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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as investors awaited the release of the FOMC minutes for fresh clues on the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook. The US Dollar held firm, while major currencies such as the Euro, Pound, and Australian Dollar faced renewed selling pressure. The Japanese Yen weakened further amid persistent policy divergence, and commodity-linked currencies saw limited recovery after earlier losses.

• GBP/USD weak near 1.3450 amid firmer USD; support 1.3400–1.3350, resistance 1.3520–1.3575.

• NZD/USD consolidates around 0.5820; support 0.5780–0.5745, resistance 0.5860–0.5900.

• EUR/USD holds near 1.1705 under pressure; support 1.1670–1.1630, resistance 1.1740–1.1780.

• AUD/USD extends losses around 0.6570; support 0.6555–0.6520, resistance 0.6605–0.6650.

• USD/JPY trades near multi-month high at 151.40; support 150.90–150.40, resistance 151.80–152.30.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• FOMC Minutes – Oct 9, 18:00 GMT
• BoE Commentary – Oct 9, Various
• RBNZ Business Confidence Data – Oct 10, 02:00 GMT
• ECB Policymaker Speeches – Oct 10, Various
• U.S. Inflation Expectations – Oct 11, 12:30 GMT

With markets on edge ahead of the FOMC minutes, traders are balancing expectations of eventual Fed easing against still-strong U.S. data and widening central bank divergence. The Dollar remains broadly supported, while risk and commodity-linked currencies trade defensively. Yen weakness persists amid BoJ policy stasis, keeping USD/JPY near cycle highs as markets brace for volatility through week’s end.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets. Cautious Markets Await FOMC Cluesa | 9th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened Friday with a mixed tone as precious metals outperformed while energy prices weakened, reflecting shifting sentiment ahead of key U.S. data. Silver extended its rally above $49.50 to fresh multi-year highs amid rising Fed rate cut expectations, while WTI crude slipped below $61.50 as easing Middle East tensions reduced supply risk. Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar held firm near multi-month highs, weighing on the Yen and commodity-linked currencies.

• Silver (XAG/USD) rallies above $49.50; support $48.20–$48.00, resistance $50.00–$51.20.

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) slides below $61.50; support $60.50–$59.20, resistance $62.80–$64.50.

• USD/CAD holds firm above 1.4000; support 1.3950–1.3890, resistance 1.4035–1.4100.

• USD/CNY steady near 7.1050 after firmer PBOC fix; support 7.0900–7.0700, resistance 7.1200–7.1400.

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


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. Inflation Expectations – Oct 11, 12:30 GMT
• China CPI & PPI Data – Oct 11, 01:30 GMT
• FOMC Speakers – Oct 11, Various
• U.K. GDP Report – Oct 11, 06:00 GMT
• U.S. Consumer Sentiment – Oct 11, 14:00 GMT

Precious metals continue to shine on dovish Fed bets, while oil and commodity currencies face renewed pressure amid easing geopolitical tensions and mixed demand data. The dollar remains broadly supported by safe-haven flows, with volatility likely to pick up ahead of next week’s key U.S. inflation and retail figures.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets: Silver Surges as Oil Slips, Dollar Firms | 10th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened the week cautiously as renewed US–China trade tensions and growing Federal Reserve rate cut expectations fueled demand for safe-haven assets. Gold surged to a new record above $3,900, underscoring investor anxiety over slowing global growth and political uncertainty. Meanwhile, oil prices rebounded near $59.50, supported by calmer trade rhetoric, while the US Dollar traded mixed against major peers.

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

• WTI Crude (WTI/USD) rebounds near $59.50; support $58.80–$59.00, resistance $61.80–$62.50.

• USD/CAD steady above 1.4000; support 1.3950–1.3890, resistance 1.4035–1.4100.

• USD/CNY fix at 7.1007 signals stability; support 7.0900–7.0700, resistance 7.1200–7.1400.

• EUR/USD holds near 1.1600; support 1.1570–1.1520, resistance 1.1650–1.1680.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. Retail Sales – Oct 13, 12:30 GMT
• FOMC Member Speeches – Oct 13, Various
• China Trade Balance – Oct 14, 01:30 GMT
• ECB Commentary – Oct 14, Various
• U.S. CPI Report – Oct 15, 12:30 GMT

Gold’s record-breaking run highlights growing investor caution as global trade and policy risks rise. With markets awaiting fresh inflation data and central bank commentary, traders are likely to stay defensive while watching for signals that could shift Fed expectations and USD direction.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets. Gold Shines as Trade Tensions Escalate | 13th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened the week with cautious optimism as signs of easing US–China trade tensions helped lift sentiment. The US Dollar Index held around 99.05, while commodities such as WTI crude oil edged higher amid hopes for renewed dialogue and trade compromise. Investors remain cautious, however, awaiting Powell’s comments and U.S. inflation data for clearer guidance.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) steadies near 99.05; support 98.70–98.30, resistance 99.40–99.75.

