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BTCUSD fell over 5% on Friday, in extension of steep two-day drop (down around 9%) and hit the lowest in nearly three months. Fresh acceleration lower broke several key supports (200DMA / 50% and 61.8% of 57673/87385 and psychological 70K level) generating strong bearish signals. Bitcoin came under…
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AUDUSD fell to the lowest in ten months on Thursday, remaining under increased pressure from strengthening US dollar, driven by hotter than expected US inflation in October and more hawkish tones from Fed policymakers. The pair remains in steep downtrend from 0.7067 (Oct 29 lower top), interrupted…
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USDJPY trades just under ten-month high on Thursday, after bulls faced headwinds at psychological 160 barrier which caps the action for the second straight day. Partial profit taking after strong rally on Tue/Wed (the biggest two-day gains since mid-Sep) is seen as likely scenario as positive…
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Brent oil price rose over $3 on Wednesday on a partial profit taking after three-day fall (about 10% loss). The bounce was signaled by long-tailed Tuesday’s daily candle and a bear-trap under psychological $90 support, where larger bears faced increased headwinds. Recovery attempts were also…
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The dollar rallies for the second straight day and hits the highest levels in almost one month On Wednesday morning. Hotter than expected US inflation in October added to existing expectations for Fed rate hike in December and lifted bets to 50 basis points increase, against initial expectations…
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US consumer prices rose 0.4% in October, down from 0.6% previous month but ticked above 0.3% forecast. So called core inflation, excluding the volatile food and energy components, rose 0.3% last month, unchanged from September, but beat expectations for 0.2% increase. Higher than expected inflation…
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The Euro keeps firm tone and holds in the upper side of the multi-week range in Tuesday morning, with strong recovery extending into second straight day to almost fully retrace last Thu/Fri sharp fall. Fresh risk appetite lifted the single currency although the gains were tempered by the latest…
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Gold regained traction and probes again through $4100 barrier, following last week’s strong rejections on both sides (daily candles with long upper shadow on Thursday and with long tail on Friday) that kept the price in near-term sideways mode. Gold gained last week on risk aversion over turbulence…
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BTCUSD remains in red and trades near new multi-week low (73532) hit after 2% drop on Sunday. Cryptos were hurt by attack at Binance last week, with further pressure coming from growing worries that US Democrats may impose tougher regulation on crypto assets after regaining full control of the…
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US nonfarm payrolls rose well above expectations in October signaling that the labor market strengthened further and made the position of the Federal Reserve more comfortable in potential further tightening of the monetary policy. NFP jumped to 165,000 in October from upwardly revised September’s…
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Nasdaq edged higher on Friday morning, consolidating heavy losses of the previous day, after tech-led index collapsed on Thursday, losing over 7% of its value in one day. Shockwaves after US Democrats regained full control of the Congress, hit tech sector the most, boosting existing uncertainty…
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The Bank of England raised interest rates by 25 basis points to 4% on Thursday, with today’s action marking the first rate hike since 2023. The Monetary Policy Committee voted 8-1, with one policymaker voting for a bigger hike that markets saw as hawkish hike, as the central bank signaled more…
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The dollar regains traction and bounces from five-week low on Thursday, following repeated failure at pivotal Fibo support at 101.13 (38.2% of $98.55/$102.72), with repeated close above this level, to form a bear trap and generate initial bullish signal. Near term sentiment improves after the…
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Brent edges higher in early Thursday’s trading after suffering heavy losses in past three days (only on Wednesday Brent lost over 9% of its value). Partial profit taking lifted the price from new multi-week low ($93.40) after a sharp fall was contained by significant technical supports provided by…
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As the main energy source worldwide, oil has a unique standing in global trade, economics and politics. The drilled raw material accounts for about 3% of the world economy and changes in international relations, finance, or the energy sector can cause major fluctuations in its market value. These…
