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Meta Platforms (META) Q3 earnings preview: Can AI returns justify surging infrastructure spending?
Meta Platforms (META) heads into Q3 2026 earnings as investors assess whether AI monetisation and advertising growth can justify surging infrastructure spending. With revenue expected to rise 23.6% year-on-year to US$63.34 billion, attention turns to operating margins, free cash flow and 2027 capex guidance. Technically, META's bullish momentum remains intact above 653.17 pivotal support, while a breakout above 734.84 could expose the next resistance zone at 777.60/793.70.
by Kelvin Wong
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Tesla Ahead of Q3 2026 Earnings: strong deliveries, weakening demand in China, and a major test for Cybercab
Tesla is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings on October 21 after beating vehicle delivery expectations. Strong exports from China, accelerating Cybercab development, and growing energy storage ambitions highlight the company's potential, while margin pressure, weakening domestic demand in China, and regulatory challenges remain key risks for investors.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
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XAU/USD Technical & Macro Outlook: October 2026
This article provides a technical and macroeconomic outlook for XAU/USD (Gold) as of October 2026. It analyzes the interplay between hawkish central bank expectations—driven by persistent U.S. inflation (3.7% CPI)—and gold’s long-term bullish technical structure. Highlights include FedWatch interest rate probabilities, key technical levels (support at 4,000–4,120, resistance at 4,260–4,408), a bullish flag pattern within a broader uptrend, and recent COT sentiment data.
by Moheb Hanna
US Dollar strengthens as Fed rate hike fears grow
The US dollar remains resilient despite weakening consumer sentiment and growing concerns about the US economic outlook. Rising inflation expectations, elevated Treasury yields, and expectations of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes continue to support the USD. Explore the latest economic data, changing Fed policy expectations, geopolitical risks, and what these developments could mean for the USD in the coming weeks.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
US: Softer jobs data strengthen the case for a Fed pause
US payrolls rose by just 29,000 in September, while revisions cut July and August employment by a combined 60,000. Unemployment increased to 4.2% and annual wage growth slowed to 3.0%. The report strengthens the case for an October Fed pause, potentially weighing on the dollar and Treasury yields while supporting gold.
by Łukasz Zembik
Geopolitics, inflation and central banks set the direction for markets
Middle East tensions and energy prices remain central to the market outlook. The US economy is supported by AI investment, while China faces weak domestic demand. Inflation may keep the Fed and ECB cautious. Bond yields could ease temporarily if energy prices fall, while longer-term fiscal pressures remain. Political risks may gradually weigh on the dollar.
by Łukasz Zembik
Trump-Xi summit: five issues to watch and the trading playbook
The 24 September Trump–Xi meeting could set the next direction for global risk sentiment as markets await an extension of the US–China trade truce, targeted tariff cuts and agricultural purchases. This trading playbook highlights five assets most exposed to the outcome: USD/CNH, Hang Seng Tech, AUD/USD, the Nasdaq 100, and Singapore’s STI, and explains how traders can position for a deal, disappointment, or a sell-the-fact reversal.
by Kelvin Wong
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Meta Platforms (META) Q3 earnings preview: Can AI returns justify surging infrastructure spending?
Meta Platforms (META) heads into Q3 2026 earnings as investors assess whether AI monetisation and advertising growth can justify surging infrastructure spending. With revenue expected to rise 23.6% year-on-year to US$63.34 billion, attention turns to operating margins, free cash flow and 2027 capex guidance. Technically, META's bullish momentum remains intact above 653.17 pivotal support, while a breakout above 734.84 could expose the next resistance zone at 777.60/793.70.
by Kelvin Wong
Tesla Ahead of Q3 2026 Earnings: strong deliveries, weakening demand in China, and a major test for Cybercab
Tesla is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings on October 21 after beating vehicle delivery expectations. Strong exports from China, accelerating Cybercab development, and growing energy storage ambitions highlight the company's potential, while margin pressure, weakening domestic demand in China, and regulatory challenges remain key risks for investors.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
Chart alert: Dow Jones bullish catch-up over Nasdaq 100 as AI rotation accelerates
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has shifted from September's laggard to October's outperformer, gaining 2.46% through 15 October versus the Nasdaq 100's 1.86% decline. Rotation away from AI-linked semiconductor stocks towards healthcare and consumer sectors is driving the Dow's relative strength. Technically, US Wall Street 30 has broken above a medium-term descending channel, with 51,950 as pivotal support and a clearance above 52,390 potentially targeting 52,687 and 53,100.
by Kelvin Wong
France: Debt risks are mounting
French bond spreads have narrowed, but high debt and resistance to reform continue to undermine confidence. Pressure on Italian bonds signals contagion risks. Stronger banks and ECB intervention tools reduce the likelihood of a repeat sovereign debt crisis, although lasting stability requires a credible French fiscal plan.
by Łukasz Zembik
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Explore the volatile world of cryptocurrencies. From Bitcoin to Ethereum and XRP, find the latest crypto news here.

