Market Rebate —
spread refund
on every trade

The Elliott wave count on the 4-hour chart for EUR/USD has become more complex. On the higher timeframe (bottom chart), the downward trend segment has taken the form

EUR/USD made another reversal in favor of the euro toward the end of last week after liquidity was swept below the latest swing low. This created technical grounds

GBP/USD has made significant progress toward establishing a new bullish impulse within its annual range. Liquidity was swept below the June 24 low, allowing the bulls to launch their first

Brent crude rose by 1.7% to $106.53/bbl, recovering part of an earlier 8% rout from the start of the week. The commodity market remains on edge and sensitive

Yesterday offered many market participants a ray of hope. Both Donald Trump and senior U.S. officials—and even senior figures in Tehran—said they were prepared to resume diplomacy to avert

While the euro remains in a narrow channel, news has emerged that eurozone governments must nominate candidates to replace Christine Lagarde as ECB president by Friday, November 6. Eurogroup chair

On the other hand, a decisive break above the downtrend channel, followed by consolidation above the 200-period exponential moving average (EMA) and the Murray 6/8 level, could be a positive

Conversely, a decisive break above $3,940 could cause gold to face the next resistance level at $3,985; a sharp break above this resistance level could accelerate gold's upward movement

ETH/USD is trading around $2,263 after pulling back following several attempts yesterday. During the US trading session, the price broke above the downtrend channel that has been forming since October

The euro could trade within this downtrend channel over the next few days. Therefore, there could be strong downward pressure below the 200-day moving average, and we will continue

New Zealand’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate inched up to 5.7% in the third quarter of 2026 from 5.6% in the previous quarter, coming in above market expectations of 5.5%

Australia’s private sector showed tentative signs of stabilization in October, as the S&P Global Manufacturing & Services (Composite) PMI inched up to 48.20 from 47.70, based on month-over-month comparisons. While

Australia’s services sector signaled a modest easing in contractionary pressures in October, as the S&P Global Services PMI rose to 48.5, up from 47.8 previously. Although the index remains below

Australia’s manufacturing sector weakened sharply in October, as the Australian Industry Group (AIG) Manufacturing Index dropped to -20.1, down from -8.7 in September 2026. The latest reading, updated

Australia’s construction industry recorded a sharp deterioration in October, with the AIG Construction Index falling to -26.9, down from -5.0 in September 2026. The latest reading, updated on 03 November

The S&P/TSX Composite Index slipped 0.7% to close at 35,532 on Tuesday, weighed down by sharp losses in Shopify and weakness in mining shares. Shopify tumbled 8% after its earnings

New Zealand’s labour force participation rate slipped slightly in the third quarter of 2026, easing to 70.40% from 70.70% in the previous quarter. The latest reading, covering the third quarter

New Zealand’s Labour Cost Index growth edged down in the third quarter of 2026, pointing to a modest easing in wage pressures across the economy. Year-over-year, labour costs rose 2.0%

New Zealand’s unemployment rate inched up to 5.7% in the third quarter of 2026, rising from 5.6% recorded in the second quarter of 2026. The latest data, updated

New Zealand’s Labor Cost Index rose 0.4% quarter-over-quarter in the third quarter of 2026, easing from a 0.7% increase in the second quarter of 2026. The latest data, updated