Economic news

The US Wall Street 30 (US30) reflects price movements across a basket of major US blue-chip companies and is closely watched by traders and investors as a gauge of US equity sentiment.

Movements in the euro–US dollar exchange rate often reflect a shifting balance between economic data, central bank expectations and broader market conditions.

The start of the new year has marked a dramatic escalation in the United States’ confrontation with Venezuela.

December's Non-Farm Payrolls report is tipped to show modest jobs growth but a drop in the jobless rate.

Australian inflation is expected to moderate but remain above the RBA's target band.

US growth comes in stronger than expected in the third quarter and Japan FX intervention rhetoric. ramps up.

Bullish appetite returns to equity markets as traders focus on the latest US growth data as a final hope for a Santa rally.

The latest central bank meetings show a growing divergency in policy directions as the latest data changes the narrative in some economies.

The Bank of Japan is poised to raise interest rates amid sticky inflation and despite recent poor growth data.

EUR/CHF is trading around 0.93384 as of 11.28am UTC on 4 December 2025, within an intraday range of 0.93277–0.93430 on the Capital.com platform. The pair remains close to the levels seen in early December. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.