• WTI Crude rises toward $59.50; support $58.50–$57.80, resistance $60.20–$61.00.

• GBP/USD hovers near 1.2590; support 1.2530–1.2480, resistance 1.2630–1.2680.

• USD/CAD holds near 1.4050; support 1.3980–1.3920, resistance 1.4080–1.4120.

• AUD/USD trades around 0.6535; support 0.6500–0.6470, resistance 0.6570–0.6610.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Powell’s Speech / Fed Commentary – Oct 14, Various
• US CPI / Inflation Data – Oct 15, 12:30 GMT
• UK Employment Report – Oct 15, 06:00 GMT
• China Trade & PMI Data – Oct 15, 01:30 GMT
• OPEC+ Meeting / Oil Supply Updates – Oct 15, TBD

The moderation in US–China rhetoric is helping ease pressure on markets, but optimism remains tempered by uncertainty. The Dollar’s strength continues to weigh on risk assets, while commodities and FX trades stay sensitive to upcoming central bank guidance and inflation signals.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets. Cautious Optimism Emerges Amid Calming US–China Trade Relations | 14th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened the week with renewed optimism as the US Dollar softened across major peers following dovish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Investors interpreted Powell’s remarks as a sign the Fed may cut rates before year-end, weighing on Treasury yields and boosting risk sentiment. Commodity-linked currencies like the Australian and Canadian Dollars saw mild support, while oil prices stayed pressured by oversupply concerns and weak demand outlook.

• WTI Crude remains subdued near $58.00; support $57.40–$56.80, resistance $59.20–$60.00.

• USD/CAD eases toward 1.4020; support 1.3980–1.3940, resistance 1.4080–1.4120.

• GBP/USD extends gains near 1.3350; support 1.3280–1.3240, resistance 1.3380–1.3420.

• EUR/USD advances above 1.1600; support 1.1550–1.1520, resistance 1.1650–1.1690.

• AUD/USD trades around 0.6590; support 0.6540–0.6510, resistance 0.6620–0.6650.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Fed Chair Powell Speech – Oct 14, Various
• U.S. CPI / Inflation Data – Oct 15, 12:30 GMT
• Canadian CPI Data – Oct 15, 12:30 GMT
• UK Jobs Report – Oct 15, 06:00 GMT
• OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report – Oct 15

The Fed’s dovish tone has weakened the dollar and lifted risk appetite across FX and commodities. However, sentiment remains cautious as traders await U.S. inflation data and global demand signals for clearer direction into mid-October.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets. Fed’s Dovish Tone Weakens Dollar, Lifts Majors | 15th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets steadied midweek as oil prices found footing near $58.00, supported by India’s move to halt Russian crude imports, which helped ease oversupply concerns. Meanwhile, dovish expectations surrounding the Federal Reserve weighed on the US Dollar, lifting risk sentiment and providing a moderate tailwind to commodities. Broader markets maintained a cautiously optimistic tone as traders digested geopolitical headlines and awaited key US inflation and energy data later in the week.

• Gold (XAU/USD) climbed above $4,200 amid safe-haven demand and dovish Fed expectations;
support $4,120–$4,050, resistance $4,260–$4,300.

• WTI Crude Oil held near $58.00, stabilizing after early-week declines;
support $57.00–$55.50, resistance $60.00–$61.50.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) eased toward 98.50, pressured by softer yields and Fed cut bets;
support 98.30–97.70, resistance 99.20–99.80.

• NZD/USD advanced toward 0.5750 on USD weakness and stronger risk appetite;
support 0.5710–0.5670, resistance 0.5775–0.5840.

