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EUR/USD began the new week lower. Although no significant new developments had emerged to negatively affect the euro, traders were already selling the currency amid concerns about potential risks. Over

GBP/USD began to rise after taking liquidity from the most recent bearish swing, gaining a total of 260 points. The pound posted steady gains for five consecutive days, invalidating Imbalance

The NASDAQ100 remains vulnerable, caught between oversold conditions and structural concerns around AI. A potential correction into the 28,180–28,400 zone could be used to carefully add longs while keeping

The eurozone Composite PMI fell to 51.9 in October from 53.1 the previous month, reaching a four-month low. The Manufacturing PMI eased to 52.4 from 52.9, while the Services

The euro rises on bad news and falls on good news. This usually happens when major market participants close positions ahead of an important event. There is little need

USD/JPY trades around 157.29, bouncing from last week's low near 156.10. A week ago the pair rose to 158.68 but then plunged amid risk-off flows. Over the past three months

Bitcoin enters the last week of October clinging to the $80,000 support. If the monthly candle closes near that level, the month will end down roughly 4%. That would mirror

The FOMC meeting on October 27–28 no longer holds any suspense for markets as a policy decision. According to CME data on Monday morning, Fed funds futures imply about

For many centuries, gold remained a trusted means of preserving capital. Yet what role will it play in the coming millennium as investors shift more actively toward digital assets

While Bitcoin struggles to reclaim footing above $80,000, China's Central Cyberspace Affairs Commission has published the National Informatization Plan for the 15th Five-Year Period (2026–2030). The document sets targets

Year-ahead inflation expectations in the United States, as reported by the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers, were confirmed at 4.7% in October 2026, up from 4.6% in September

The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index was revised up to 48.0 in late October 2026, from a preliminary reading of 46.3, but it remained at its lowest level

The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell more than 0.5% on Friday, trading near 35,500, as a continued rally in oil prices intensified inflation concerns and kept pressure on technology shares. Crude

The Michigan Current Conditions index in the United States improved in October 2026, rising to 46.7 from a previous reading of 44.7. The latest figure, updated on 23 October 2026

The University of Michigan Consumer Expectations index for the United States inched up in October, signaling a modest improvement in household sentiment toward the economic outlook. The gauge rose

Five-year inflation expectations in the United States remained unchanged in October, holding at 3.5%, according to the latest Michigan survey data. The reading for October 2026 matched the previous figure

U.S. consumers’ short-term inflation expectations, as measured by the Michigan 1-Year Inflation Expectations gauge, remained unchanged in October, holding at 4.7%. The reading matches the previous figure of 4.7% recorded

U.S. consumer confidence in Michigan slipped marginally in October, underscoring continued economic caution among households. The Michigan Consumer Sentiment indicator eased to 48.0 in October 2026, down from 48.1 previously

The S&P Global US Services PMI slipped to 57.9 in October 2026 from 58.8 in September, coming in just under market expectations of 58, according to the flash estimate. Despite

The Ibovespa hovered around the 204,000 level on Friday, in the final trading session before Brazil’s presidential runoff. A Datafolha poll showed Senator Flávio Bolsonaro and President Lula tied with