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2026-11-04 Wednesday

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17:09:32

France's final SPGI services PMI for October

Previous : 48.40 Forecast : 48.40

Published Value 46.20

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17:00:00

Eurozone October SPGI Services PMI Final Reading

Previous : 51.70 Forecast : 51.70

US Dollar
Euro

Published Value 51.40

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17:00:00

Eurozone October SPGI Composite PMI Final Reading

Previous : 51.90 Forecast : 51.90

US Dollar
Euro

Published Value 51.70

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16:50:00

France's final SPGI Composite PMI for October

Previous : 48.40 Forecast : 48.40

US Dollar
Euro

Published Value 46.60

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16:45:01

Italy's October SPGI Services PMI

Previous : 51.70 Forecast : 51.50

Euro

Published Value 52

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16:45:00

Italy's October SPGI Composite PMI

Previous : 51 Forecast : -

Published Value 50.80

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16:20:42

Spain's October SPGI Composite PMI

Previous : 56.8 Forecast : -

Published Value 56.2

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16:15:00

Spain's October SPGI Services PMI

Previous : 58.30 Forecast : 57.60

US Dollar
Euro

Published Value 57.20

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16:08:09

International tourist arrivals in Spain in September (in thousands)

Previous : 1849.65 Forecast : -

Published Value 1459.67

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15:32:40

[Midterm Elections and Iran Situation Intertwine, Oil Prices Volatile] 1. Oil prices fluctuated significantly on Wednesday. Investors are focused on the next steps the US will take against Iran; this comes after the Democratic Party regained control of Congress from Trump's Republican Party in the US midterm elections. Brent crude fell as much as 1.7% to $102.55 per barrel, but has since recovered to $104.26 per barrel; WTI crude fell as much as 1.5% to $94.90 per barrel, but has since recovered to around $96.81 per barrel, a gain of about 0.7%. 2. The previous trading day, Brent crude fell more than 1%, hitting a near four-week low, as traders assessed progress in negotiations related to ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the Iran war. 3. Priyanka Sachdeva, head of market insights at Phillip Nova, said that Trump's contradictory signals—continuing military strikes while downplaying escalation—have made it difficult for traders to form a clear direction. She believes that some profit-taking and reduction of speculative long positions are reasonable after the sharp rise in oil prices in October. 4. A US official stated that the US conducted a "defensive" strike on Iran's Qeshm Island on Tuesday, targeting surface-to-air missiles used to attack US assets; another official stated that the strike was limited in scale and did not signify the resumption of large-scale warfare. A senior Iranian official stated that Iran and the US are still far from reaching an agreement to end the war. Trump told the Financial Times that the US currently has no plans to launch a strike against Iran. 5. Regarding inventories, data from the American Petroleum Institute showed that for the week ending October 30, US crude oil inventories decreased by 5.27 million barrels, gasoline inventories increased by 1.43 million barrels, and distillate fuel inventories decreased by 1.19 million barrels. Analysts had expected crude oil inventories to increase by approximately 880,000 barrels last week. The US Energy Information Administration will release official inventory data later on Wednesday.

Real-Time Popular Commodities

Instrument Current Price Change

XAU

4045.39

-43.41

(-1.06%)

XAG

51.519

-0.266

(-0.51%)

CONC

91.51

0.99

(1.09%)

OILC

99.69

0.56

(0.57%)

USD

101.763

0.170

(0.17%)

EURUSD

1.1197

-0.0021

(-0.19%)

GBPUSD

1.3431

-0.0017

(-0.13%)

USDCNH

6.6664

0.0019

(0.03%)