• USD/CAD edged below 1.4050 as firmer oil and softer USD supported the Loonie;
support 1.3980–1.3920, resistance 1.4050–1.4085.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Fed Chair Powell Speech – Oct 16, Various
• U.S. Inflation Data (CPI) – Oct 17, 12:30 GMT
• EIA Crude Oil Stocks – Oct 17, 14:30 GMT
• China Trade Balance – Oct 17, 03:00 GMT
• OPEC+ Statements / India Import Updates – Ongoing

The Fed’s dovish outlook and India’s crude policy shift have shaped early-week market direction, softening the Dollar and providing moderate support to risk and commodity-linked assets. Still, traders remain cautious ahead of US inflation data and energy inventory reports, which could determine near-term momentum across currencies and commodities.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets: Oil Steadies as India Halts Russian Imports, Dollar Weakens on Fed Bets | 16th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets adopted a risk-off stance on Friday as investors flocked to safe-haven assets, propelling Gold to new record highs above $4,350 while the Japanese Yen strengthened against the weakening US Dollar. In contrast, Oil prices slid toward $56.50, pressured by renewed oversupply fears ahead of the Trump–Putin meeting, which is expected to shape future energy trade discussions. Broader sentiment remained cautious as traders weighed heightened geopolitical risks and fragile global demand ahead of the weekend.

• Gold (XAU/USD) rallied above $4,350 as safe-haven demand surged;
support $4,300–$4,250, resistance $4,380–$4,450.

• Silver (XAG/USD) eased to $53.50 amid profit-taking;
support $52.50–$51.20, resistance $55.00–$56.80.

• WTI Crude Oil declined toward $56.50 on oversupply concerns;
support $55.80–$54.20, resistance $58.50–$61.00.

• USD/JPY fell toward 150.00 as risk aversion lifted the Yen;
support 149.20–148.00, resistance 150.50–151.20.

• USD/CNY PBOC fix at 7.0949 signals controlled yuan stability;
support 7.0850–7.0700, resistance 7.1100–7.1300.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Trump–Putin Meeting – Oct 18, Various
• U.S. CPI / Retail Data – Oct 18, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Minutes / Speakers – Oct 18–19, Various
• China Industrial Output & Trade Data – Oct 19, 03:00 GMT
• API / EIA Oil Inventories – Oct 19, 14:30 GMT

The risk-off sentiment dominated markets into the weekend, with investors trimming exposure to risk assets amid geopolitical uncertainty. Gold and the Yen outperformed on safe-haven demand, while Oil lagged due to persistent supply concerns. Heading into next week, traders will closely watch US–Russia and US–China developments and key macro data, which could define global risk appetite in the days ahead.

For full charts, video analysis, and daily updates, visit: Moneta Markets: Safe-Haven Flows Strengthen as Oil Slips, Gold Hits New Highs | 17th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened the week on a steady footing as investors digested clear policy signals from Japan and China. The Japanese Yen firmed after BoJ board member Takata said inflation had “roughly achieved” target, fueling speculation of a gradual policy shift. The Australian Dollar also advanced after China’s central bank held its lending rates steady, reinforcing regional confidence. Political optimism in Japan and a calmer risk backdrop supported Asia-Pacific currencies, while Gold eased slightly below $4,250 and Oil remained under pressure near $57.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) slipped below $4,250 on profit-taking amid firmer risk sentiment;
support $4,200, resistance $4,300.

• USD/JPY hovered near 149.50 after BoJ’s inflation comments;
support 148.20, resistance 150.00.

• WTI Crude Oil stayed weak near $57.00 as oversupply concerns persisted;
support $56.40, resistance $58.20.

• AUD/JPY climbed above 98.00 on political optimism and risk-on tone;
support 97.80, resistance 98.40.

• AUD/USD held firm around 0.6620 as China’s steady policy aided sentiment;
support 0.6550, resistance 0.6670.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Japan CPI & Policy Commentary – Oct 21, 23:30 GMT
• China Industrial Output / PBoC Updates – Oct 22, 03:00 GMT
• U.S. PMI & Inflation Data – Oct 22, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Speeches / Minutes – Oct 22–23, Various
• OPEC+ Monthly Outlook – Oct 23, 14:00 GMT

The Yen and Aussie led early-week FX gains as Asia’s monetary signals offered clarity and political optimism lifted sentiment. Gold consolidated after its recent highs, while Oil struggled under the weight of supply concerns. Traders now look to U.S. data and central bank updates for the next directional cues heading into midweek.

For full charts, technical breakdowns, and market videos, visit: Yen and Aussie Strengthen amid Policy Clarity in Japan and China | 20th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets began the week on a mildly risk-on tone as easing U.S.–China trade tensions and steady economic signals lifted sentiment. The U.S. Dollar rebounded modestly from recent lows, weighing on Gold and Silver, while Oil prices stayed pressured by oversupply concerns. Commodity-linked currencies like the Australian Dollar slipped as investors rotated back toward the Greenback ahead of key U.S. inflation data later this week.

