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Your daily horoscope: October 27, 2025

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Dare to be different and dare to follow a path that inspires you even if everyone else seems to think you have no chance of success. That’s just the kind of challenge that brings the best out in the Scorpio nature, so go for it! ARIES (March 21 - April 20): It won’t be easy to see that your glass is half full rather than half empty today but you must make that effort if you want the week ahead to be a good one. Count your blessings one by one and then make a point of enjoying them. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): The sun in your opposite sign means you won’t get everything your own way, so don’t waste time and energy trying to win round individual people because you won’t succeed. Instead, find ways to align your aims with the aims of the wider community. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): If you have an opinion about something today you must let those you work and do business with know what it is, even if you fear they won’t much like it. You have a duty to call it...
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Market Momentum Continues Post-Fed Meeting

 

The financial markets have maintained their upward trajectory following the recent Federal Reserve meeting. Investors have been encouraged by the Fed’s signals of a potential pivot in monetary policy, leading to a rally in both shares and bonds.

  • Global Gains: The MSCI world share index is on track for its seventh consecutive week of gains, a streak not seen in six years. European and Asian markets have also seen significant rises.
  • Fed’s Dovish Stance: The Fed’s dovish outlook, coupled with Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks on the end of tightening measures, has fueled optimism. Markets are now pricing in substantial rate cuts for the coming year.
  • Bond Market Rally: The 10-year Treasury yield has dipped below 4%, with a notable weekly decline, reflecting the largest drop since the early pandemic days in March 2020.
  • Mixed Economic Signals: Despite positive market movements, preliminary PMI data indicates continued challenges in the euro zone economy, potentially questioning the ECB’s current stance.

This sustained market performance highlights investor confidence in the face of changing central bank policies and varied economic indicators.

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