**[Increased Volatility in Forex Market, Rising Demand for Safe-Haven Currencies]** On Friday, volatility in the forex market intensified as stock market sell-offs prompted investors to turn to safe-haven assets. The British budget plan is not expected to raise income taxes this month, putting pressure on the pound, which declined. Traders' expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December have significantly decreased, as several officials expressed cautious views overnight due to inflationary pressures and signs of labor market stability. Changes in market expectations led to sell-offs in high-valuation U.S. stocks and government bonds, which also impacted Asian and European markets. In the forex market, the Swiss franc and Japanese yen attracted capital inflows, with USD/CHF and USD/JPY both falling by 0.5%.