As with most data the government publishes that's useful, there are alternative sources available from private sector sources that provide a similar window for looking into the state of the new home market.

The GBP/USD pair is consolidating around the 1.3200 level on Thursday, following significant losses in the previous session.

While many other eurozone countries posted surprisingly strong growth numbers, the German economy remains the eurozone's growth laggard.

The Bank of Canada cut its rate to 2.25% and signaled a potential pause in the easing cycle.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's accord, the Bank of Japan's rate decision, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's cautious remarks dominate investor focus amid upcoming European earnings reports.

Copper, often referred to as the "metal of civilization," plays a pivotal role in various industries, including construction, electronics, and renewable energy.

Merck reported Q3 2025 revenue of $17.3 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.58, both above expectations, and raised its full-year outlook.

The Pound Sterling gives back early gains and turns slightly lower to near 1.3185 against the US Dollar.

USDJPY managed for the second time to test the resistance of 153.25 to push for a correction where the market printed a low around 151.52, before market rebounded again toward 153.25.

The AUD/USD outlook stays steady as a less dovish Fed balances positive risk sentiment.

Two weeks ago, Jerome Powell stated, “We may be approaching the end of our balance sheet contraction in the coming months.”

The Canadian dollar rallied post-BoC, but CAD/CHF remains in a strong downtrend, with resistance near 0.58 offering a potential short entry targeting 0.5625.

The story compares betting too early on a promising greyhound to holding oil stocks too early, but maintains confidence that sticking to the long-term investment approach will ultimately pay off.

EUR/JPY reached the all-time high of 178.71 on Thursday.

Bitcoin is entering a new phase: a structural supercycle driven by institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and monetary debasement.

NZD/USD remains volatile near 0.57725 after a failed breakout, as disappointment over the Fed’s cautious tone keeps bullish ambitions in check.

While risks and speculation are rising across many assets, the next real crisis may still be waiting, even as vulnerabilities continue to build beneath the surface.

Indian share markets are trading lower today, with the Sensex trading 426 points lower, and the Nifty is trading 127 points lower.

BTC/USD continues to lose steam despite the Fed’s dovish pivot, with bearish pressure building below key technical levels and potential support near 106,600.

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate for the second straight time to 3.75–4%, the lowest in three years.