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Weekly, data-driven analysis of the key assets and macroeconomic themes shaping global markets, powered by the Complete Intelligence artificial intelligence platform, CI Markets.

Weekly Outlook: Dec 8, 2025

Our Nov 24, 2025 forecast shows that capital is no longer flowing indiscriminately; it is becoming highly selective, punishing assets tied to fading geopolitical risks while rewarding secular growth themes, looking at CL=F, IXIC & XLI.

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Weekly Outlook: Nov 24, 2025

Our Nov 24, 2025 forecast shows that capital is no longer flowing indiscriminately; it is becoming highly selective, punishing assets tied to fading geopolitical risks while rewarding secular growth themes, looking at CL=F, IXIC & XLI.

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Weekly Outlook: Nov 17, 2025

Our Nov 17, 2025 forecast shows the market is rotating into the “Global Reflation Trade.” We analyze how a dovish Fed pivot could fuel a high-beta rally in Copper (HG=F), Silver (SLV), and Emerging Markets (EEM) as the next phase of the rally begins.

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Weekly Outlook: Nov 10, 2025

Our Nov 10, 2025 forecast explores a market “flying blind” amid a government data blackout and a tech-led correction. We analyze the cautious, negative trend in NVIDIA (NVDA) and the S&P 500 (GSPC) as investors take profits and seek a hedge in traditional safe havens like Gold (GC=F) while awaiting a clearer economic picture.

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Weekly Outlook: Nov 3, 2025

Our Nov 3, 2025 forecast explores a new “pro-trade” rally. We analyze how constructive geopolitical meetings are fueling a rise in Japanese equities (N225) and increasing demand for the US Dollar (DXY) for trade settlement, even as a separate supply shock pushes Crude Oil (CL=F) higher.

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Weekly Outlook: Oct 27, 2025

Our Oct 27, 2025 forecast explores a full-throated “risk-on” rally ignited by a cooler-than-expected inflation report. We analyze how expectations for a Fed rate cut are fueling a surge in tech (NDX) and pulling bond yields (TNX) lower, all while strong earnings from companies like Ford (F) support the bull case.

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