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The EUR/USD pair extended its losses for a third consecutive session, falling to 1.1591 on Tuesday. The downward pressure persists as investors await a backlog of delayed US economic data, expected to provide crucial signals Read more…
Market Overview The crypto market is experiencing a sharp decline, losing another 4% over the past 24 hours and falling back to $3.07 trillion, its lowest level since early May. The decline is accelerating relative Read more…
As the chart shows, the Nasdaq 100 index (US Tech 100 mini on FXOpen) fell today (point 3) to its lowest level in a month, making it the weakest performer among the major US indices. Read more…
Today, the price of Bitcoin dropped below the psychologically significant $90,000 level for the first time since late April, with the decline from last month’s all-time high now approaching -30%. Why is Bitcoin Falling? One Read more…
Key takeaways The Japanese yen has been the weakest major currency over the past month, with USD/JPY climbing nearly 3%—outpacing the US Dollar Index’s 0.9% gain—amid political pressure for looser monetary policy. USD/JPY’s surge above Read more…
Markets There was no really dominant theme to guide broader trading yesterday. Even as the US shutdown has halted it still will take time for markets to be able to rely on (timely & accurate) Read more…
All of a sudden, economic data pointing to slowing economies and rising debt is making investors increasingly uncomfortable — and with good reason. Japan’s economy printed its first quarterly contraction in six quarters, shrinking 0.4% Read more…
In focus today In the US, the ADP Weekly Employment figures are published. Last week’s release showed private sector payrolls turning negative at -11k per week in the four weeks leading up to 25 October, Read more…