• Gold (XAU/USD) softened below $4,250 amid profit-taking and firmer risk sentiment; support $4,200–$4,120, resistance $4,300–$4,380.

• Silver (XAG/USD) eased below $52.50 as safe-haven demand cooled; support $51.20–$50.00, resistance $54.00–$55.50.

• WTI Crude Oil held below $57.00 amid persistent oversupply; support $55.80–$54.20, resistance $58.50–$60.00.

• USD/CHF rose near 0.7930 as the Dollar regained footing; support 0.7890–0.7850, resistance 0.7965–0.8000.

• AUD/USD slipped toward the mid-0.65s as USD strength resurfaced; support 0.6550–0.6500, resistance 0.6620–0.6670.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. CPI / Inflation Data – Oct 22, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Minutes / Chair Powell Remarks – Oct 22–23, Various
• China Industrial Output & PMI Data – Oct 23, 03:00 GMT
• Australia Employment Report – Oct 23, 00:30 GMT
• API / EIA Oil Inventories – Oct 23, 14:30 GMT

The Dollar’s rebound signaled a cautious shift in sentiment, pressuring precious metals and commodity currencies while keeping oil subdued. With inflation and central bank commentary on deck, traders will watch closely for clues on the Fed’s policy path and potential timing of the next rate move.

For full charts, analysis videos, and intraday updates, visit: Dollar Firms as Risk Appetite Improves, Safe Havens Ease | 21st October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as investors awaited key UK inflation data that could shape the Bank of England’s next policy move. The U.S. Dollar held steady after an earlier rebound, while the Pound hovered near recent highs on expectations the BoE might delay rate cuts if inflation stays sticky. Commodity currencies softened, and crude prices stabilized ahead of fresh inventory data, while Gold slipped slightly as risk sentiment improved.

• GBP/USD traded near 1.3340 ahead of UK CPI data, with traders eyeing BoE signals; support 1.3280–1.3250, resistance 1.3380–1.3400.

• WTI Crude Oil hovered around $57.70, supported by tighter inventories and improving demand; support $56.70–$56.00, resistance $58.30–$59.20.

• AUD/USD stayed near 0.6480, pressured by subdued risk appetite and capital outflows; support 0.6430–0.6420, resistance 0.6510–0.6550.

• USD/CAD eased to 1.4000 as higher oil prices lifted the Loonie; support 1.3960–1.3920, resistance 1.4050–1.4080.

• EUR/USD steadied near 1.1590, consolidating as traders balanced weak Eurozone growth with a softer U.S. outlook; support 1.1550–1.1520, resistance 1.1620–1.1630.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• UK CPI (Inflation Data) – Oct 22, 06:00 GMT
• BoE Policy Comments / Bailey Speech – Oct 22–23, Various
• U.S. Jobless Claims & Housing Data – Oct 23, 12:30 GMT
• EIA Oil Inventories – Oct 23, 14:30 GMT
• Fed Minutes / Powell Remarks – Oct 23–24, Various

The day’s focus remains squarely on UK inflation, as traders assess whether persistent price pressures could delay expected BoE easing. With the Fed maintaining a dovish stance and global inflation trends moderating unevenly, markets are likely to stay range-bound ahead of central bank commentary later this week.

For full charts, analysis videos, and intraday updates, visit: Inflation in Focus as Traders Eye BoE’s Next Move | 22nd October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets traded cautiously on Thursday as renewed geopolitical tensions drove a selective risk-off mood. Gold steadied near recent highs while Silver extended gains above $48.50 as investors sought portfolio protection. Oil prices surged past $60.00 after the U.S. imposed sanctions on Russian energy firms, sparking supply concerns. Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar Index hovered around 99.00, supported by optimism surrounding progress in U.S.–China trade negotiations.

• Gold (XAU/USD) held near $4,250 as safe-haven flows persisted; support $4,210–$4,200, resistance $4,280–$4,300.

• Silver (XAG/USD) advanced above $48.50, maintaining bullish tone amid firm industrial demand; support $48.00–$47.80, resistance $49.20–$49.50.

• WTI Crude Oil surged beyond $60.00 after U.S. sanctions fueled supply fears; support $59.20–$58.80, resistance $60.80–$61.50.

