

2025-10-03 23:51:17

France

The Paris CAC 40 added 0.3% to close at 8,082, its highest level since late March amid a rally in heavyweight luxury names backed by fresh company-level positives and a friendlier global rate backdrop outweighed softer domestic activity and drove broad index gains. Kering led the advance, gaining 3.8%, while LVMH and Hermès rose 1.9% and 0.8% respectively, as resilient cash generation and signs of improving top-line momentum gave investors a clear reason to rotate into the sector. Paris Fashion Week's high-profile shows concentrated demand and tourist flows on premium maisons, reinforcing near-term sales expectations. With global positioning shifting toward equities on faster Fed-cut bets and strong weekly inflows into funds, the CAC 40 posted a weekly gain of 2.7% after weaker-than-expected US jobs data raised hopes of an imminent Fed easing.

2025-10-03 23:46:45

Energy

Natural Weekly Price Outlook – Natural Gas Continues Recovery.The past week has been bullish for the natural gas markets, as we rolled over into the November contract. At this point, the market is starting to look more like a roll over into the winter bullish market that we see every year.

2025-10-03 23:10:55

Cotton futures rose to above 65 cents per pound, the highest since September 17, mainly supported by rising prices of oil, while investors remained cautious amid the ongoing US government shutdown and the lack of fresh crop data. USDA’s weekly export sales report and the CFTC cotton on-call report were not released were not released this week. Meanwhile, the USDA’s latest crop progress report, released earlier in the week before the shutdown, showed the US cotton harvest at 16% complete as of September 28, matching the five-year average. The market remains supported by expectations that crops in China, India, Brazil and the US are somewhat larger than was estimated in the September WASDE report, with the next scheduled for October 9.

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