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  1. CANADA FX DEBT-Canadian dollar touches nearly three-month high after surprise trade surplus
    Reuters | 12/11/25 11:40 AM EST

    * Canadian dollar gains 0.2% against the greenback. * Touches its strongest level since September 17 at 1.3757. * Canada posts trade surplus in September. * Canada-US 10-year spread touches narrowest since September 2024. By Fergal Smith.

  2. Chicago City Council moves closer to defying mayor on 2026 budget
    SourceMedia Bond Buyer | 12/11/25 11:30 AM EST

    A vote Wednesday by Chicago's city council would speed up budget hearings and signals that a majority of alders may go their own way on the budget.

  3. Canada's Trade Balance Swings Back to Surplus, Helped by Gold Exports, Says National Bank
    MT Newswires | 12/11/25 11:18 AM EST

    Although delayed by the United States government shutdown, the September report on Canadian international trade nonetheless contained interesting information, starting with the fact that the goods trade balance experienced its largest ever monthly change of $6.6 billion and moved into a surplus position for the first time in eight months, said National Bank of Canada.

  4. BRIEF-S&P Says Spirit Aerosystems Upgraded To 'BBB-' Following Acquisition By Boeing, Outlook Stable
    Reuters | 12/11/25 11:17 AM EST

    S&P: * S&P: SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS INC. UPGRADED TO 'BBB-' FOLLOWING ACQUISITION BY BOEING, OUTLOOK STABLE Further company coverage:

  5. Why Is Bitcoin Not Going Up After The Fed Cut Rates?
    Benzinga | 12/11/25 11:14 AM EST

    The Federal Reserve delivered its third straight 25 basis points rate cut to close out 2025, briefly lifting retail optimism for Bitcoin and Ethereum before the market quickly reversed course. What Happened: On-chain platform Santiment noted that while lower rates typically boost risk assets by increasing liquidity and weakening the dollar, retail enthusiasm peaked before the announcement.

  6. PRECIOUS-Gold holds steady after Fed rate cut decision; silver hits new high
    Reuters | 12/11/25 11:05 AM EST

    * FOMC announced 25-basis points rate cut on Wednesday. * November non-farm payrolls due on December 16. * Silver hits record high at $62.98/oz. By Sarah Qureshi. Gold held steady on Thursday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve voted to lower borrowing costs by a quarter-percentage point but signaled a pause in further interest rate cuts, while silver surged to another record high.

  7. Bank of Canada's Forward Guidance Is Neutral, Not Hawkish, Says Rosenberg Research
    MT Newswires | 12/11/25 11:02 AM EST

    The Bank of Canada held the policy rate steady at 2.25% on Wednesday, as expected, said Rosenberg Research. The forward guidance was neutral, not hawkish, with the same key language being used as in last month's report, noted Rosenberg Research.

  8. AM Best Downgrades Credit Ratings of Rockford Mutual Insurance Company
    Business Wire | 12/11/25 11:01 AM EST

    AM Best has downgraded the Financial Strength Rating to B++ from A- and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating to ?bbb+? from ?a-? of Rockford Mutual Insurance Company. The Credit Ratings reflect RMIC?s balance sheet strength, which AM Best assesses as very strong, as well as its adequate operating performance, limited business profile and appropriate enterprise risk management.

  9. Increasing Competition Could Boost GDP by 11% and Reduce Inequality by 6% in Latin America and the Caribbean, IDB Report Says
    PR Newswire | 12/11/25 11:00 AM EST

    WASHINGTON, Dec. 11, 2025 Latin America and the Caribbean could raise GDP per capita by 11% and reduce inequality by 6% by making markets more competitive, according to a new report by the Inter-American Development Bank.

  10. FOREX-US dollar sinks as Fed outlook weighs; SNB boosts Swiss franc
    Reuters | 12/11/25 10:49 AM EST

    The U.S dollar slumped on Thursday, hitting multi-month lows against the euro, Swiss franc, and sterling and extending losses from the previous session after the Federal Reserve delivered a ...

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