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Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets stayed cautious yet constructive as Fed rate-cut bets remained the dominant driver. Gold and silver extended gains on safe-haven demand, the US Dollar Index (DXY) held below 98.00 after softer NFP revisions, and the euro retreated under policy divergence with the ECB. Commodity-linked currencies like the Australian Dollar gained modest traction as the greenback softened.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) capped below 98.00 after weak NFP revisions; bearish bias with support at 97.40/97.00 and resistance at 98.20.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades around $3,620–$3,630, with strong bullish bias; resistance $3,650/$3,700, support $3,600/$3,550.

• Silver (XAG/USD) consolidates near $41.00; resistance $41.50/$42.20, support $40.50/$40.00.

• EUR/USD slips toward 1.1700 on ECB–Fed divergence; support 1.1680/1.1650, resistance 1.1750/1.1800.

• AUD/USD edges up to 0.6660 as softer USD offsets China’s weak CPI; resistance 0.6700/0.6740, support 0.6620/0.6580.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Producer Price Index (PPI) – Sept 10, 12:30 GMT
• US Consumer Price Index (CPI) – Sept 11, 12:30 GMT
• ECB Policy Speeches – Sept 11–12, Various Times
• Australia Employment Data – Sept 12, 01:30 GMT
• US Retail Sales – Sept 13, 12:30 GMT

Markets remain in flux as traders weigh dovish Fed bets against upcoming US inflation data. Precious metals retain a bullish tone, while the dollar’s near-term path hinges on CPI/PPI results and central bank commentary. Volatility is expected as policy expectations recalibrate.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Dollar Stays Subdued on Fed Cut Bets; Gold Shines, EUR and AUD in Focus | 10th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Markets turned cautious ahead of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) release, with investors bracing for potential volatility. The dollar remained rangebound, gold and silver extended gains on safe-haven demand, and major currencies like GBP and AUD traded defensively amid tariff-driven inflation risks.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) around 97.20–97.50; bearish bias into CPI, with resistance 98.50, support 97.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) consolidates near $3,650, supported by Fed rate-cut expectations and softer U.S. yields; resistance $3,670, support $3,600.

• Silver (XAG/USD) holds above $41.00; testing breakout zone with resistance $41.50–$41.20, support $40.80–$40.50.

• GBP/USD rangebound near 1.3550; resistance 1.3580–1.3620, support 1.3520–1.3480.

• AUD/USD steady around 0.6550; resistance 0.6580–0.6620, support 0.6520–0.6480.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Consumer Price Index (CPI) – Sept 11, 12:30 GMT
• US Producer Price Index (PPI) – Sept 11, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 11, Various Times
• China Trade Balance & Industrial Production – Sept 12, 02:00 GMT
• RBA Policy Speeches – Sept 12, Various Times

Markets await the CPI release to gauge whether inflation remains sticky or moderates. Precious metals remain supported, while the dollar’s path will dictate near-term FX and commodity moves. Traders are positioned cautiously, with volatility likely to spike around the data.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: US CPI in Focus: Dollar Steadies, Gold Shines, Majors Await Clarity | 11th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets started Friday under pressure as oil extended its slide, with WTI crude falling below $62.00 on demand and supply concerns. The U.S. Dollar regained ground, weighing on risk-sensitive currencies like the NZD and AUD, while USD/CAD consolidated near 1.3850 ahead of U.S. consumer sentiment data. Diplomatic stability was reinforced after the U.S. and Japan reaffirmed their FX stability pact, supporting broader market confidence.

• WTI Crude (CL) slips below $62.00; bearish momentum intact, support $61.50, resistance $63.20.

• USD/JPY steady near 147.50 after U.S.–Japan FX pact; support 146.80, resistance 148.50.

• NZD/USD trades under 0.5900, pressured by weak risk appetite; support 0.5870, resistance 0.5950.

• USD/CAD consolidates near 1.3850 as weaker oil caps CAD; support 1.3810, resistance 1.3880.

