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  1. PRECIOUS-Gold hits one-week high as Fed remarks renew rate cut bets
    Reuters | 11/24/25 10:55 PM EST

    * Gold rose nearly 2% on Monday. * US retail sales data for September due at 1330 GMT. * US consumer confidence data for November due at 1500 GMT. By Ishaan Arora. Gold prices extended gains on Tuesday to the highest in more than a week, brushing off a firm dollar, after dovish comments from Fed policymakers revived prospects of a U.S. rate cut in December.

  2. Rate Cut Odds Rise To 81% As Cryptocurrency Bettors On Polymarket Weigh In Dovish Signals From Fed Officials
    Benzinga | 11/24/25 10:26 PM EST

    Cryptocurrency punters are leaning toward the possibility that the Federal Reserve will slash interest rates next month. The?odds?of a 25 basis point cut surged to 81% on the decentralized prediction platform?Polymarket, up from 67% the day before and 44% the week before.

  3. Stocks advance, US yields retreat on heightened Fed cut expectations
    Reuters | 11/24/25 09:30 PM EST

    Global stocks climbed on Tuesday and were set for a third straight session of gains, as investors remained optimistic the Federal Reserve would cut U.S. interest rates at its December meeting, while U.S. Treasury yields declined. On Wall Street, U.S. stocks closed higher, boosted by gains in Alphabet and Meta Platforms.

  4. Stocks advance, US yields retreat on heightened Fed cut expectations
    Reuters | 11/24/25 09:30 PM EST

    Global stocks climbed on Tuesday and were set for a third straight session of gains, as investors remained optimistic the Federal Reserve would cut U.S. interest rates at its December meeting, while U.S. Treasury yields declined. On Wall Street, U.S. stocks closed higher, boosted by gains in Alphabet and Meta Platforms.

  5. GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian stocks edge higher as US rate cut hopes rise
    Reuters | 11/24/25 09:26 PM EST

    * Tech stocks lead Asian shares higher. * Yen stuck near 10-month low. * U.S. President Trump holds call with Japan PM Takaichi amid Tokyo-Beijing row. By Scott Murdoch. Asian share markets rallied on Tuesday as hopes grew the Federal Reserve will deliver a December interest rate cut, while investors piled into global technology stocks shrugging off concerns the sector was becoming overheated.

  6. Thermo Fisher Scientific Prices Offering of Euro-Denominated Senior Notes
    Business Wire | 11/24/25 09:10 PM EST

    Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (TMO) announced today that it has priced an offering of ?2.1 billion aggregate principal amount of the following euro-denominated notes, which will be issued by Thermo Fisher Scientific B.V., its indirect, wholly-owned finance subsidiary: The Offering is expected to close on or about December 1, 2025, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.

  7. PRECIOUS-Gold holds steady as rising US rate-cut bets offset dollar strength
    Reuters | 11/24/25 08:41 PM EST

    Gold prices held steady on Tuesday after rising nearly 2% in the previous session, as increasing prospects of a U.S. rate cut in December countered a firm dollar.

  8. US dollar slumps as data backs Fed rate cut view; traders on yen alert
    Reuters | 11/24/25 08:30 PM EST

    The U.S. dollar slid on Tuesday as a series of mixed economic data, some of which was delayed and therefore dated, reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next month.

  9. FOREX-Dollar unfazed even as Fed cut comes back into view
    Reuters | 11/24/25 08:29 PM EST

    * Rate cut wagers ramp up after dovish comments from policymakers. * Dollar wobbles but holds ground on shifting expectations. * Yen locked in on intervention zone, traders keep wary eye. By Ankur Banerjee.

  10. VIZSLA SILVER ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF US$300 MILLION CONVERTIBLE SENIOR NOTES OFFERING
    PR Newswire | 11/24/25 05:33 PM EST

    NYSE: VZLA???? TSX: VZLA VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 24, 2025 Vizsla Silver Corp. (VZLA) ??today announced the closing of its previously announced offering of 5.00% convertible senior unsecured notes due 2031 for an aggregate principal amount of US$300 million, which includes the exercise in full by the initial purchasers of their option to purchase an additional US$50 million of Notes.

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