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Gold gained almost 3% in early Wednesday’s trading, in immediate reaction to the victory of US Democratic party in the midterm election. Growing uncertainty about political action after Democrats regained full control of the US Congress, as well as concerns about fiscal outlook, prompted dollar…
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Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points in its November monetary policy meeting, in line with expectations. The central bank lifted its cash rate from 4.60% to 4.85%, the highest level in nearly two decades. Markets mostly saw today’s action as dovish hike, which signaled…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersNear-term action remains constructive and attempts on the upper side of four-week range, following repeated downside rejection at 1.1100 zone (reinforced by 200WMA). Fresh positive momentum supports the action which requires clear break above 1.1237/47 (Monday’s peak / Fibo 23.6% of 1.1711/1.1104…
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Brent oil fell sharply on Monday, driven by fresh way of optimism following talks between Iran and Qatar officials that boosted hopes of possible end of war between US/Israel and Iran. The news provided strong relief to the markets after the latest tough rhetoric from President Trump, including a…
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Gold fell sharply on Friday to eventually clearly break psychological $4000 support (after a number of failures in this zone) hitting the lowest since early October 2025, following violation of next round-figure support at $3900. Persistently high oil prices continue to fuel inflation concerns that…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBTCUSD remains firmly in red for the second straight day and extends drop below psychological 80K support, to hit six-week low on Friday. Several factors contributed to the latest acceleration lower, with multi-billion loss on Binance security breach sending the shockwaves through crypto markets…
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Cable extends step ascend into third straight day and probes again through key barriers at 1.3406 (50% retracement of 1.3675/1.3136 descend) and 1.3418 (Oct 22 high). Weaker dollar on AI nervousness, helped pound to reach three-week high on Friday and pressure next strong barriers at 1.3428…
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The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged, in line with expectations, but pointed to mounting inflation risks from surging energy costs, which is likely to boost bets for a December rate hike. The ECB has raised rates twice this year and remains on track to prevent war-driven…
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged 3.75%-4.00% range, as widely expected, with policymakers opting to stay on hold ahead of key political event – next week’s US midterm elections, as well as looking for more information from incoming economic data. The Fed policymakers were not in…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersAUDUSD rose to one-month high on Wednesday, lifted by higher than expected inflation in the third quarter that boosted expectations for RBA rate hike in the next policy meeting. Consumer prices advanced by 1.3% in Q3 compared to 0.6 in Q2 while annualized CPI was unchanged at 3.9%. Core inflation…
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The New Zealand dollar fell sharply against its US counterpart on Wednesday, following surprise decision of the New Zealand central bank to keep interest rates unchanged against expectations for 25 basis point rate hike. The pair was down 1.6% in immediate reaction to RBNZ decision, with signals…
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand surprised markets by unexpectedly holding its official cash rate at 2.75%, against widely expected 25 basis points hike on Oct 28 policy meeting but signaled that the door for further tightening remains open and will be depending on the economic outlook. The decision…
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EURGBP holds near the bottom of four-day narrow consolidation, just above multi-month low at 0.8361 (the lowest since May 2025). Near-term action remains firmly in red following Monday’s strong upside rejection and subsequent weakness (bearish daily candle with long upper shadow), reflecting…
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The dollar extends recovery leg into third consecutive day, retracing over 50% of 102.72/101.24 pullback on Tuesday. Calmer stock markets, particularly stabilizing sentiment in AI related sector, hawkish signals from the US policymakers and higher oil prices, contributed to dollar’s latest advance.…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent oil opened with gap-lower on Monday, easing from the highest in nearly seven months, hit last Friday, pressured by fresh hopes of potential easing of hostilities between the US and Iran. The pullback was so far limited (the price was down over $3 in European trading) as situation in the…