• AUD/USD dips toward 0.6400, undermined by China growth worries; support 0.6370, resistance 0.6450.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. Michigan Consumer Sentiment – Sept 12, 14:00 GMT
• U.S. CPI/PPI – Sept 11–12, 12:30 GMT
• OPEC+ Commentary – Sept 12, Various Times
• Canadian Inflation Data – Sept 16, 12:30 GMT
• RBA Policy Speeches – Sept 16, Various Times

Oil oversupply fears and cautious sentiment dominate Friday’s trade. With the Fed still leaning toward larger cuts, volatility is expected as markets digest U.S. sentiment data, inflation updates, and fresh OPEC+ signals.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Oil Slides, Dollar Strengthens as Markets Weigh Demand Outlook | 12th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets opened the week on a cautious note as traders positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. Silver (XAG/USD) extended gains above $42.00 on safe-haven demand, while EUR/USD and GBP/USD consolidated near key levels. Oil (WTI) held modestly higher amid geopolitical tensions but capped by oversupply fears, and the Australian Dollar (AUD/USD) steadied as markets scaled back RBA cut bets.

• Silver (XAG/USD) rallies above $42.00 on Fed cut bets; support $41.50, resistance $43.20.

• EUR/USD consolidates near 1.1700 as ECB hawkishness offsets dollar flows; support 1.1680, resistance 1.1750.

• WTI Crude (CL) trades around $62.70, capped by oversupply; support $62.00, resistance $63.20.

• GBP/USD holds above 1.3550 ahead of Fed decision; support 1.3520, resistance 1.3600.

• AUD/USD steadies near 0.6470 as RBA cut bets fade; support 0.6450, resistance 0.6520.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. CPI Revisions – Sept 11, 12:30 GMT
• U.S. PPI – Sept 12, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Policy Decision – Sept 12, 18:00 GMT
• UK Retail Sales – Sept 13, 06:00 GMT
• RBA Meeting Minutes – Sept 16, 01:30 GMT

Traders remain cautious with the Fed decision looming, leaving markets vulnerable to sharp moves across currencies, metals, and commodities. Volatility risk is high as investors weigh the scale of potential Fed easing against global growth concerns.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Markets Steady Ahead of Fed: Silver Shines, Oil Edges Up, Majors Hold Gains | 15th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets kicked off Tuesday with volatility as traders positioned ahead of key central bank meetings. Gold (XAU/USD) hovered near record highs above $3,660 on Fed rate cut bets, while GBP/USD steadied near 1.3550 ahead of UK jobs data. USD/JPY slipped as BoJ hike expectations boosted the Yen, AUD/USD weakened despite a softer dollar backdrop, and USD/CAD drifted lower on stronger oil prices.

• Gold (XAU/USD) holds near $3,660, eyeing fresh highs; support $3,635, resistance $3,675.

• GBP/USD steady near 1.3550 ahead of UK jobs report; support 1.3520, resistance 1.3600.

• USD/JPY pressured below 147.00 on BoJ hike bets; support 145.80, resistance 147.20.

• AUD/USD weak near 0.6420, weighed by China slowdown; support 0.6400, resistance 0.6480.

• USD/CAD slips toward 1.3750 as oil strength supports CAD; support 1.3720, resistance 1.3800.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• UK Jobs Report – Sept 12, 06:00 GMT
• U.S. CPI Revisions – Sept 12, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Policy Decision – Sept 12, 18:00 GMT
• BoJ Policy Decision – Sept 13, 02:00 GMT
• Canadian Oil Inventory Data – Sept 13, 14:30 GMT

With gold testing record territory and central bank divergence driving FX flows, volatility is set to remain elevated this week as traders react to Fed, BoJ, and BoE policy signals.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Markets on Edge Ahead of Fed: Gold Soars, Dollar Mixed, Majors React | 16th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets opened cautiously on Wednesday as traders positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. The euro and kiwi softened, the Australian dollar stayed subdued, while UK CPI inflation held at 3.8% YoY, slightly below forecasts. Oil prices extended their bearish tone at the European open, with sentiment defensive across FX and commodities.

• EUR/USD eases near 1.1850 as Fed decision looms; support 1.1820, resistance 1.1900.

• NZD/USD retreats below 0.6000 on risk aversion; support 0.5950, resistance 0.6000.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) trades under $62.50 on supply-demand concerns; support $61.50, resistance $63.00.

• GBP/USD holds near 1.3560 after UK CPI at 3.8%; support 1.3500, resistance 1.3600.

