Heads up for CAD traders - BoC's Rogers speaking on Tuesday

Fed cuts rates 0.25% again, but yields rise, pressuring bonds. Two dissenters signal internal Fed friction.

Nikkei 225 futures show mixed action; Nov '25 up 340 pts to 51320, but open interest drops significantly.

PIMCO said Powell’s warning that a December rate cut isn’t guaranteed shows a more data-dependent Fed. Markets trimmed odds of a December move to 70%. The firm expects QT to end Dec. 1 and a slower easing path into 2026 as inflation cools.

Bitcoin hovers near $107K, down 3.5% as Fed comments spark bearish sentiment. Odds for $120K drop to 43%.

Deutsche Bank: Eurozone resilience keeps ECB doves in check Deutsche Bank’s chief European economist asks “Where’s the smoking gun for a rate cut?”

ANZ said its second-half profit will be cut by about A$1.11 bn (US$721 mn) after tax due to one-off restructuring and regulatory settlement costs. The lender said the charges are non-recurring and won’t impact capital or dividend guidance.

Trump's nuclear test order signals billions in defense contracts for BWXT, Honeywell; traders eye specialized tech valuations.