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Forex Market

General Market
Wall Street
- Dow Jones: -0.7% → 49,219
- S&P 500: -0.4% → 6,952
- Nasdaq: -0.4% → 23,645
- VIX: +6.7% → 16.14
Asia-Pacific
- ASX 200: +0.6% → 8,809 (Materials +2%, Financials +0.7%)
- Nikkei: +3.1% → 53,549
- Shanghai Comp: -0.6% → 4,139
Europe
- DAX: +0.1% → 25,421
- FTSE: 0.0% → 10,137
- CAC: -0.1% → 8,347
Headlines to Watch
United States
- Retail sales expected to rebound after October’s flat reading
- PPI releases (Oct–Nov) to provide early signals for core PCE inflation
- Fed’s Beige Book due tomorrow for insight into business conditions
China
- December export data expected to show +3% YoY growth, supported by improving new export orders and an extra working day
Japan
- Finance Minister Katayama reiterated concern over yen depreciation, but markets remain skeptical of near-term intervention amid political uncertainty
Australia / FX
- AUD/USD holding above 0.6650 support but struggling to regain upside beyond 0.6750 as USD remains firm
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