• AUD/USD subdued around 0.5980, pressured by Fed uncertainty and China risks; support 0.5950, resistance 0.6050.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• ECB President Lagarde Speech – Sept 12, 08:00 GMT
• U.S. CPI Revisions – Sept 12, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Policy Decision – Sept 12, 18:00 GMT
• BoJ Policy Decision – Sept 13, 02:00 GMT
• U.S. Oil Inventory Data – Sept 13, 14:30 GMT

Cautious positioning dominates ahead of the Fed. Diverging central bank signals, sticky UK inflation, and fragile oil prices ensure volatility remains elevated through midweek trading.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Currencies Steady Ahead of Fed; UK CPI Holds, Oil Pressured | 17th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets opened Thursday with a cautious tone as traders brace for the Bank of England’s policy decision, keeping the British Pound in focus. GBP/USD held near 1.3600, while EUR/GBP consolidated just below 0.8700. Gold and silver slipped as Fed cut bets waned, and WTI crude extended losses on supply-demand worries. Broader sentiment remains defensive as investors await clarity from central banks.

• Gold (XAU/USD) eases toward $3,650 after failing at $3,700; support $3,645, resistance $3,700.

• Silver (XAG/USD) retreats below $41.50; support $40.80, resistance $42.20.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) pressured near $62.00; support $61.80, resistance $63.50.

• EUR/GBP steady under 0.8700 ahead of BoE; support 0.8665, resistance 0.8700.

• GBP/USD trades near 1.3600 into BoE; support 1.3550, resistance 1.3650.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Bank of England Policy Decision – Sept 12, 11:00 GMT
• U.S. CPI Data – Sept 12, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Policy Decision – Sept 12, 18:00 GMT
• U.S. Oil Inventories – Sept 12, 14:30 GMT
• ECB Commentary – Sept 12, Various Times

The British Pound is set to dominate Thursday’s trade, with the BoE decision in focus. Commodity markets remain under pressure, while Fed and ECB signals add to a cautious backdrop. Volatility is expected as traders position for policy updates.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit:Pound in Focus Ahead of BoE; Gold, Oil and Silver Slide | 18th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened Monday with precious metals in focus as silver surged past $43.00, its highest level since 2011, while gold held modest gains above $3,650 on Fed easing bets. Oil extended higher on geopolitical tensions, AUD steadied after RBA’s Bullock signaled a cautious outlook, and EUR/USD slid further below 1.1750 ahead of Eurozone confidence data.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades near $3,685, consolidating above $3,650; support $3,650, resistance $3,700–$3,720.

• Silver (XAG/USD) soars past $43.00, highest since 2011; support $42.40, resistance $43.40–$44.00.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) climbs above $63.20 on geopolitical risks; support $62.80, resistance $64.50.

• AUD/USD steady near 0.6600 after RBA’s cautious guidance; support 0.6550, resistance 0.6680.

• EUR/USD extends losses toward 1.1730; support 1.1700, resistance 1.1750–1.1780.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Eurozone Consumer Confidence – Sept 12, 09:00 GMT
• U.S. CPI Data – Sept 12, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Policy Decision – Sept 12, 18:00 GMT
• U.S. Oil Inventories – Sept 13, 14:30 GMT
• RBA Commentary – Sept 13, Various Times

Precious metals dominate Monday’s trade with silver leading gains, while oil prices stay supported by geopolitical risks. FX sentiment remains cautious as traders position ahead of U.S. inflation data and central bank signals.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Precious Metals Shine, FX Eyes Policy Outlook | 22nd September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened Tuesday with oil and PMI data in focus. WTI crude slipped below $63.50 on oversupply worries, pressuring the Canadian Dollar near 1.3850. In Asia, the PBOC fixed USD/CNY stronger, while NZD/USD edged higher above 0.5850 ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s speech. The Australian Dollar remained weak after soft PMI readings highlighted domestic economic pressures.

• WTI Crude Oil (WTI/USD) trades below $63.50, bearish bias; support $63.00, resistance $64.20–$65.00.

• USD/CAD holds near 1.3850, supported by weaker oil; support 1.3820, resistance 1.3880–1.3920.

• USD/CNY steady around 7.1057 fix, managed stability; support 7.1000, resistance 7.1150–7.1250.

• NZD/USD above 0.5850, cautious optimism ahead of Powell/PMI; support 0.5820, resistance 0.5880–0.5920.

• AUD/USD weak after soft PMI, bias tilted lower; support 0.6430, resistance 0.6500–0.6540.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. PMI Data – Sept 23, 13:45 GMT
• Fed Chair Powell Speech – Sept 23, 14:00 GMT
• API Oil Stock Report – Sept 23, 20:30 GMT
• EIA Oil Inventories – Sept 24, 14:30 GMT

Markets remain cautious with oil weakness, softer PMIs, and Powell’s upcoming remarks shaping risk sentiment. FX trades mixed as traders await U.S. data and central bank cues.

