EUR/USD seems vulnerable near 1.1100 amid France's debt worries, ahead of Fed and ECB

EUR/USD seems vulnerable near 1.1100 amid France's debt worries, ahead of Fed and ECB

EUR/USD hangs near YTD lows heading into Wednesday’s European session, trading just above 1.1100 as traders await the crucial FOMC rate decision. Attention will then shift to the ECB meeting on Thursday. Meanwhile, the US Dollar advances to a two-week high, while worries about France's fiscal position continue to weigh on the shared currency.

GBP/USD weakens below 1.3300 ahead of UK budge, Fed decision

GBP/USD weakens below 1.3300 ahead of UK budge, Fed decision

GBP/USD drifts lower for the fourth straight day, sliding below the 1.3300 mark to hit a one-and-a-half-week low ahead of the UK Autumn Budget and the highly anticipated Fed rate decision later this Wednesday. Meanwhile, sustained US Dollar buying exerts pressure on the currency pair amid some repositioning ahead of key events.

Gold extends pullback from weekly top, further below $4,050 as focus remains on FOMC

Gold extends pullback from weekly top, further below $4,050 as focus remains on FOMC

Gold extends its retracement slide from the weekly high touched during the Asian session, falling further below $4,050 heading into the European session and ahead of the key central bank event. The US Federal Reserve is scheduled to announce its policy decision later today and is widely expected to keep rates unchanged. Hence, the focus will be on the accompanying policy statement and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's comments during the post-meeting press conference.

Zcash's bullish momentum mounts on steady ETF inflows, retail confidence

Zcash's bullish momentum mounts on steady ETF inflows, retail confidence

Zcash extends steady recovery above $1,300 on Wednesday, approaching a key resistance near $1,373. Grayscale’s ZEC-focused Exchange-Traded Fund sees persistent buying pressure, with six straight days of inflows, including more than $3 million on Tuesday.

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Anthropic pledged $270 billion to Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. Here's who actually gets paid

Anthropic pledged $270 billion to Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. Here's who actually gets paid

Anthropic owes Amazon, Google, and Microsoft at least $269.4 billion for computing power, even if it uses less. All three sell its models and handle its billing, and Amazon and Google own stakes and lend it money, so they get paid regardless of how the IPO goes. The Dario Amodei-led Anthropic filed its initial public offering (IPO) on Monday, seeking a listing on the Nasdaq under the ticker ANT.
Everyone who bought Gold near $4,000 is holding their breath right now

Everyone who bought Gold near $4,000 is holding their breath right now

Gold (XAU/USD) is hovering near the psychological $4,000 level after suffering a correction of more than 25% from its January record near $5,600. For investors who entered the market around $4,000, the situation is becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
Producer prices are up 6.3%. Consumer prices only 3.7%. This chart shows who eats the gap

Producer prices are up 6.3%. Consumer prices only 3.7%. This chart shows who eats the gap

The Producer Price Index rose 6.3% in the year to September and the Consumer Price Index 3.7%, the widest gap since 2022. Inside the S&P 500, energy and technology companies collect the difference, the rest pay it, and shoppers get their turn in 2027. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) publishes two inflation numbers a month, and in September they came apart.

CRYPTOCURRENCIES

XRP grinds lower despite Ripple securing final OCC approval for National Trust Bank

XRP grinds lower despite Ripple securing final OCC approval for National Trust Bank

Ripple is rising above $1.30 on Tuesday, while still largely constrained by technical hurdles. The token is down roughly 16% from its October high of $1.56, and 21% from the September peak of $1.66, reflecting weeks of persistent headwinds and risk-off sentiment.

Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP on edge as sell-side pressure intensifies

Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP on edge as sell-side pressure intensifies

Cryptocurrency prices are broadly correcting on Tuesday, led by Bitcoin edging lower below the pivotal $80,000 level. Ethereum mirrors Bitcoin’s neutral-to-bearish outlook, while Ripple hovers around $1.30.

Top Altcoins Price Forecast: Ripple, Cardano, Solana extend losses amid persistent selling pressure

Top Altcoins Price Forecast: Ripple, Cardano, Solana extend losses amid persistent selling pressure

Top altcoins, including Ripple, Cardano, and Solana, face intense selling pressure, extending losses from the previous week. XRP tests the $1.2941 support floor, while ADA risks deeper losses and SOL struggles near the $100 mark.