• U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) steadied near 99.00 as traders balanced dovish Fed signals with improved trade sentiment; support 98.80–98.60, resistance 99.40–99.70.

• USD/CAD slipped toward 1.4000 as higher oil prices lifted the Loonie; support 1.3980–1.3950, resistance 1.4050–1.4080.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. PCE Inflation Data – Oct 24, 12:30 GMT
• U.S. GDP Report (Q3) – Oct 24, 12:30 GMT
• OPEC+ Production Update – Oct 24, 14:00 GMT
• BoC Governor Remarks – Oct 24, 16:00 GMT
• China Industrial Profit Data – Oct 25, 03:00 GMT

The market tone reflected a mix of caution and opportunity — safe-haven metals stayed supported, while energy markets surged on supply concerns. Traders now turn to upcoming U.S. inflation and GDP data for direction, with central bank signals likely to shape sentiment heading into the final week of October.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Defensive Demand Lifts Metals as Oil Surges on US Sanctions | 23rd October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets traded cautiously on Thursday as investors positioned themselves ahead of the highly anticipated U.S. CPI inflation report, which is expected to offer key insights into the Federal Reserve’s next policy direction. The U.S. Dollar Index remained below 99.00, while risk assets and commodities moved within narrow ranges amid thin volumes and mixed sentiment. Gold and Silver eased slightly as traders reduced exposure ahead of the data, while the Australian and New Zealand Dollars drifted lower alongside cautious risk appetite.

• Gold (XAU/USD) softened near $4,230 as investors awaited U.S. CPI data; support $4,180–$4,120, resistance $4,280–$4,320.

• Silver (XAG/USD) edged lower toward $48.40, pressured by pre-CPI caution and modest risk appetite; support $47.80–$47.00, resistance $49.10–$49.50.

• U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) hovered below 99.00 as markets balanced dovish Fed bets with inflation uncertainty; support 98.60–98.40, resistance 99.40–99.70.

• AUD/USD traded around 0.6480, capped by renewed U.S. Dollar strength ahead of CPI; support 0.6440–0.6410, resistance 0.6510–0.6550.

• NZD/USD held near 0.5750 as traders awaited inflation data and U.S.–China trade updates; support 0.5710–0.5680, resistance 0.5780–0.5820.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• U.S. CPI Inflation Report – Oct 24, 12:30 GMT
• Fed Chair Powell Remarks – Oct 24, 16:00 GMT
• China Industrial Output & PMI Data – Oct 25, 03:00 GMT
• Australia Employment Report – Oct 25, 00:30 GMT
• API / EIA Oil Inventories – Oct 25, 14:30 GMT

The market tone remains cautious, with traders bracing for potential volatility once U.S. CPI figures are released. A stronger print could bolster the Dollar and weigh on risk assets, while a softer reading may revive rate-cut expectations and support precious metals and commodity-linked currencies.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: All Eyes on US CPI as Market Volatility Builds | 24th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest

Global markets reacted sharply on Friday as softer U.S. inflation data and renewed optimism around U.S.–China trade negotiations lifted overall sentiment. The U.S. Dollar weakened across the board, while Gold retreated from record highs as safe-haven demand eased. Major currency pairs, including the Euro and Pound, advanced on the softer greenback, while the Chinese Yuan strengthened amid cautious optimism surrounding policy clarity and global trade recovery.

• Gold (XAU/USD) slipped toward $4,065 as traders booked profits after a record run; support $4,050–$4,000, resistance $4,110–$4,140.

• U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) declined below 99.00 following soft U.S. inflation data; support 98.60–98.40, resistance 99.20–99.50.

• GBP/USD advanced above 1.3300 as the weaker dollar and trade optimism boosted sentiment; support 1.3260–1.3220, resistance 1.3420–1.3480.

• USD/CNY edged lower after the PBOC set the fix at 7.0881, reflecting policy stability; support 7.0750–7.0600, resistance 7.1000–7.1150.

