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Powell ke Comments Se Dollar Strong, Rate Cut Ki Umeed Kam — Global Market Reaction Explained

  📰 Powell ke Comments Se Rate Cut Ki Umeed Kam, Dollar Strong – Market Me Confusion Wapas Aaj ke global market me fir se thoda tension wala mahaul tha. US Federal Reserve ke Chairman Jerome Powell ne kuch aise comments diye jisse investors ke hopes thoda down ho gaye. Log soch rahe the ki December me rate cut aayega, lekin Powell ne jo bola uske baad lagta hai ki abhi aesa kuch jaldi hone wala nahi. Powell ne apne speech me kaha ki, “Inflation soft ho raha hai but still we are not where we want to be.” Simple words me matlab ye hua — inflation thoda kam hua hai par Fed abhi relax mood me nahi hai. Aur bas itna sunkar hi Dollar ne ek dum jump mar diya. 💵 Dollar Ne Dikhaya Power Market me kal tak log maan rahe the ki ab dollar thoda weak hoga, but Powell ke bolte hi poora scene ulta ho gaya. Dollar index ne 0.6% tak ka gain dikhaya aur forex market me sab currencies pe pressure aa gaya. Euro, Pound, Yen — sab thoda neeche aaye. Ek FX expert Eric Theoret (Scotiabank...

Weekly Forex Forecast (26–31 October 2025): Key Market Trends, Chart Analysis & Trading Outlook

  Meta Description: The upcoming week in Forex looks volatile with key data from the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Explore a detailed outlook on EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, Gold, and Crude Oil — including support and resistance levels, trading santiment, and market expectations for October 26–31, 2025. Introduction: A Week of Mixed Signals and Heavy Data The Forex market is stepping into the final week of October with a blend of optimism and confusion. Traders around the world are new looking for clear signs from global economies, as inflation remains a stubborn ghost that central banks can’t completely catch. During the last trading week, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) hovered around 104.7 , trying to find balance after some wild swings driven by Fed comments and mixed economic numbers. This week (26–31 Oct 2025) looks set to be packed with volatility again, as multiple macro events could shake up currency pairs and commodities. The key triggers to watch will be the U.S. GDP report ...