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US stock indices fell on Thursday as markets digested the Federal Reserve’s statement, alongside pressure on the technology sector following disappointing earnings from Oracle.   In a ...
Copper prices hit fresh record highs this week, driven by two dominant forces: China’s shift toward stronger economic support and rising expectations that the US Federal Reserve will begin ...
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) and Ether (ETH-USD) declined on Thursday despite the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled that the central bank will proceed cautiously ...
Oil prices fell on Thursday as investors shifted their focus back toward peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, while also weighing the potential fallout from the United States seizing a ...
The dollar found support on Thursday from broad risk aversion in global markets, but it failed to recover its late-Wednesday losses against peers such as the euro, yen, and sterling, after the ...
Gold prices rose in the European market on Thursday, extending gains for a third consecutive session, supported by a weaker US dollar after the latest Federal Reserve meeting delivered a less-hawkish ...
The euro rose in European trading on Thursday against a basket of global currencies, extending gains for a second consecutive session against the US dollar and marking its highest level in two ...
The Japanese yen rose in Asian trading on Thursday against a basket of major and minor currencies, extending its recovery for a second consecutive session against the US dollar, supported by a wave ...
Fed cuts interest rates below 4%
2025-12-10 19:00PM UTC

The US Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it has cut the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, from 4.00% to 3.75%, in a move that aligned with market expectations.

The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate at 2.25 percent, a move widely expected after encouraging third-quarter data showed the Canadian economy’s ability to withstand some of the ...