For daily analysis and trading insights, visit: Oil Weakness Pressures CAD; Traders Eye Powell, PMI Data | 23rd September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened Wednesday with eyes on Fed Chair Powell’s remarks and US CPI data. Gold held steady near $3,750 amid safe-haven flows, while the Australian Dollar reacted to stronger-than-expected inflation. GBP/USD extended modest gains despite weak UK PMIs, USD/CAD remained elevated on risk aversion and soft oil, and NZD/USD found support above 0.5850 ahead of further Fed guidance.

• Gold (XAU/USD) steady near $3,750; support $3,720, resistance $3,770–$3,800.

• AUD/USD under pressure after CPI at 3.0% YoY; support 0.6420, resistance 0.6500–0.6550.

• GBP/USD recovers above 1.3600; support 1.3580, resistance 1.3700–1.3750.

• USD/CAD firm near 1.3850, boosted by oil weakness; support 1.3800, resistance 1.3880–1.3920.

• NZD/USD consolidates above 0.5850; support 0.5820, resistance 0.5900–0.5950.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US CPI – Sept 24, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Chair Powell Speech – Sept 24, 14:00 GMT
• UK PMI Data – Sept 24, 09:30 GMT
• Canadian Oil & Macro Updates – Sept 24, Various

Markets remain cautious as Powell’s comments leave the Fed’s next steps uncertain. FX and commodities are trading in ranges ahead of key US data, with sentiment dictated by central bank signals and inflation prints.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Gold Steady; CPI, Powell in Focus, FX Mixed | 24th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened Thursday on a cautious note as traders weighed central bank guidance and awaited fresh US economic data. Gold held steady just below $3,750, silver hovered at decade-highs near $44.00, and FX trade reflected diverging policy signals. NZD/USD slid toward 0.5800 after Powell’s cautious tone on rate cuts, AUD/USD steadied on fading RBA cut bets, and USD/CNY fixings signaled PBOC’s steady policy stance.

• Gold (XAU/USD) consolidates below $3,750; support $3,720, resistance $3,770–$3,800.

• Silver (XAG/USD) firm near $44.00, multi-year highs; support $43.50, resistance $44.50–$45.00.

• NZD/USD pressured near 0.5800; support 0.5770, resistance 0.5850–0.5900.

• AUD/USD steadies above 0.6420 on fading RBA cut bets; support 0.6400, resistance 0.6450–0.6480.

• USD/CNY guided stable near 7.1118 by PBOC fix; support 7.1000, resistance 7.1200–7.1350.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US PMI Data – Sept 25, 13:45 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 25, Various
• China Industrial Profits – Sept 26, 01:30 GMT
• RBA Remarks – Sept 26, 04:00 GMT
• US Jobless Claims – Sept 26, 12:30 GMT

Precious metals remain buoyant while FX markets reflect caution around Fed and RBA outlooks. With Powell’s remarks tempering dovish bets, traders now look to US data and central bank commentary for the next directional push.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: https://www.monetamarkets.com/market...eptember-2025/

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened Friday with a cautious tone as traders weighed Trump’s surprise 100% tariff on pharmaceuticals, diverging central bank signals, and the looming US PCE inflation release. The US Dollar strengthened on safe-haven demand, the Yuan fix signaled Beijing’s tolerance for gradual weakness, and commodity-linked currencies like NZD and CAD stayed under pressure. Meanwhile, JPY struggled despite risk-off sentiment as softer Tokyo CPI reinforced BoJ’s dovish stance.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) holds firm near 98.50 on tariff shock; support 98.00, resistance 99.00–99.30.

• USD/CNY fix set at 7.1152, guiding yuan weaker; support 7.1000, resistance 7.1250–7.1500.

• NZD/USD extends losses near 0.5750; support 0.5730, resistance 0.5800–0.5850.

• USD/JPY steady above 151.00 as soft CPI weighs; support 150.50, resistance 151.80–152.50.

