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The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note held at three-week highs around 4.1% on Tuesday as Federal Reserve officials signaled a cautious approach to further interest rate cuts. Fed Governor Lisa Cook acknowledged increasing labor market risks but stopped short of supporting a December cut, while Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said inflation remains his main concern. Their remarks followed last week’s rate cut, after which Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that another move in December is not assured. Markets now see about a 65% chance of another cut next month, down from 94% a week earlier. Meanwhile, the latest ISM Manufacturing PMI showed a deeper-than-expected contraction and cooling price pressures. Investors now look to the ADP employment and Challenger job cuts reports for further insight into labor market conditions.

US 10-Year Yield Holds at 3-Week High

Riyad Bank Saudi Arabia’s PMI rose sharply to 60.2 in October 2025 from 57.8 in September, signaling one of the strongest improvements in non-oil private sector conditions since 2014. The acceleration was driven by robust gains in new business, output, and employment, as nearly half of surveyed firms reported higher sales amid rising domestic demand and increased foreign investment. Business activity expanded markedly, supported by faster hiring, the quickest pace in almost 16 years, as companies boosted capacity to meet growing workloads. Purchasing and inventory levels also strengthened, while suppliers’ delivery times improved despite heightened demand. On prices, firms faced faster input cost inflation due to rising wages and imported material costs, prompting the steepest increase in output charges since May 2023. Looking ahead, business optimism remained strong, underpinned by resilient demand, ongoing projects, and confidence in the Kingdom’s non-oil growth momentum.

Saudi Non-Oil Private Sector Growth Hits 11-Year High

The Australian dollar depreciated past $0.652 on Tuesday, marking its fifth consecutive session of losses as the Reserve Bank of Australia kept its benchmark interest rate at 3.60% amid persistent inflation and economic uncertainty. Earlier this year, RBA Governor Michele Bullock has been signaling a “wait-and-see” approach, noting that further policy adjustments would depend on incoming data, particularly inflation returning sustainably to the 2%–3% target range. However, the Q3 CPI complicated this outlook, with both headline and trimmed mean inflation rising more than expected, suggesting that underlying price pressures remain entrenched. The RBA also noted that global uncertainties, including geopolitical risks and trade tensions, could slow demand and weaken domestic labor market conditions. Externally, the Australian dollar came under renewed pressure against the greenback after the Federal Reserve officials adopted a more cautious tone on the timing of potential rate cuts.

Aussie Dollar on 5-Session Decline

The consumer confidence indicator in Pakistan rose to 40.0 in October 2025, up from 37.7 in the previous month, which was the lowest level in 10 months. Sentiment improved regarding current economic conditions (40.6 vs 37.5 in September), expected economic conditions (39.4 vs 37.8), and the perceived suitability of purchasing durable goods (35.0 vs 33.7). However, consumer expectations for future income weakened (45.8 vs 49.0). Also, concerns about unemployment over the next six months accelerated (70.5 vs. 70.1). Meanwhile, inflation expectations declined (21.2 vs 22.5), with higher consumers expecting higher prices were unchanged (at 70.0).

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US 10-Year Yield Holds at 3-Week High

Saudi Non-Oil Private Sector Growth Hits 11-Year High

Aussie Dollar on 5-Session Decline

Pakistan Consumer Morale Improves in October

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