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Europe moves to diverge from Russian oil – WTI outlook

Europe’s reliance on Russian oil keeps shrinking, with Trump vowing stricter sanctions on buyers. NATO countries get tested in Eastern and Northern Europe are getting tested by Russia and WTI prices rise for a second straight session as supply risks mount. We look at key oil charts and levels driving the market.

24-09-2025 13:34 GMT by Elior Manier

Nasdaq 100: Short-term bullish trend remains intact above 24,535 key support

The Nasdaq 100’s short-term bullish trend remains intact above 24,535 support, despite a -0.7% pullback on 23 September amid profit-taking in mega-cap tech. Recent AI-driven optimism, fuelled by Nvidia’s $100B and Oracle’s $300B investments into OpenAI, continues to underpin momentum. Technicals point to potential upside toward 24,890–25,270, while a break below 24,535 could trigger a deeper corrective move.

24-09-2025 11:42 GMT by Kelvin Wong

Gold Rally Driven by Massive ETF Inflows

Gold prices hit record highs, fueled by massive ETF inflows, with SPDR Gold Shares at the forefront. Despite Fed rate cut expectations remaining stable, strong institutional demand, geopolitical risks, and investor appetite for safe-haven assets are driving the rally. Silver follows suit, reaching its highest level in 14 years and approaching its historic $50 barrier.

24-09-2025 11:15 GMT by Łukasz Zembik

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Markets Today: Alibaba (BABA) Surge, Japan Manufacturing Shrinks, FTSE Eyes Break of 200-day MA

Asian stocks rebound on Alibaba's AI investment. European markets dip, but defense stocks limit losses. Currencies fluctuate with central bank news and inflation data. Oil and gold prices see slight gains. Economic calendar highlights German IFO, Swiss Zew, and Fed policymakers' speeches. FTSE 100 eyes a break below its 200-day MA.

24-09-2025 07:17 GMT by Zain Vawda

AUD/USD: Bullish reversal towards 0.6700 major resistance as Australia's monthly CPI rose to a 13-month high

AUD/USD rebounded from its 22 Sep low of 0.6575 after a -2% pull-back, with bullish momentum reinforced by stronger monthly CPI data (3.0% y/y, a 13-month high) and narrowing yield spreads. In today’s Asia session, the AUD outperformed majors, with the USD down -0.4% versus AUD. Near-term bias stays bullish above 0.6580, eyeing resistances at 0.6655 and 0.6680/0.6700, while a break below 0.6580 risks exposing 0.6555.

24-09-2025 07:00 GMT by Kelvin Wong

Fed Chair Powell Keeps Markets in Check, Oil Prices Rise - Market Wrap for the North American session - September 23

September 23rd North-American Session Recap – Check up the Daily asset and FX performance, what changed fundamentally and what's coming up tomorrow.

23-09-2025 21:38 GMT by Zain Vawda

Gold's (XAU/USD) Bull Run Just Getting Started? A Look at What History Says

Gold soars to record highs on rate cut expectations. Historical analysis of past bull runs suggests more upside, despite potential for short-term pullbacks. Current rally fueled by central bank buying, geopolitical risks, and recession fears.

23-09-2025 16:24 GMT by Zain Vawda

Silver XAG/USD rockets to fresh 14-year highs on dovish Fed and robust fundamental outlook

In this week's trading, silver has once again rocketed to fresh multi-year highs on the back of dovish Fed sentiment.

23-09-2025 16:06 GMT by Christian Norman

Markets Today: UK Composite PMI Falls, Gold Eyes $3800/oz, FTSE 100 Retreats Toward 100-day MA

UK PMI falls, gold hits new highs eyeing $3800/oz, and FTSE 100 retreats. Dive into Asia's market slide, Eurozone growth acceleration, and key economic calendar events. Get insights on currency power balance, oil prices, and the technical outlook for the FTSE Index.

23-09-2025 10:14 GMT by Zain Vawda

Nikkei 225: Bullish reversal above 45,000, no negative impact from BoJ’s ETF unwind

The Nikkei 225 extended its bullish run, hitting a record high of 45,956 on 18 Sep before a 3.2% pullback after the BoJ announced plans to unwind ¥79.5T in ETF holdings over decades. Despite this, Japanese equities remain supported by steady earnings upgrades, with the Citigroup Earnings Revision Index rising to 0.34. Technicals favor a bullish bias above 45,000, with resistances at 46,430/46,580 and 46,870.