• EUR/USD climbed toward 1.1650 on USD softness and upbeat Eurozone data expectations; support 1.1600–1.1570, resistance 1.1670–1.1720.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Germany IFO Business Climate Index – Oct 25, 08:00 GMT
• U.S. Durable Goods Orders – Oct 25, 12:30 GMT
• China Industrial Profit Data – Oct 26, 03:00 GMT
• U.S. Fed Officials’ Remarks – Oct 26, Various
• ECB Economic Bulletin – Oct 26, 09:00 GMT

Market dynamics continue to be shaped by evolving global policy cues and trade progress. Softer U.S. inflation reinforced dovish Federal Reserve expectations, driving the Dollar lower and boosting major currencies. Meanwhile, traders remain alert to further policy signals and macro releases that could reshape sentiment heading into next week’s trading.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Global Markets Shift on US-China Trade Optimism and Softer US Inflation — Major Currencies React Across the Board | 27th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets shifted on Thursday as optimism over trade agreements, fresh supply deals, and expectations of central bank rate cuts stirred volatility across key asset classes. Commodities and currencies moved broadly in sync with renewed risk appetite — gold rebounded from recent lows, oil eased after OPEC+ headlines, and risk-sensitive currencies like the Kiwi rallied amid a softer U.S. Dollar backdrop.

• Gold (XAU/USD) rebounded from two-week lows near $4,060, supported by dovish Fed expectations; support $4,050–$4,000, resistance $4,100–$4,130.

• Silver (XAG/USD) edged lower below $47.00 as optimism around U.S.–China trade progress reduced safe-haven demand; support $46.60–$46.40, resistance $47.40–$47.70.

• WTI Crude Oil retreated toward $61.00 as OPEC+ hinted at possible production increases; support $60.50–$60.20, resistance $62.30–$62.70.

• NZD/USD advanced toward 0.5800, gaining from trade optimism and a weaker U.S. Dollar; support 0.5760–0.5730, resistance 0.5820–0.5850.

• EUR/JPY slipped to 177.50 as Japan’s new supply deal with the U.S. strengthened the yen; support 177.20–176.80, resistance 178.70–179.10.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Japan Trade Balance – Oct 27, 23:50 GMT
• U.S. Durable Goods Orders – Oct 28, 12:30 GMT
• OPEC+ Output Announcement – Oct 28, 14:00 GMT
• RBNZ Policy Statement – Oct 29, 01:00 GMT
• Fed Officials’ Remarks – Oct 29, Various

Market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic, balancing between improved trade prospects and central bank policy shifts. While dovish expectations continue to support risk assets, any surprises from OPEC+ or major inflation data could quickly alter sentiment. Traders now look ahead to policy updates and macro releases that will define momentum into the final days of October.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Trade Optimism, Supply Deals, and Rate Cut Bets Drive Global Market Swings | 28th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened cautiously on Thursday as OPEC+ output plans weighed on oil prices and risk sentiment. Reports that the alliance may lift production quotas triggered renewed supply concerns, pushing WTI Crude back toward the $60 mark. Meanwhile, traders awaited the FOMC rate decision, with the U.S. Dollar steady and major currencies consolidating ahead of key central bank updates.

• Gold (XAU/USD) held near $4,250, recovering modestly as traders positioned ahead of the Fed; support $4,210–$4,150, resistance $4,280–$4,320.

• USD/CAD hovered around 1.3940, staying soft as oil steadied and traders awaited BoC and Fed signals; support 1.3900–1.3850, resistance 1.3980–1.4020.

• WTI Crude Oil slipped toward $60.00 amid reports of potential OPEC+ output hikes; support $59.40–$58.70, resistance $60.80–$61.50.

• EUR/USD traded just below 1.1650, awaiting Fed clarity; support 1.1620–1.1580, resistance 1.1680–1.1720.

• NZD/USD hovered near 0.5780, supported by trade optimism and a softer greenback; support 0.5740–0.5700, resistance 0.5800–0.5835.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• OPEC+ Policy Meeting – Oct 28, 14:00 GMT
• U.S. GDP (Q3, Advance) – Oct 28, 12:30 GMT
• FOMC Rate Decision – Oct 29, 18:00 GMT
• Bank of Canada Rate Decision – Oct 29, 14:00 GMT
• U.S. PCE Inflation Data – Oct 30, 12:30 GMT

Market sentiment remains balanced but cautious, with traders positioning for dual catalysts from OPEC+ and the Fed. A dovish tone could bolster commodities and risk currencies, while hawkish surprises may reignite Dollar strength.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Oil Slips as OPEC+ Output Plans Weigh on Markets | 29th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as investors closely monitored the Trump–Xi meeting — a key event that could reshape global trade sentiment and risk appetite. The U.S. Dollar softened slightly, while risk currencies like the Aussie and Kiwi advanced on optimism surrounding potential cooperation between Washington and Beijing. Meanwhile, gold and silver steadied within recent ranges as traders balanced safe-haven demand with improving trade hopes.

