Financial & Forex Market Recap – Dec. 3, 2025
U.S. private payrolls fell 32,000 in November, the most since early 2023, sending the dollar to its worst loss since September as Fed rate cut odds surged past 90%.
Read MoreU.S. private payrolls fell 32,000 in November, the most since early 2023, sending the dollar to its worst loss since September as Fed rate cut odds surged past 90%.
Read MoreThe Fed ended quantitative tightening, but that’s neutral for markets, not bullish. It removed the brake without hitting the accelerator—a crucial distinction for understanding dollar moves.
Read MoreAustralia printed weaker than expected quarterly growth data, triggering a brief selloff for AUD before the currency almost instantly rebounded. Here’s what the numbers are saying.
Read MoreMarkets consolidated Tuesday as Bitcoin surged from Monday’s selloff while equities crept higher. Traders positioned cautiously ahead of Wednesday’s critical ADP employment data and ISM services report.
Read MoreNovember’s ISM report showed a 9th straight manufacturing contraction, pressuring the dollar before the currency stabilized later in the U.S. session.
Read MoreThe Aussie seems to be riding high on hawkish RBA expectations these days, but can the upcoming GDP report still change all that? Here’s what to look out for in this top-tier release.
Read MoreMarkets opened December cautiously as BOJ rate hike signals pressured global bonds and crypto plunged $1 billion in liquidations, while gold rallied on haven demand amid Fed chair uncertainty.
Read MoreLet’s break down one of Wall Street’s favorite holiday traditions and what beginner traders should know about this seasonal market pattern. Is Santa coming to town this year?
Read MoreAfter the dollar got absolutely demolished while most of us were in food comas, we’re heading into December with some serious momentum shifts.
Read MoreDelayed U.S. data releases painted a grim picture of the economy, but do leading indicators like the PMI surveys align with this view? Here’s what you need to know when trading the November ISM manufacturing PMI.
Read MoreHe who devotes sixteen hours a day to hard study may become at sixty as wise as he thought himself at twenty.Mary Wilson Little