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  1. PRECIOUS-Gold slips to one-week low as traders dial back US rate cut bets
    Reuters | 11/18/25 04:18 AM EST

    * Fed needs to move slowly with further rate cuts, Jefferson says. * Focus shifts to US non-farm payrolls data due on Thursday. * Traders see 46% chance of US interest rate cut in December. By Noel John.

  2. Foreigners turn net buyers of Asian bonds in October on improved growth outlook
    Reuters | 11/18/25 03:19 AM EST

    -Asian bonds witnessed renewed cross-border inflows in October following a month of sharp outflows, as an improved regional growth outlook and a series of U.S. trade agreements in Southeast Asia lifted investor sentiment.

  3. BOJ chief tells Takaichi central bank seeking smooth landing towards price goal
    Reuters | 11/18/25 02:30 AM EST

    * Ueda says had 'candid, good' talks with PM on monetary policy. * BOJ chief tells PM gradual rate hike ensures sustainable growth. * Ueda says PM made no request on policy, two discussed FX. * Remarks keep markets guessing on BOJ rate-hike timing. By Kentaro Sugiyama and Leika Kihara.

  4. Switzerland to issue bonds with face value of $5.7 billion in 2026
    Reuters | 11/18/25 02:24 AM EST

    Switzerland plans to issue bonds with a face value of 4.5 billion Swiss francs in 2026, the Swiss National Bank said in a statement released on Tuesday. "Taking account of bonds maturing in 2026, the volume of Confederation bonds outstanding will increase by CHF 1 billion overall," the central bank said in a statement.

  5. Fed's Waller Backs Rate Cut In December Amid Weakening Labor Market: 'Not Worried About Inflation Accelerating'
    Benzinga | 11/18/25 02:23 AM EST

    Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller argued for "continuing rate cuts" on Monday, stating he supports cutting the Fed?s policy rate at its next meeting in December to manage risks from a deteriorating labor market. Speaking in London, Waller identified the ?weak labor market? as his primary focus, overriding concerns about inflation.

  6. PRECIOUS-Gold down for 4th day on firm dollar, easing Fed rate-cut bets
    Reuters | 11/18/25 01:55 AM EST

    * Fed needs to move slowly with further rate cuts, Jefferson says. * Focus shifts to US non-farm payrolls data due on Thursday. By Brijesh Patel. Gold fell for a fourth straight session on Tuesday, weighed down by a firm dollar and diminished prospects of a U.S. interest rate cut next month. Spot gold was down 0.8% at $4,011.85 per ounce, as of 0646 GMT.

  7. JP Morgan Executive Says Economy 'Gliding' Into 2026 In A 'Pretty Good Environment': Corporate America Absorbed Trump Tariffs Well
    Benzinga | 11/18/25 01:21 AM EST

    JP Morgan Asset Management's Bob Michele says the U.S. economy is ending the year on strong footing, with companies and consumers handling tariffs better than expected and a Federal Reserve rate cut potentially adding momentum heading into 2026.

  8. S&P Global Publishes Findings on Unlocking Africa's Economic Potential
    PR Newswire | 11/18/25 01:00 AM EST

    JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --?Africa's abundant natural resources, young population and expanding middle class are set to redefine the continent's role in global economic growth, sustainable development and the energy transition, S&P Global (SPGI) said in its latest Look Forward Journal.

  9. Bank of England to resist big changes to ring-fencing regime, sources say
    Reuters | 11/18/25 12:00 AM EST

    * * Open to shared services, vanilla derivatives in ring-fenced banks. * BoE to present reform proposals with finance ministry in 2026. By Phoebe Seers and Tommy Reggiori Wilkes.

  10. OSI Systems, Inc. Prices Upsized $500 Million Convertible Senior Notes Offering
    Business Wire | 11/17/25 10:59 PM EST

    OSI Systems, Inc. (OSIS) today announced the pricing of its offering of $500 million aggregate principal amount of 0.50% convertible senior notes due 2031 in a private offering to persons reasonably believed to be qualified institutional buyers pursuant to Rule 144A under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.

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