• USD/CAD consolidates around 1.3950; support 1.3900, resistance 1.4000.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Japan Tokyo CPI – Sept 26, 23:30 GMT
• US PCE Inflation – Sept 27, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 27, Various
• Canada GDP – Sept 27, 12:30 GMT
• China PMI Data – Sept 28, 01:30 GMT

With geopolitical risks rising and central banks diverging, US PCE inflation data is set to dictate the dollar’s next move. Volatility is expected across FX majors, especially commodity-linked currencies and yen crosses, as traders position for fresh policy signals.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: FX Traders Eye US PCE Data Amid Tariffs and Central Bank Signals | 26th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets kicked off the week on a positive note after softer U.S. PCE inflation data reinforced Fed rate cut expectations, fueling demand for risk assets. Gold surged near record highs, oil prices eyed further gains, and major currencies like GBP, AUD, and NZD gained against the Dollar, while U.S. government shutdown risks added to the USD’s weakness.

• Gold (XAU/USD) rallies near $3,750, eyeing record highs; support $3,720–$3,680, resistance $3,780–$3,800.

• WTI Crude steadies around $63.20–$63.50 with bullish tilt; support $62.50–$61.80, resistance $64.20–$65.00.

• GBP/USD trades above 1.3400; support $1.3360–$1.3320, resistance $1.3450–$1.3500.

• AUD/USD firm above $0.6500 on weaker USD; support $0.6470–$0.6430, resistance $0.6530–$0.6570.

• NZD/USD extends recovery above $0.5750; support $0.5720–$0.5680, resistance $0.5790–$0.5830.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• China Industrial Profits – Sept 30, 01:30 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 30, Various
• RBA Policy Meeting – Oct 1, 04:30 GMT
• U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI – Oct 1, 14:00 GMT
• U.S. Government Funding Deadline – Oct 1 (watch for shutdown risk)

With rate cut bets gaining traction and U.S. fiscal risks in play, traders are recalibrating across commodities and FX. Focus now shifts to upcoming Fed commentary, RBA policy, and U.S. shutdown developments to determine if Gold and risk-sensitive currencies can extend their gains.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Markets Tilt Dovish After PCE: Gold, Oil and FX Rally on Fed-Cut Bets | 29th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened the week cautiously as silver surged near decade highs, U.S. shutdown risks loomed, and diverging central bank signals shaped FX flows. Silver held just under $47.00, USD/CAD stayed firm above 1.3900, the yuan was guided slightly stronger by the PBOC, NZD/USD consolidated below 0.5800, and USD/JPY extended gains on BoJ dovishness.

• Silver (XAG/USD) consolidates near $47.00, highest since 2011; support $46.60–$46.55, $46.00, resistance $47.15–$47.20, $48.00.

• USD/CAD steady above 1.3900 near 1.3920; support 1.3870–1.3880, 1.3830–1.3850, resistance 1.4000, 1.4015–1.4020.

• USD/CNY guided stable at 7.1055 by PBOC; support 7.0900, 7.0750, resistance 7.1200.

• NZD/USD capped below 0.5800; support 0.5750, 0.5720–0.5700, resistance 0.5780–0.5800, 0.5820.

• USD/JPY climbs toward 149.00 on dovish BoJ; support 148.40, 148.00, resistance 149.00, 149.40–149.45.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. PCE Inflation Data – Sept 30, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 30, Various
• China PMI Data – Sept 30, 01:30 GMT
• RBA Policy Meeting – Oct 1, 04:30 GMT
• U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI – Oct 1, 14:00 GMT
• U.S. Government Funding Deadline – Oct 1 (shutdown risk)

With metals buoyed by safe-haven demand and FX pairs diverging on policy outlooks, traders face a pivotal week. U.S. shutdown risks, Fed guidance, and China’s data will steer near-term direction across commodities and currencies.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Silver Strength, Policy Divides, and Shutdown Risks Drive FX Moves | 30th September 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened October cautiously as shutdown risks in the U.S., OPEC+ commentary, and central bank divergence kept traders defensive. WTI crude held near $62.00 after OPEC+ denied output hike speculation, USD/CAD stayed firm above 1.3900, EUR/USD consolidated below 1.1800, NZD/USD struggled under 0.5800, and USD/JPY steadied just above 148.00 with upside capped by BoJ uncertainty.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) stabilizes near $62.00; support $61.50–$60.00, resistance $64.20–$66.50.

• USD/CAD firm above 1.3900 near 1.3920; support 1.3870–1.3820, resistance 1.3965–1.4000.

• EUR/USD steady near 1.1750; support 1.1720–1.1680, resistance 1.1785–1.1820.

• NZD/USD pressured below 0.5800; support 0.5750–0.5720, resistance 0.5825–0.5860.

