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Dow Jones futures climb 1.12% to trade above 46,200 during European hours on Monday, ahead of the opening of the United States (US) regular session. The S&P 500 futures gain 1.52% to rise toward 6,700, while Nasdaq 100 futures surge 2.07% to trade around 24,900 at the time of writing.
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Xiaomi shares see biggest drop since April after fatal EV crash sparks safety concerns
Chinese tech giant Xiaomi saw its shares fall over 7%, following reports that the doors of one of its EVs failed to open after a fiery crash in China. -
GBP/JPY Price Forecast: On recovery, aiming for the 203.50 resistance area
Pound’s reversal against the Yen found support near the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement, right below the 202.00 line, and is trading higher again on Monday. The pair has regained the 203.00 level and is approaching the 203.50 area, where it might find significant resistance. -
Crypto Market Recovers from Tariff Shock
Market Picture The crypto market capitalisation stood at $3.9 trillion on Monday, up 4.4% from the previous day but down 6% from pre-Friday crash levels. On Friday, the US stock market saw its biggest drop since April but recovered some of its losses on Monday. Since Sunday, the crypto market has been attempting to rebound […]
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SNB total sight deposits w.e. 10 October CHF 474.2 bn vs CHF 476.9 bn prior
- Domestic sight deposits CHF 451.7 bn vs CHF 445.0 bn prior
It’s just a slight drop in overall sight deposits in the past week, nothing out of the ordinary.
This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.
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USD/INR maintains position due to potential RBI interventions
The Indian Rupee (INR) remains steady against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday, after registering losses in the previous session. -
NZD/USD Price Forecast: Remains below 0.5750 near nine-day EMA
NZD/USD extends its losses for the fifth successive session, trading around 0.5740 during the early European hours on Monday. The daily chart’s technical analysis signals a potential bullish reversal as the pair price moves ahead in the descending wedge pattern. -
Gold stretches into a new all-time high despite the positive risk sentiment: what’s next?
Fundamental
OverviewGold had a positive day on
Friday as it found support from the risk-off sentiment caused by Trump’s threat
of substantially increasing tariffs on China. Over the weekend, we had more
soothing comments from Trump and other US officials which triggered a recovery
in risk sentiment.Despite the positive risk
sentiment, gold started the week on a positive note and extended the gains into
a new all-time high this morning. The market has been mostly driven by inertia given
the lack of bearish catalysts.In the bigger picture, gold
should remain in an uptrend as real yields will likely continue to fall amid
the Fed’s dovish reaction function. In the short-term though, a hawkish repricing
in interest rates expectations will likely trigger a correction, but for that
we will need strong US labour market data or a hot US CPI next week.Gold
Technical Analysis – Daily TimeframeOn the daily chart, we can
see that gold had a positive day on Friday following Trump’s threat of a
substantial increase in tariffs on China. This rally went so much parabolic
that it’s basically useless to look at the daily timeframe at the moment, so we
need to zoom in to see some more details.Gold Technical Analysis
– 4 hour TimeframeOn the 4 hour chart, we can
see that the price bounced near the 3,939 level and extended the rally into a
new all-time high this morning. From a risk management perspective, the buyers
will have a better risk to reward setup around the trendline to position for
further upside, while the sellers will look for a break lower to target a deeper
pullback into the 3,819 level next.Gold
Technical Analysis – 1 hour TimeframeOn the 1 hour chart, we can
see that the price already reached the upper bound of the average daily range for today. This doesn’t mean
it cannot continue, but we can usually see some consolidation or a pullback at
such limits. In this case, if the price fall back below the previous all-time
high at 4,059, we can expect the sellers to pile in to position for a drop into
the trendline. The buyers, on the other hand, will likely continue to step in
around these levels with a defined risk below the 4,059 level to keep pushing
into new highs.Upcoming
CatalystsThis week is going to be very light again in
terms of data releases given the US government shutdown. Data like Retail Sales
and Jobless Claims won’t be released. We will have lots of Fed speakers though
with Fed Chair Powell scheduled for tomorrow. Given the lack of key US data
though, it’s very unlikely to see a change in stance. For now, we know that
only the US CPI will be published despite the shutdown, which is scheduled for
Friday October 24.This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.
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EUR/USD holds previous gains as trade fears weigh on the US Dollar
EUR/USD stands comfortably above 1.1600, trading at 1.1615 at the time of writing on Monday, as the latest trade rift between the US and China has hurt the US Dollar, and the US federal government remains closed with little prospects of an upcoming solution.The US Dollar dropped on Friday after US P -
USD/CHF wobbles above 0.8000 with trade fears looming
The US Dollar is hesitating right above the 0.8000 line against the Swiss Franc on Monday, with investors wary that the trade rift between the US and China might lead to a full-blown trade war.US President Trump soothed investors on Sunday by easing his tone against China in a social media post that
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