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Gold (XAU/USD) Price Forecast: Bullion buoyant above $4,000, now looks for support ahead of ADP payrolls
Trading at $4,008 well into the US session, up +0.14% in today’s trading, gold bullion continues to look for support at the key psychological level of $4,000. With the US government shutdown still ongoing, US data releases remain sparse. Eyes now turn to the private release of ADP payrolls this Wednesday, which will likely offer some insight into how the Fed will continue its easing cycle.
by Christian Norman
Markets Weekly Outlook - BoE Meeting in Focus, US Government Shutdown Continues
Weekly Outlook: Markets closed positively despite risks, cheered by the US-China trade deal and strong 'magnificent 7' earnings. The Fed's hawkish rate cut boosted the US Dollar, weakening JPY, EUR, and GBP. The week ahead focuses on the crucial Bank of England decision, the ongoing US government shutdown's economic impact, and key Asia Pacific data (RBA, China trade).
by Zain Vawda
Nasdaq 100: Short-term bullish trend remains intact despite a less dovish Powell
Nasdaq 100 holds its short-term uptrend despite a 1.5% dip on Meta’s AI capex concerns and Powell’s cautious Fed comments. Compressed Treasury volatility (MOVE Index) supports risk-on sentiment, while strong Apple and Amazon earnings boost futures. Key technical levels at 25,745–25,800 and a bullish hourly RSI breakout point to continued short-term upside for the Nasdaq 100.
by Kelvin Wong
U.S. Companies Surprise with Strong Sales Results
Nearly 70% of S&P 500 companies exceeded sales forecasts in Q3 2025, marking the best performance in four years. The data confirm the strong resilience of U.S. corporations despite inflation and higher interest rates. Markets now await results from the Magnificent Seven, expected to have a greater impact on sentiment than the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision.
by Łukasz Zembik
Fed (FOMC) Meeting Preview: 25 Bps Cut Incoming, Implications for the US Dollar (DXY)
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, setting the target rate at 3.75% to 4.00%. Despite strong GDP growth, the decision is driven by a weakening job market and a willingness to overlook inflation caused by tariffs. A government shutdown has created a "data blind spot," forcing the Fed to rely on private data. The US Dollar's immediate movement will depend on Chair Powell's commentary compared to market expectations.
by Zain Vawda
Alphabet (GOOG) Q3 2025 Earnings Preview: The $100 Billion Milestone and the CapEx Imperative
Alphabet's Q3 2025 earnings preview focuses on the $100 billion revenue milestone and the critical CapEx imperative for AI leadership. Investors await details on Google Cloud's growth, the defense of the Search business against AI competition, and the ROI of massive AI spending. The report will heavily influence Alphabet's stock, with potential 6% movement based on Q4 2025 and 2026 forecasts.
by Zain Vawda
US Breaking News: Cool US CPI Print Weighs on the US Dollar, Dow Jones Index Eyes Higher Open
This article details how a cooler-than-expected US CPI print is impacting the US Dollar and setting the Dow Jones Index for a higher open. It covers key inflation drivers, the surprising slowdown in core inflation, positive earnings from the tech sector (Intel, AMD, Micron), and Procter & Gamble, as well as a technical analysis of the Dow Jones Index, including a golden cross pattern.
by Zain Vawda
Nikkei 225: Bullish trend remains intact for another potential all-time high of 50,860/51,030
The Japan 225 CFD Index (proxy for Nikkei 225 futures) surged to a record intraday high of 49,970 on 21 October 2025, driven by optimism over Prime Minister Takaichi’s expansive ¥13.9 trillion stimulus plan. However, the index has since slipped 3.4%, sparking questions over the sustainability of its medium-term uptrend amid rising JGB yield risks. Still, improving earnings growth and strong foreign inflows suggest underlying bullish momentum remains intact.
by Kelvin Wong
WTI Oil: Crude rallies above $60 on fresh US sanctions and US million-barrel purchase
Finding support at 6-month lows of around $56.40 per barrel, WTI has rallied just shy of 8.6% in the last three sessions alone. Currently trading at $61.87, up 4.10% in yesterday’s session, recent performance marks the best three-day stint since late July. As ever, let’s take a look at some of the macro themes at play, followed by some technical analysis as we attempt to answer the immortal question: what’s next for WTI?
by Christian Norman
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