• USD/JPY consolidates above 148.00; support 147.60–147.20, resistance 148.30–148.80.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. PCE Inflation Data – Sept 30, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 30, Various
• China PMI Data – Sept 30, 01:30 GMT
• RBA Policy Meeting – Oct 1, 04:30 GMT
• U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI – Oct 1, 14:00 GMT
• U.S. Government Funding Deadline – Oct 1 (shutdown risk)

Shutdown risks, OPEC+ supply discipline, and central bank divergence are setting a tense tone for October’s start. With U.S. fiscal deadlines, Chinese data, and Fed/RBA signals ahead, volatility is likely to pick up across commodities and FX.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Oil Steadies, Shutdown Risks, and Central Bank Signals Shape FX Moves | 1st October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

The US Dollar steadied Thursday, consolidating near 97.70–97.75 as traders weighed U.S. government shutdown risks, central bank signals, and upcoming inflation data in Europe and Switzerland. Major pairs reflected a cautious tone, with EUR/USD modestly higher, GBP/USD holding near 1.3500, EUR/JPY rebounding off key support, and USD/CHF steady ahead of Swiss CPI.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) consolidates at 97.70–97.75; support 97.60–97.30, resistance 97.95–98.20.

• EUR/JPY rebounds above 172.50 (50-day EMA); support 172.50–171.90, resistance 173.20–173.80.

• GBP/USD steady near 1.3500; support 1.3470–1.3420, resistance 1.3530–1.3580.

• USD/CHF consolidates near 0.7960; support 0.7935–0.7900, resistance 0.7990–0.8020.

• EUR/USD modestly above 1.1700; support 1.1680–1.1640, resistance 1.1745–1.1780.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Eurozone Inflation Data – Sept 26, 09:00 GMT
• Swiss CPI – Sept 26, 09:30 GMT
• US Jobless Claims – Sept 26, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Commentary – Sept 26, Various
• U.S. Government Shutdown Deadline – Sept 30

Shutdown risks in Washington, central bank caution, and incoming inflation data keep FX markets in tight ranges. With the Dollar consolidating and cross-currencies responding to policy divergence, traders should brace for volatility around U.S. data, Eurozone CPI, and Swiss inflation figures.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets: Dollar Consolidates as Shutdown Risks and Central Bank Signals Drive FX Moves | 2nd October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

The US Dollar weakened below 98.00 on Friday as the government shutdown dragged on, raising concerns over economic fallout. Precious metals edged lower, with gold and silver consolidating near support levels, while FX markets reflected cautious sentiment. The Yen softened despite global risk concerns, and the Australian Dollar held steady, supported by local PMI data but capped by global uncertainty.

• Gold (XAU/USD) drifts near $1,920; support $1,910–$1,890, resistance $1,950–$1,970.

• Silver (XAG/USD) consolidates near $46.50; support $46.00–$45.20, resistance $47.20–$48.00.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) weakens below 98.00; support 97.70–97.20, resistance 98.30–98.70.

• USD/JPY steady near 148.00; support 147.50–147.00, resistance 148.50–149.20.

• AUD/USD consolidates near 0.5800; support 0.5750–0.5700, resistance 0.5850–0.5900.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US PCE Inflation – Sept 27, 12:30 GMT

• US Jobless Claims – Sept 27, 12:30 GMT

• Fed Commentary – Sept 27, Various

• Chinese PMI Data – Sept 28, 01:00 GMT

• U.S. Government Shutdown Deadline – Sept 30

Shutdown uncertainty continues to weigh on the Dollar while metals consolidate and FX pairs track political headlines and central bank guidance. Expect volatility around U.S. fiscal updates, Fed commentary, and key data from both the U.S. and China.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets: Metals Slip, Dollar Weakens as US Shutdown Drags On | 3rd October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Precious metals extended their rally at the start of the week, with gold breaking above $3,900 and silver surging past $48.50 — their highest levels in over a decade — as investors sought safety amid prolonged U.S. political gridlock and shifting expectations for Fed rate cuts. Meanwhile, OPEC+’s modest output hike provided mixed signals for oil, while major FX pairs traded cautiously ahead of fresh economic data and central bank remarks.

• Gold (XAU/USD) surges above $3,900 to record highs; support $3,850–$3,800, resistance $3,950–$4,000.

• Silver (XAG/USD) extends rally past $48.50; support $47.80–$46.80, resistance $49.00–$50.00.