The US labour market is losing momentum – as is the USD
The June U.S. jobs report points to a clear slowdown in the labor market, with weaker nonfarm payrolls growth, lower labor force participation, and easing wage pressure. While layoffs remain limited, the data reduce pressure on the Fed to tighten policy further and have weighed on the U.S. dollar.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
Chart alert: Bitcoin (BTC/USD) potential near-term bullish reversal emerging from the sub-$70K plunge
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has suffered a sharp 16% correction after MicroStrategy’s unexpected sale of part of its Bitcoin holdings triggered a breakdown in market sentiment and accelerated ETF outflows. However, technical and on-chain indicators are now pointing toward potential selling exhaustion. Oversold RSI conditions, elevated long liquidations, and continued accumulation by long-term holders suggest Bitcoin may be nearing a bullish reversal if it can maintain support above US$62,250.
by Kelvin Wong
Cryptos fail to generate momentum continuous confusion – BTC and Ethereum (ETH) Technical Outlook
Cryptocurrency Market update: Bitcoin and Ethereum remain trapped in a tight, rangebound grind as digital assets decouple from the record-breaking rally seen in traditional US equities. While the tech-heavy Nasdaq surges on Strait of Hormuz peace headlines, explore our technical outlook to see if BTC’s consolidation around the $76,000 handle is signalling a localized top or a launching pad for a delayed catch-up rally.
by Elior Manier
Cryptos pulled back but sentiment rebounds, Opportunity? – BTC and Ethereum (ETH) Technical Outlook
Cryptocurrency Market update: Bitcoin pulls back from the monumental $80,000 psychological milestone, temporarily decoupling from the explosive risk-on rally seen in traditional US equities. As digital assets lag behind the tech-heavy Nasdaq following the latest US-Iran peace draft, explore our in-depth technical analysis of BTC and Ethereum (ETH) to determine if this consolidation is a bull trap or a discounted buying opportunity.
by Elior Manier
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Find out how supply and demand factors, geopolitical events, weather patterns and technical indicatiors influence prices on commodities like oil, gold, silver, metals and more.

XAU/USD Technical & Macro Outlook: October 2026
This article provides a technical and macroeconomic outlook for XAU/USD (Gold) as of October 2026. It analyzes the interplay between hawkish central bank expectations—driven by persistent U.S. inflation (3.7% CPI)—and gold’s long-term bullish technical structure. Highlights include FedWatch interest rate probabilities, key technical levels (support at 4,000–4,120, resistance at 4,260–4,408), a bullish flag pattern within a broader uptrend, and recent COT sentiment data.
by Moheb Hanna
Gold awaits Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech
Gold is undergoing a shallow correction ahead of Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech. A neutral stance on easing financial conditions could support another test of USD 4,775 and USD 4,890 per ounce. A hawkish message, however, could revive expectations of a September rate hike, strengthen the dollar and trigger a deeper pullback.
by Łukasz Zembik
Chart alert: Gold major bullish breakout as USD debasement narrative takes hold
Gold (XAU/USD) has staged a major bullish breakout, surging 4.35% on 19 August for its largest one-day gain since February 2026. The rally reflects growing US dollar debasement and fiscal-dominance concerns following larger US Treasury bond buybacks. Technical momentum remains bullish above the $4,434/$4,405 pivotal support, while a sustained break above $4,504 could reinforce the advance towards $4,580 and $4,640.
by Kelvin Wong
The US labour market is losing momentum – as is the USD
The June U.S. jobs report points to a clear slowdown in the labor market, with weaker nonfarm payrolls growth, lower labor force participation, and easing wage pressure. While layoffs remain limited, the data reduce pressure on the Fed to tighten policy further and have weighed on the U.S. dollar.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
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Meta Platforms (META) Q3 earnings preview: Can AI returns justify surging infrastructure spending?
Meta Platforms (META) heads into Q3 2026 earnings as investors assess whether AI monetisation and advertising growth can justify surging infrastructure spending. With revenue expected to rise 23.6% year-on-year to US$63.34 billion, attention turns to operating margins, free cash flow and 2027 capex guidance. Technically, META's bullish momentum remains intact above 653.17 pivotal support, while a breakout above 734.84 could expose the next resistance zone at 777.60/793.70.
by Kelvin Wong
Tesla Ahead of Q3 2026 Earnings: strong deliveries, weakening demand in China, and a major test for Cybercab
Tesla is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings on October 21 after beating vehicle delivery expectations. Strong exports from China, accelerating Cybercab development, and growing energy storage ambitions highlight the company's potential, while margin pressure, weakening domestic demand in China, and regulatory challenges remain key risks for investors.
by Krzysztof Kamiński
NVIDIA earnings preview: AI capex, Blackwell ramp and 216.40 bullish breakout hold the key
NVIDIA heads into Q2 FY2027 earnings as the market’s key test of whether AI infrastructure demand is still accelerating fast enough to justify its US$5 trillion-plus valuation. Traders will focus on Data Centre revenue, Blackwell and Rubin execution, gross margins, Q3 guidance and AI capex sustainability. Technically, a breakout above 216.40 could revive the medium-term uptrend, while a daily close below 195.95 would weaken the bullish reversal case.
by Kelvin Wong
Chart alert: Microsoft (MSFT) bearish Head & Shoulders pattern emerges ahead of earnings
Microsoft's fiscal Q4 2026 earnings will be closely watched as investors assess whether the software giant can convert record AI infrastructure spending into stronger Azure growth, Copilot monetisation, and free cash flow. With Microsoft's Capex-to-Revenue ratio reaching a record high among the Magnificent 7 and technical indicators turning increasingly bearish, traders will focus on whether management's guidance can justify its elevated AI investment strategy.
by Kelvin Wong
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