• Gold (XAU/USD) held near $3,950, consolidating ahead of the Trump–Xi outcome; support $3,920–$3,880, resistance $3,975–$4,000.

• Silver (XAG/USD) hovered in the mid-$47s, showing mixed momentum as traders weighed trade optimism; support $47.00–$46.60, resistance $47.80–$48.30.

• NZD/USD extended gains above 0.5750, buoyed by softer USD tone and positive trade sentiment; support 0.5720–0.5680, resistance 0.5800–0.5850.

• USD/CAD traded below 1.3950, pressured by firm oil and a weaker greenback; support 1.3900–1.3850, resistance 1.3980–1.4020.

• AUD/USD climbed toward 0.6600, lifted by trade optimism and steady RBA outlook; support 0.6560–0.6520, resistance 0.6600–0.6640.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Trump–Xi Meeting – Oct 29 (All Day)
• U.S. GDP (Q3, Advance) – Oct 30, 12:30 GMT
• China Manufacturing PMI – Oct 30, 01:30 GMT
• FOMC Rate Decision – Oct 31, 18:00 GMT
• U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls – Nov 1, 12:30 GMT

Market sentiment remains finely balanced as investors await clear outcomes from the Trump–Xi meeting. Constructive progress could lift risk assets and commodity currencies, while disappointment may revive demand for the Dollar and safe havens.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Markets on Edge as trump-Xi Meeting Takes Center Stage | 30th October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as the U.S. Dollar held firm following hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials, dampening near-term rate-cut expectations. Precious metals attracted mild safe-haven flows, while risk currencies came under pressure after weak Chinese PMI data. The Yen strengthened slightly on persistent Tokyo inflation, fueling renewed speculation of a potential BoJ policy shift.

• Gold (XAU/USD) edged higher but stayed below $4,050, supported by safe-haven demand amid Fed hawkishness; support $3,920–$3,880, resistance $4,000–$4,050.

• Silver (XAG/USD) held near $49.00, steady amid cautious sentiment and firm U.S. yields; support $48.60–$48.10, resistance $49.30–$49.80.

• AUD/USD hovered near 0.6550, pressured by soft Chinese data and Dollar strength; support 0.6520–0.6480, resistance 0.6580–0.6620.

• USD/CAD traded around 1.4000, supported by firm yields and subdued oil prices; support 1.3950–1.3900, resistance 1.4020–1.4060.

• USD/JPY slipped below 154.00 as Tokyo CPI exceeded target, boosting BoJ tightening bets; support 153.50–153.00, resistance 154.30–154.80.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Japan Tokyo CPI – Oct 30, 23:30 GMT
• U.S. PCE Inflation – Oct 31, 12:30 GMT
• U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI – Nov 1, 14:00 GMT
• BoJ Policy Statement – Nov 1, 02:00 GMT
• U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls – Nov 1, 12:30 GMT

Market sentiment remains balanced but cautious as traders weigh hawkish Fed rhetoric against mixed global data. The Dollar’s strength continues to pressure majors, while upcoming inflation and labor releases could determine the Fed’s tone into year-end.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Hawkish Fed Tone Keeps Dollar Firm, Metals Mixed | 31st October 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets opened cautiously on Wednesday as investors weighed geopolitical tensions and shifting policy signals from major central banks. Precious metals rebounded on defensive demand, while oil prices steadied following OPEC+’s decision to pause output hikes. Meanwhile, the Yen stayed under pressure amid speculation over the Bank of Japan’s next policy move, while the Yuan remained stable after a firm PBoC fix.

• Gold (XAU/USD) traded near $4,000, recovering from last week’s lows as safe-haven flows persisted; support $3,950–$3,920, resistance $4,050–$4,080.

• Silver (XAG/USD) hovered around $49.00, extending gains on defensive and industrial demand; support $48.40–$47.80, resistance $49.40–$50.00.

• WTI Crude Oil held near $61.00 after OPEC+ paused output hikes, easing supply concerns; support $60.30–$59.80, resistance $61.70–$62.50.

• USD/JPY traded around 154.00, with the Yen subdued as traders awaited BoJ clarity; support 153.20–152.70, resistance 154.50–155.00.