STOCKS

Elliott Wave analysis: Nikkei remains on track for a larger degree pullback towards 58,400

Elliott Wave analysis: Nikkei remains on track for a larger degree pullback towards 58,400

Nikkei Futures (NKD) continues to favor a larger-degree double three Elliott Wave correction from the June 22, 2026 high. The decline from that peak completed wave (W) at 60,575. Thereafter, the market staged a corrective recovery in wave (X), which ended at 71,523. With wave (X) in place, the index has resumed lower in wave (Y), the final leg of the corrective sequence.
Nasdaq 100 rebound looks strong… or is it just a trap?

Nasdaq 100 rebound looks strong… or is it just a trap?

The Nasdaq 100 spent the past few sessions recovering strongly from its November lows, rebounding from 24,307 and climbing back into the 25,100–25,150 mid-range zone. While the candles look convincing, the broader picture reveals a different story: the index remains trapped inside a 4H range structure.


WEEKLY FORECAST

EUR/USD: Next bounce could be a trap

EUR/USD: Next bounce could be a trap

The single currency alternated gains and losses against the US Dollar (USD) this week, prompting EUR/USD to stabilise around the 1.1200 neighbourhood on Friday, while remaining unable to sustain its earlier bull run toward the 1.1260 zone. On the monthly chart, the second drop in a row appears almost unavoidable.
What would a Republican sweep mean for Gold and Treasury yields?

What would a Republican sweep mean for Gold and Treasury yields?

The United States midterm elections, scheduled for November 3, could trigger a major repricing of the US Dollar, Treasury yields, and Gold, but the outcome is not predetermined.

Gold: Inflation fears attract bears ahead of critical Fed meeting

Gold: Inflation fears attract bears ahead of critical Fed meeting

Gold failed to benefit from falling US Treasury bond yields and closed the week deep in negative territory as rising energy prices fed into inflation fears. The Federal Open Market Committee meeting and third-quarter Gross Domestic Product growth data from the United States could ramp up the precious metal’s volatility.

Bitcoin extends pullback as ETF inflows clash with risk-off sentiment

Bitcoin extends pullback as ETF inflows clash with risk-off sentiment

Bitcoin remains under pressure, trading around $81,800 on Friday, recording modest losses so far this week. Despite a mild pullback, institutional demand showed signs of a comeback with spot Exchange Traded Funds recording $442.67 million in net inflows through Thursday.

Americans have never felt this broke, and the stock market is at a record. Both are true

Americans have never felt this broke, and the stock market is at a record. Both are true

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index was 48 for October, the second-lowest reading since 1952, and the S&P 500 is within 2% of a record. The rule that record gloom precedes a 20% rally only worked after a crash, and there hasn't been one.
Week ahead – Central bank and earnings bonanza could roil markets

Week ahead – Central bank and earnings bonanza could roil markets

Fed, ECB and BoJ to sit on the sidelines after September hikes. But RBNZ and BoC poised to lift borrowing costs. Inflation data out of the US, Japan, Australia to also be important.



EDUCATION

How economic uncertainty changes bullion buying patterns across generations

How economic uncertainty changes bullion buying patterns across generations

When the economy becomes uncertain, investors react differently depending on their goals and circumstances. But, generally, periods of high inflation, market volatility, or geopolitical tension push investors to look beyond traditional assets for ways to diversify and manage uncertainty.

You’re watching pre-market levels wrong [Video]

You’re watching pre-market levels wrong [Video]

If you trade NQ, you’ve probably been told to watch the pre-market high and pre-market low. That part is easy. The harder question is: what are you actually supposed to do when price gets there? Most traders react too quickly, and that’s usually where the trouble starts.

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CFI records highest-ever quarterly trading volume of USD 3.45 trillion

CFI records highest-ever quarterly trading volume of USD 3.45 trillion

CFI Financial Group, a leading online trading provider, recorded notional trading volume of USD 3.45 trillion in Q3 2026, the highest in its history. Volume more than doubled year on year, increasing approximately 123%, while rising a further 14% quarter on quarter.

PU Prime puts trader education and LATAM outlook in focus at FX Expo Medellín 2026

PU Prime puts trader education and LATAM outlook in focus at FX Expo Medellín 2026

PU Prime, a global multi-licensed online brokerage, has won the Best Trading Education Experience award at FX Expo Medellín 2026, held on 23–24 October at Centro de Eventos El Tesoro.

Digital Assets Week to Launch in Dubai with VARA as Host Partner

Digital Assets Week to Launch in Dubai with VARA as Host Partner

Digital Assets Week Dubai will take place on 4 February 2027 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, bringing together leaders from across institutional finance, digital assets, regulation and market infrastructure. 

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