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  1. Uruguay's Central Bank Signals Further Rate Cuts After Tuesday's 50bps Reduction
    MT Newswires | 10/08/25 06:40 AM EDT

    Uruguay's central bank late Tuesday said its Monetary Policy Committee cut its policy rate by 50bps to 8.25%. "As long as this scenario continues to evolve as expected, the BCU will continue the cycle of interest rate reductions toward a neutral policy stance" wrote the central bank in its policy statement. MT Newswires does not provide investment advice.

  2. Canada's Trade Balance Would Be Worse Without Gold, Says BMO
    MT Newswires | 10/08/25 06:30 AM EDT

    Canada's trade data have been pushed around this year by some big swings in gold exports and imports, said Bank of Montreal. Gold, silver and platinum exports fell almost 12% month over month in August, but are still up 13% from a year ago, noted the bank. Looking through the swings -- and more importantly -- exports of these precious metals have hit a towering $58 billion over the past year.

  3. Fed last month saw rising risks to job market, but remained wary on inflation
    Reuters | 10/08/25 06:02 AM EDT

    Federal Reserve officials agreed at their recent policy meeting that risks to the U.S. job market had increased enough to warrant an interest rate cut, but remained wary of high inflation amid a debate about how much borrowing costs were weighing on the economy, minutes of the September 16-17 session showed on Wednesday.

  4. *--CBOE Volatility Index Drops 1.5% Pre-Bell as Big-Tech Perking Up in Premarket Ahead of FOMC Minutes
    MT Newswires | 10/08/25 05:47 AM EDT

  5. *--US Treasury Yields Mixed Early Wednesday as Investors Await Fed's September Meeting Minutes
    MT Newswires | 10/08/25 05:43 AM EDT

  6. EMERGING MARKETS-EM stocks slip, FX down on stronger dollar; Polish rate verdict in focus
    Reuters | 10/08/25 05:32 AM EDT

    * EM stocks down 0.56%, FX down 0.28% * Polish rate decision at 1200 GMT. * Hungary's September inflation stable at 4.3% y/y, below forecast. * Czech jobless rate steady at 4.5% in September. * Czech retail sales rise 3.5% y/y in August. By Nikhil Sharma.

  7. Markets face 'sharp correction' if mood sours on AI or Fed freedom, Bank of England says
    Reuters | 10/08/25 05:32 AM EDT

    Global financial markets could tumble if investors' mood sours on the prospects for artificial intelligence or the independence of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England warned on Wednesday.

  8. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks buoyed by rate outlook; gold hits record $4,000
    Reuters | 10/08/25 05:11 AM EDT

    * Gold topples $4,000 mark, shows no sign of stopping. * Political turmoil in France in spotlight, dents euro. * Yen at lowest since February; intervention risk rises. By Amanda Cooper.

  9. German industrial output posts biggest decline in more than three years
    Reuters | 10/08/25 03:34 AM EDT

    * German industrial output fell 4.3% in August. * Automotive industry production dropped by 18.5% * Economists warn of increased recession risks. By Maria Martinez. BERLIN, Oct 8 - German industrial output fell much further than expected in August, pushed down by a sharp decrease in car production as frontloaded demand ahead of U.S. tariffs dried up.

  10. North American Construction Prices Additional $125 Million Debt Offering
    MT Newswires | 10/08/25 03:34 AM EDT

    North American Construction (NOA) said Tuesday it has priced $125 million worth of its 7.75% senior unsecured notes due 2030 at 103% of face value in a private placement. The offering is in addition to a $225 million worth of debt issued under identical terms in May, the company said.

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