Gold continues its strong bullish trend, trading near $4200 amid USD weakness and rising rate cut expectations, with technical signals pointing to a potential breakout toward record highs.

Initial jobless claims continue to signal no labor market pain at all, plummeting last week to 191k (the lowest since Sept 2022 and before that the lowest since 1969).

The US dollar is stabilizing most of the G10 currencies today after its recent losses.

The NZD/USD is near the 0.57740 ratio, with the currency pair showing an ability to sustain higher ground over the past few days and suggesting financial institutions may have shifted sentiment.

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The Pound Sterling continues to outperform its major currency peers since the UK budget announcement.

The GBP/USD pair advanced decisively to 1.3338, marking its highest level since late October.

November ADP data allows us to guesstimate nonfarm payroll employment, while the Fed’s data for industrial and manufacturing production in September gives us more of a reading on September.

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Gold holds steady around $4,200 as traders stay cautious ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve policy meeting.

The metal market is looking for direction, and both Gold and Silver are poised to retest their recent peaks.

The EUR/USD forecast remains bullish as the dollar weakened further following the release of dismal ADP and Services PMI data.

Markets increased bets on Fed easing after the ADP report showed an unexpected decline of 32,000 jobs.

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On Thursday, Japanese markets stole the spotlight across Asia, with the country's stocks leading regional gains.

DAX rises amid a global risk-on sentiment. GBP/USD consolidates around 1.335 ahead of US data.

The circa 2% gain for the Nikkei 225 came amid claims from BoJ Governor Ueda that the government’s economic stimulus plans will positively impact economic growth, although it would also have inflationary effects.

USD/JPY dips amid volatility, with key support at ¥155 and resistance at ¥158 shaping near-term price action; broader dollar strength remains intact ahead of FOMC guidance.

The Pound Sterling continues to outperform its major currency peers since the UK budget announcement.

November now makes three of the last four months and four of the last six with negative private payrolls.