The Australian dollar weakened to below 0.652 USD, marking its fifth consecutive day of decline after the Reserve Bank of Australia left the cash rate unchanged, fully aligning with market expectations.

The greenback remained in the driving seat as currency pairs felt the effect of a progressive dollar.

The GBP/USD outlook remains subdued as a firmer dollar weighs on the pound.

U.S. stock futures took a dip, reflecting a cautious mood on Wall Street as investors reevaluated the high valuations of tech stocks and mulled over mixed messages from Federal Reserve officials

GBP/USD hits a 7-month low after Reeve’s pre-budget speech. Oil falls on supply concerns ahead of API data.

The cash squeeze in wholesale money markets that we’ve been following got a whole lot more exciting on Friday, and now we have the full set of numbers on it.

Pfizer reported Q3 2025 revenue of $16.7 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.87, beating expectations and prompting a full-year EPS guidance raise.

The Pound Sterling slides further to near 1.3070 against the US Dollar.

The National Bank of Poland has repeatedly warned of upside risks to inflation over the medium term, but this has not prevented the central bank from cutting rates as inflation moderates.

The DAX breaks above its 50-day EMA, hinting at renewed bullish momentum, with support near €24,000 and potential upside toward €25,000.