Eco Data 10/20/25
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Sector Overview: Winners and Losers
Market Mood and Trends
Today’s market displays a mixed sentiment as investors navigate through sector-specific movements. While some sectors like consumer cyclicals and credit services show promising growth, healthcare and specific technology stocks are dragging behind. The overall mood signals cautious optimism, underscored by volatile responses to recent corporate announcements and macroeconomic policies.
Strategic Recommendations
Investors should adopt a balanced approach by diversifying across thriving industries like automotive and credit services while closely monitoring the semiconductor and healthcare sectors for potential buying opportunities. Revisiting portfolio allocations in light of recent energy sector strength could also be advantageous.
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This article was written by Itai Levitan at investinglive.com.
US CPI and PMI data to test dovish Fed cut bets. UK inflation figures may impact chances of another BoE cut in 2025. Canadian and Japanese CPI numbers are also due out. Eurozone flash PMIs could revive ECB rate cut expectations. Investors maintain dovish Fed cut bets The dollar began the week on a strong […]
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Gold has run into some heavy selling after the US equity open, with prices falling $100.
The selling accelerated after the break of yesterday’s low of $4278.
There is no clear catalyst for the drop but gold is extremely technically overbought and there may be some market participants looking to take profits ahead of the weekend.
It’s way too early to say that gold’s parabolic move has busted. I’d imagine there will be plentiful buyers on dips at $4000 with perhaps some earlier support at $4090. I’ve been repeatedly surprised at how shallow dips have been in this incredible run up.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
The Bank of Canada will be closely watching September’s consumer price index report, August’s retail sales data as well as its own Q3 Business Outlook Survey in the coming week ahead of an interest rate decision on Oct. 29. It is unlikely that policymakers cut rates in September expecting that just one 25 basis point […]
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Trade war has once again been a dominant theme in markets, after US president Trump threatened an additional 100% tariff on Chinese goods last week. We see it primarily as a negotiation tactic, but even if the threat takes effect on 1 November, the economy would be much better prepared than six months ago. Equity […]
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