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Silver price (XAG/USD) edges higher after registering more than 4.25% losses in the previous session, trading around $52.00 per troy ounce during the European hours on Monday. The price of the precious Silver plunged as investors booked profits after reaching a record high of $54.86 on October 16.
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Japan’s LDP and Nippon Ishin parties formalise coalition agreement
This paves the way for Takaichi to be elected as the first ever female prime minister of Japan in the vote tomorrow. After all the drama with Komeito leaving and what not, we’re finally seeing the dust settle. Sure, the LDP party is now much weakened and this coalition government isn’t as strong a faction as the one before. But for now, it’s enough to keep the vultures from circling and allows for things to move forward – at least for the time being.
This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.
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EUR/JPY rises on Yen weakness after coalition confirmation, Euro weighed by data
EUR/JPY edges higher on Monday, gaining 0.10% to 175.70 at the time of writing. After hitting a two-week low on Friday, the pair benefits from renewed Japanese Yen (JPY) weakness amid a shifting political landscape in Tokyo. -
Bitcoin rebounds as market panic fades, consolidations seen between 101K–126K
Bitcoin rebounded sharply on Monday, regaining some footing after a two-week selloff driven by risk aversion across global markets. The recovery came as sentiment stabilized following an intense stretch of macro headwinds — including U.S. President Donald Trump’s renewed tariff threats on China and escalating worries over regional banks’ exposure to bad loans. Even expectations […]
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Eurozone Construction Output w.d.a (YoY) fell from previous 3.2% to 0.1% in August
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Eurozone Construction Output s.a (MoM) declined to -0.1% in August from previous 0.5%
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Trump calls for Ukraine to be ‘cut up’ after tense meeting with Zelenskyy
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Palladium Technical Analysis: What’s Next a 14% Collapse Since Friday
Palladium Technical Analysis: Second Attempt After a 14% Collapse in Less Than Two Days
Palladium futures have just recorded one of their sharpest short-term declines in recent memory. After reaching a 50-week high of 1,695 on Thursday, October 16, and a Friday high of 1,692.5, prices plunged to 1,510.5 by the end of that same Friday — a 9.68% intraday drop.
From that Friday high to today’s session low, Palladium has fallen just over 14% in less than a day and a half of futures trading. Such an abrupt decline has left traders asking a difficult question: is this the beginning of a deeper selloff or the setup for a reversal?
Price is currently hovering around the 1,500 round number, a psychological battleground where both buyers and sellers are testing conviction. The speed and magnitude of the drop are unusual for this market, and attention is now focused on whether Palladium can stabilize and build a base above the key levels highlighted by orderFlow Intel.
Order Flow Intel Perspective
Our orderFlow Intel analysis, designed to track buyer and seller aggressiveness inside each price range, shows that aggressive selling is finally being absorbed near the lower value area. Despite another wave of red bars, price action has stopped making lower lows, suggesting that sellers are losing effectiveness.
In practical terms, this means that buyers are quietly absorbing supply near the bid, while sellers continue to hit the market without pushing prices materially lower. This type of divergence between delta (net buy/sell volume) and price movement often hints at early accumulation rather than continued liquidation.
Key Technical Picture
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Point of Control (POC): 1,489 — This remains the most important short-term reference, serving as a line in the sand between bulls and bears.
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Value Area Low (VAL): 1,477 — Also the current session low, confirming this area as the first layer of structural support.
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VWAP: 1,501.5 — Price is oscillating just below this volume-weighted mean, located near the psychological round number of 1,500. A sustained close above it would strengthen the bullish recovery case.
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Value Area High (VAH): 1,512 — The next breakout threshold; a move above it could open the path toward 1,520–1,535, where the first upper VWAP deviation sits.
Why the Bias Remains Bullish
Although the broader market is still digesting the steep drop, our orderFlow Intel readings show that buyers have been absorbing the most aggressive sell pressure near 1,477–1,489.
This is visible in the delta and volume relationships, which reveal that sellers are still active, but their actions are being offset by hidden demand from larger participants.That’s why Palladium now carries a Prediction Score of +7 (Bullish Bias / High Confidence) on our scale of −10 to +10. The score reflects a constructive structure with solid buy absorption, even if short-term volatility remains high.
Key Levels to Watch
Palladium Price Prediction and the Path to the Technical Recovery
While Friday’s collapse shook out many long positions, current data suggests that institutional buyers may be rebuilding exposure near the lower range.
The 1,489–1,477 region is now the battleground that determines whether Palladium stabilizes or resumes its slide.If prices can sustain above VWAP and later clear 1,512, a technical recovery toward 1,535–1,555 becomes likely.
For now, Palladium holds a bullish bias, but with traders fully aware that this is a second attempt after a failed long last week and that such setups can carry both high reward potential and meaningful risk.Disclosure:
This analysis is for educational and decision-support purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Futures trading carries significant risk.For real-time trade ideas and execution plans, follow the investingLive Stocks Telegram channel.
This article was written by Itai Levitan at investinglive.com.
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EUR/USD treads water amid mild risk appetite, weak German inflation
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BoJ may slightly revise up economic growth forecast for 2025 at October policy meeting
- Likely to maintain view economy on course for moderate recovery, despite headwinds from US tariffs
This is a report from Reuters citing sources. There’s nothing new here though. BoJ members have already mentioned this many times. Seems like there’s no willing from the BoJ to hike rates pre-emptively at the October meeting, but keep an eye on more “leaks” ahead of the meeting.
This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.
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