• WTI Crude steadies near $62.00 after limited OPEC+ hike; support $61.80–$60.50, resistance $63.50–$65.00.

• NZD/USD holds above 0.5800 on softer USD; support 0.5770–0.5730, resistance 0.5850–0.5900.

• EUR/USD consolidates near 1.1700 amid mixed data; support 1.1670–1.1630, resistance 1.1730–1.1765.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Fed Commentary – Oct 7, Various
• Eurozone Inflation Data – Oct 7, 09:00 GMT
• U.S. Jobless Claims – Oct 8, 12:30 GMT
• China Trade Balance – Oct 9, 03:00 GMT
• U.S. Government Shutdown Developments – Ongoing

Gold and silver’s record-breaking momentum underscores strong safe-haven demand amid U.S. political turmoil and dovish Fed expectations. Crude oil steadies as OPEC+ maintains output discipline, while FX pairs remain range-bound ahead of key inflation and trade data. Traders now look to central bank commentary and macro releases for the next directional cue.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets: Gold and Silver Surge to Record Highs as Shutdown and Oil Moves Stir Markets | 6th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

The US Dollar regained traction on Tuesday, climbing against major peers as renewed safe-haven demand and firmer Treasury yields supported the greenback. Commodities and risk-linked currencies eased slightly, with silver retreating below $48.50 and the Japanese yen weakening to multi-month lows. Meanwhile, OPEC+’s modest production hike helped stabilize oil prices, while traders remained cautious amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding the US government shutdown.

• Silver (XAG/USD) retreats below $48.50 after recent highs; support $47.60–$46.80, resistance $49.20–$50.00.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) steadies near $61.50 after OPEC+’s modest hike; support $60.80–$59.90, resistance $62.20–$63.00.

• AUD/USD consolidates near 0.6420; support $0.6380–$0.6330, resistance $0.6460–$0.6500.

• USD/JPY extends gains toward 149.00; support 148.30–147.70, resistance 149.30–150.00.

• USD/CAD edges higher toward 1.3950; support 1.3880–1.3820, resistance 1.3975–1.4000.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Fed Commentary – Oct 8, Various
• U.S. Jobless Claims – Oct 8, 12:30 GMT
• OPEC Monthly Report – Oct 9, 13:00 GMT
• BoC Business Outlook Survey – Oct 9, 14:30 GMT
• U.S. Government Shutdown Updates – Ongoing

Market sentiment remains fluid as investors weigh renewed dollar strength against global monetary easing prospects. With inflation data and central bank commentary ahead, volatility across commodities and currencies is expected to persist. Traders are closely watching the interplay between fiscal uncertainty, yields, and energy market trends for fresh directional cues.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: USD Strength Returns as Yen Slides, Metals Ease | 7th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Oil prices found renewed strength Tuesday as WTI edged toward $62.00 on mixed U.S. API inventory data and lingering supply uncertainty. OPEC+’s cautious output stance helped stabilize sentiment, while broader FX flows remained muted amid diverging central bank views and ongoing U.S. political risks.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) climbs toward $62.00; support $61.20–$60.60, resistance $62.80–$63.50.

• USD/JPY remains under pressure; resistance 148.50–149.10, support 147.60–147.00.

• AUD/USD softens around 0.6530 after weak local data; support 0.6500–0.6470, resistance 0.6560–0.6600.

• USD/CAD holds near 1.3950 amid USD strength and oil dynamics; support 1.3900–1.3850, resistance 1.3980–1.4020.

• AUD/NZD steadies near 1.1450 on monetary policy divergence; support 1.1400–1.1360, resistance 1.1470–1.1500.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• EIA / Oil Inventory Reports – Oct 8, 14:30 GMT
• U.S. CPI / Inflation Prints – Oct 9, 12:30 GMT
• RBA / BoC Speeches – Oct 9, Various
• Japan Inflation & Trade Data – Oct 9, Early Hours
• U.S. Political / Shutdown Updates – Ongoing

With oil supply concerns resurfacing and central bank divergence in focus, energy markets and commodity-linked currencies are likely to exhibit heightened sensitivity this week. Watch for U.S. inflation data and policy commentary to fuel fresh moves.

For full charts, detailed forecasts, and daily updates, visit Moneta Markets: Oil Gains Amid Supply Uncertainty and Mixed Data | 8th October 2025 | Moneta Markets