23-09-2025 05:51 GMT by Kelvin Wong

NVIDIA (NVDA) Boosts Sentiment as US Stocks Power On - Market wrap for the North American session - September 22

September 22nd North-American Session Recap – Check up the Daily asset and FX performance, what changed fundamentally and what's coming up tomorrow.

22-09-2025 21:08 GMT by Zain Vawda

GBPJPY rejects 200.00 mark as sellers defend the range

GBPJPY remains trapped in a year-long consolidation despite its reputation as one of FX’s most volatile pairs. After climbing from April lows near 184.50 to just above 201.00, sellers defended the 200.00 handle, halting momentum. We review multi-timeframe charts to assess whether this rejection signals a deeper pullback or a looming breakout.

22-09-2025 16:07 GMT by Elior Manier

Gold (XAU/USD): Short-term bullish acceleration intact towards new all-time highs above US$3,660 key support

Gold (XAU/USD) extended its bullish run, hitting a fresh record high of US$3,720 in today’s Asia session, 22 September 2025, after rebounding from a brief 2.2% post-FOMC pullback. The metal held firm above the key US$3,660 support, keeping short-term bullish momentum intact. With 10-year US Treasury real yields capped below resistance, Gold remains supported, with upside targets at US$3,750 and US$3,776 in the near term.

22-09-2025 08:39 GMT by Kelvin Wong

Markets Today: Gold Surges Above $3700/oz, China Keep Rates on Hold and FTSE Holds at Support

This article discusses global market movements, including Asian stocks rising, China holding lending rates, and European shares remaining steady. It also covers gold reaching a new high, oil prices increasing, and upcoming economic events.

22-09-2025 08:18 GMT by Zain Vawda

Some positive news for global trade – Market wrap for the North American session - September 19

September 19th North-American Session Recap – Metals rage back higher at the same time as the US Dollar amid decent trade outlooks. Check up the Daily asset and FX performance, what changed fundamentally and what's coming up tomorrow.

19-09-2025 21:08 GMT by Elior Manier

End of week US stock market outlook – S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones charts

US equities stay near record highs as the Nasdaq outperforms, fueled by Fed rate cuts and upbeat sentiment. With the PBoC’s decision and Fed speakers in focus, markets weigh Powell’s balanced tone against the dot plot’s 50 bps easing outlook.

19-09-2025 18:32 GMT by Elior Manier

GBP outlook as GBP/USD gets rejected from pre-FOMC highs

The Pound’s rally above 1.37 quickly reversed as GBP/USD dropped 1.7% following Powell’s balanced FOMC tone and a re-anchored US Dollar. With UK inflation still high and BoE cuts pushed further out, traders now question if this pullback signals a broader correction across European currencies.

19-09-2025 16:47 GMT by Elior Manier

Post-FOMC US dollar surge shifts global markets – DXY outlook

The US Dollar is staging a sharp comeback after September’s FOMC, reversing weeks of weakness tied to Fed independence concerns and Trump-era dovish pressure. Explore a Multi-timeframe DXY charts to highlight key levels to watch as markets reassess long-term dollar flows.

19-09-2025 14:12 GMT by Elior Manier

Where to Next, EUR/USD? Policy gap between ECB and Fed

The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.00–4.25%, marking its first adjustment in nine months. The move, driven by risk management rather than crisis response, highlights concerns about a cooling labor market. In Europe, the ECB kept its accommodative stance unchanged, with officials signaling inflation is near target and future cuts remain possible but not urgent.

19-09-2025 14:08 GMT by Krzysztof Kamiński

Caution Over Speed: How the Fed Framed Its First Cut

The Fed cut rates by 25 bps to 4.00–4.25% after a nine-month pause but kept a cautious tone. Powell called it “risk management,” signaling this isn’t the start of a fast easing cycle. The statement flagged growing employment-side risks, and the new dot plot points to a 3.6% median for 2025—implying two more cuts this year, though views are widely dispersed.

19-09-2025 10:25 GMT by Łukasz Zembik