GBP/USD remains under bearish control after slipping through the 1.3400 pivot, trading near 1.3387 at the time of writing as sellers press the downside. Technical:The RSI has turned lower, confirming firm negative momentum on the 4-hour chart. Intraday stability below 1.3400 keeps the pressure skewed to the downside and limits …

In the prior note we flagged indecision and said an hourly close above 4,280 would confirm bullish continuation toward 4,350. Since then, gold has held above 4,245, turning that area into a key support while price compresses beneath nearby resistance. Technical (4H):Price action is clearly above 4,245, reinforcing role-reversal support …

EUR/USD reversed the prior upside bias after failing to hold above 1.1640, slipping to an early-session low at 1.1632 and tilting the near-term tone lower. Technical:On the 4-hour chart, price is temporarily below 1.1640, skewing risk to the downside, though the 50-period SMA is still trying to prop price from …

Gold rebounded on Monday, reclaiming part of last week’s pullback as traders digested more conciliatory signals from U.S. officials on the trade dispute with China while broader macro uncertainty kept haven demand intact. Prices: Spot gold: $4,280.95/oz (+0.7%) Gold futures (Dec): $4,297.24/oz (+2.0%) Recent high: Spot touched a record $4,379.44/oz …

U.S. stock index futures rose Monday as signs of renewed U.S.–China dialogue buoyed risk sentiment at the start of a week packed with marquee earnings and key inflation readings. Futures at 06:05 ET: Dow +95 pts (+0.2%), S&P 500 +20 pts (+0.3%), Nasdaq 100 +90 pts (+0.4%). Trade Detente Supports …

Bitcoin advanced on Monday, building on a weekend bounce as cooler rhetoric around the U.S.–China trade dispute and expectations of imminent Federal Reserve rate cuts encouraged broader risk-taking across crypto markets. The largest cryptocurrency rose 3.5% to $110,608, recovering from last week’s trough near $103,000 that followed an escalation in …

Crude prices fell for a third session on Monday, adding to last week’s losses as fragile demand signals from China and the prospect of higher OPEC+ supply outweighed a softer geopolitical risk premium. Brent (Dec): $61.07/bbl (−0.4%) WTI (Dec): $56.94/bbl (−0.4%) Both benchmarks shed over 2% last week and are …

European equities started the week on the front foot, tracking gains in Asia and stabilizing after Friday’s banking-led slide in global risk assets. Germany’s DAX +1.0% France’s CAC 40 +0.5% U.K.’s FTSE 100 +0.4% The bounce follows a late-week rebound in U.S. regional banks that helped investors look past lingering …

China’s economy expanded slightly faster than expected in the third quarter, even as momentum cooled to the weakest pace in a year amid persistent disinflation, softer domestic demand, and renewed U.S. trade tensions. Headline growth. Official data showed gross domestic product (GDP) rose 4.8% year-on-year in the three months to …

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is trading mixed with a positive tilt, as buyers probe higher levels following recent consolidation. Technical:Price is now above the 50-period SMA, which has flipped to dynamic support and aligns with a constructive short-term bias on the 4-hour chart. RSI has turned higher and is …