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UBS stated that the decline of the euro/Norwegian krone pair to 10.44 turned out to be excessive. The bank kept its target levels for the coming quarters.

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Japanese government bond yields fell sharply after the stock market crash on Wall Street caused by the Democrats' victory in the US Congressional elections.

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Asian currencies traded in different directions: the yen rose amid the sell-off of technology sector stocks, and the Taiwan dollar briefly fell below the 33 mark.

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Citi analysts predict a long-term decline in the US dollar against the Japanese yen after the US midterm elections. In the short term, risks of yen weakening remain due to a number of factors.

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Goldman Sachs considers a short position in the dollar against the yen the optimal currency hedge in case of a downturn in the AI sector. The bank relies on analysis of past periods of simultaneous stock and bond yield declines.

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Goldman Sachs views the recent increase in the reserve requirement in China as a symbolic measure and recommends short positions on USD/CNH under certain conditions.

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The pound sterling fell 0.10% against the dollar, while the euro dropped 0.03%. Traders are awaiting the Bank of England's rate decision and US employment data.

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The Swiss bank UBS has maintained its forecasts for the EUR/SEK pair and explained the reasons for the expected strengthening of the krona by the decline in global yields and energy prices.

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Yields on eurozone government bonds fell sharply across the curve on Thursday. The reason was a 20 percent drop in oil prices and the Democrats' victory in the US elections.

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The post analyzes the market reaction to the US midterm elections: investors are reassessing the timelines and costs of AI projects due to a possible change in political control over Congress, leading to declines in futures, Treasury yields, and weakening of the dollar.

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The article examines the OPEC+ decision on 1 November to keep December production quotas unchanged and explains why this shifts the key risks around physical deliveries and base levels to the 2027 negotiations.

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Post analyzes Eurozone GDP growth of 0.4% in Q3 2026 according to Eurostat data and shows how the average figure hides differences between countries — from Irish 5.5% to French minus 0.1% — and what it means for investors in bonds, stocks and currency.

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The post analyzes Amazon’s third-quarter report: record operating margin of 13.9% and 39.3% AWS revenue growth combined with negative free cash flow of $42.4 billion due to AI infrastructure investments.

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China's central bank from November 15 raises reserve requirements on banks' foreign currency deposits from 4% to 6%, which could tie up about 24 billion dollars in liquidity. The measure is a fine-tuning of currency movement, not a change in economic course.

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The post analyzes the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to raise its key rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% on November 3 amid persistent price risks and slowing domestic demand, exploring the resulting ambiguous effects on the AUD and mortgage market.

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Deutsche Bank analysts expect that a Democratic majority in the US Congress and Trump's willingness to cooperate will reduce the risk premium and support the euro.

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The pound sterling rate rose by 0.60% to 1.3495 dollars after the Democrats' victory in the midterm elections. The euro also added 0.63%, reaching 1.1262 dollars.

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Eurozone government bond yields remained stable near multi-week lows. Traders factored in the results of the US elections and awaited inflation data.

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The article analyzes Eli Lilly's financial results for the third quarter: revenue grew 39% to $24,397 billion due to a 53% increase in sales volumes with a 15% price decrease, as well as the impact of these factors on the diabetes and obesity drug market, including prospects for retatrutide.
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