Market Overview - Page 13

Oil remains resilient, holding near $60 despite rising US production, inventories, and bearish fundamentals.

The dollar rises as other major currencies weaken due to rate cuts, political changes, and economic troubles, making it a safer choice for investors.

Gold hits record highs as distrust in fiat currencies grows. Political turmoil in France, US, and Japan fuels demand for gold, ETFs, and Bitcoin as safe havens.

UK house prices lag behind inflation, rising just 0.3% YTD vs. 2.7% CPI. Market weakness pressures GBP and signals no economic overheating.

Political shifts in Japan and France caused major FX market moves, with the yen weakening and the euro under pressure, highlighting politics as a key FX driver.

The economic calendar for the week ending 10 October includes Jerome Powell’s speech, the US Government shutdown, postponed statistical releases, and the publication of the FOMC and ECB meetings minutes. Weak private sector employment data paint a bleak picture and.

The shutdown came as a bolt from the blue for the US dollar. The greenback was confident that Democrats and Republicans would reach a last-minute agreement. That did not happen. During previous government shutdowns, the dollar index typically fell on.

Consumer prices in Switzerland fell by 0.2% in September. Annual price growth was 0.2%, remaining at this level for the last three months and slightly below the average forecast of 0.3%. The decline was due to the strengthening of the.

ADP reports job losses, raising Fed rate cut chances, market impact uncertain due to weak data and US government shutdown risk.

No matter how strong the trend, corrections are inevitable. The EURUSD pullback was driven by the closing of speculative longs after the Fed cut the federal funds rate, the fall in US stock indices, and strong macroeconomic data. However, as.

AUD rises amid RBA's hawkish stance, while US policy uncertainty and shutdown fears weaken USD, sustaining AUD's upward trend.

US and OPEC Crude oil producers ramp up output, increasing competition for market share; prices face downward pressure despite stocks and commodities growth.