• USD/CNY remained steady near 7.0867 after the PBoC maintained a firm reference rate, signaling comfort with current levels; support 7.0750–7.0600,resistance 7.0950–7.1100.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Japan Trade Balance – Oct 27, 23:50 GMT
• U.S. Durable Goods Orders – Oct 28, 12:30 GMT
• OPEC+ Output Announcement – Oct 28, 14:00 GMT
• Fed Officials’ Remarks – Oct 29, Various
• U.S. PCE Inflation – Oct 30, 12:30 GMT

Market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic, with traders balancing safe-haven demand and improved oil stability. Upcoming U.S. inflation data and central bank remarks will guide risk tone heading into month-end.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Cautious Sentiment Lifts Gold, Oil Gains on OPEC+ Pause | 3rd November 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global currency markets opened cautiously on Wednesday as central bank divergence shaped sentiment. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) held interest rates at 3.6%, offering a mildly hawkish tone that supported the Aussie, while the Japanese Yen gained as speculation mounted over a potential Bank of Japan (BoJ) tightening. The U.S. Dollar remained firm ahead of key U.S. data, pressuring risk currencies and commodity-linked pairs.

• GBP/USD steadied near 1.3150, pausing its decline amid softer U.S. yields; support 1.3080–1.3040, resistance 1.3200–1.3240.

• EUR/JPY weakened toward 177.00 as rising BoJ tightening bets lifted the Yen; support 176.60–176.00, resistance 178.20–178.60.

• AUD/NZD hovered near 1.1480, holding firm after the RBA’s steady stance favored the Aussie; support 1.1400–1.1370, resistance 1.1500–1.1530.

• USD/CAD traded around 1.4050, supported by softer oil prices and firm U.S. yields; support 1.3980–1.3940, resistance 1.4100–1.4140.

• AUD/JPY slipped to 96.50 after the RBA’s hold decision and renewed BoJ tightening speculation; support 96.10–95.80, resistance 97.20–97.60.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Australia RBA Minutes – Oct 25, 01:30 GMT
• Japan CPI – Oct 25, 23:30 GMT
• U.S. GDP (Q3, Advance) – Oct 28, 12:30 GMT
• BoJ Policy Statement – Oct 29, 02:00 GMT
• U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls – Oct 31, 12:30 GMT

Market sentiment remains balanced but cautious, with traders awaiting key U.S. economic data for clarity on the Fed’s next move. Policy divergence between the RBA, BoJ, and Fed continues to drive FX volatility as the Dollar maintains its near-term dominance.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Central Banks Drive FX Moves: RBA Holds, BoJ Hints at Hikes | 4th November 2025 | Moneta Markets

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets traded mixed on Tuesday as investors weighed the risks of a potential U.S. government shutdown against renewed optimism from China’s decision to ease tariffs on U.S. agricultural imports. The U.S. Dollar strengthened modestly on safe-haven demand, while the Pound and Kiwi weakened amid fragile domestic data. Meanwhile, commodities saw diverging moves as gold rose on risk aversion and oil slipped on oversupply concerns.

• Gold (XAU/USD) extended gains above $4,000 as fiscal uncertainty drove safe-haven flows; support $3,980–$3,950, resistance $4,030–$4,065.

• Crude Oil (WTI) fell toward $60.00 on rising U.S. inventories and weaker demand signals; support $59.70–$58.90, resistance $61.00–$62.20.

• GBP/USD slid to 1.3040 as weak U.K. fundamentals and firm U.S. yields pressured Sterling; support 1.3000–1.2950, resistance 1.3100–1.3170.

• NZD/USD dropped below 0.5650 following a rise in unemployment, signaling a softer RBNZ outlook; support 0.5620–0.5580, resistance 0.5700–0.5740.

• China Tariff Update: Beijing’s plan to lift U.S. import duties buoyed risk sentiment, offering relief to trade-linked commodities and regional currencies.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• China Tariff Adjustment Implementation – Nov 10, 03:00 GMT
• U.S. Crude Oil Inventories – Nov 6, 15:30 GMT
• Bank of England Governor Speech – Nov 6, 10:00 GMT
• U.S. Jobless Claims – Nov 7, 12:30 GMT
• RBNZ Financial Stability Report – Nov 8, 01:00 GMT

Market sentiment remains cautious yet reactive to policy headlines, with investors balancing U.S. political uncertainty against improving trade dynamics in Asia. The Dollar’s strength is likely to persist as traders seek clarity on fiscal negotiations and upcoming employment data.

For full charts, video analysis, and intraday updates, visit: Shutdown Risks, Tariff Relief Shape FX Moves | 5th November 2025 | Moneta Markets