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Eurozone preliminary Composite PMI Index, which tracks performance of both Manufacturing and Services sectors, fell to 51.9 in October (the lowest since July) from 53.1 in September and undershot 52.7 consensus. Significant growth slowdown in the bloc’s private sector was mainly driven by increased…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent oil rose to the highest since early May on Friday, extending strong bullish acceleration from $110 zone into second consecutive day (the contract advanced 2.6% on Thursday and additional 1.4% on Friday morning). Growing threats that the situation in the Middle East (Yemen and Iran) could…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersGold fell to two-week low on Thursday on repeated attempt through $4100 support, as oil prices climb further on signals of escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. Rising inflation (the latest US data showed that CPI & PPI remain in an upward trajectory, implying that the Fed would keep…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersUSDJPY fell sharply during late Asian/early European trading on Thursday (down 0.8%) and attempts to break below multi-day range, after the action was repeatedly capped by daily cloud top / 200DMA. Fresh drop weakens the structure on daily chart, as the price moves deeper into thick daily cloud and…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersEURGBP continues to trend lower and falls to the lowest since late May 2025 on Wednesday. The Euro was pressured by rise of French 10-y bond yields to the highest in over four years and further stretch of French German yield spread, while hotter than expected UK inflation lifted pound. Firmly…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersAUDUSD jumped to three-week high on Wednesday, advancing almost 0.5% in Asian/early European trading, lifted by comments from RBA official about worsening inflation outlook that boosts the central bank’s existing hawkish stance. Fresh acceleration broke above psychological 0.70 resistance and…
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British consumer prices rose by 3.5% in twelve months to September (the highest since October 2025) following 3.1% increase in August and ticked above 3.4% forecast, while monthly inflation cooled a bit with 0.4% increase in September after rising by 0.5% previous month. Core CPI, excluding…
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German producer prices (PPI) rose by 6.7% in in twelve months to September from 4.6% in August and beat expectations for 6.3% increase, while monthly PPI was up by 1.9% from 1.1% previous month and above 1.5% consensus. Rise in prices of goods sold by manufacturers was the fastest since March 2023…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersEURUSD stays constructive on Tuesday after recovering from Monday’s gap-lower opening and dip below 1.12 handle, reinforced by 10DMA, but so far lacks strength for fresh attack at falling 20DMA (1.1257) which capped Friday’s rally. Technical picture remains predominantly bearish on daily chart as…
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Economic data from China released on Monday showed China’s economic growth picked up in the third quarter and rose from three-year low, posted in Q2. China’s GDP came at 4.5% in Q3, up from 4.3% in Q2 and beating 4.4% forecast, signaling that the economy is on track to reach its 2026 target at…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent oil price eased from five month high in early Monday as decision of President Trump to lift sanctions and tariffs on Russia provided temporary relief. Oil price advanced over 4% on Friday and hit $110 zone which marks strong barrier (several attempts failed here in mid-September, as well as…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersCable jumped to the highest in over three weeks on Friday, following strong acceleration after multiple downside rejections (including Thursday’s short-lived spike to 1.3136, the lowest since 26 Nov 2025). The pair was up 1.3% in two sessions, driven by weaker dollar that prompted profit-taking…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersGold bounced from dangerous zone on Thursday to fully reverse post-US CPI drop and fade immediate risk of eventual clear break below pivotal ($4120/00 support zone). The metal price fell on hotter than expected US inflation in September that initially boosted bets for more aggressive Fed’s stance…
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US inflation rose by 3.7% in twelve months to September compared to 3.4% increase in August and beat 3.6% consensus, while core inflation, stripped for the most volatile components, jumped to 2.6% in September from 2.4% previous month, exceeding expectations for 2.5% rise. Increased inflationary…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent keeps firm tone and trading near new three-week high on Wednesday, as the latest attack on the Saudi Aramco headquarters further fueled already overheated situation in Yemen, while Iran announced launch of new tactics to control all traffic through Strait of Hormuz. Oil prices remain…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersEURGBP bounced from new multi-month low (the lowest since 5 June 2025) on Tuesday, as US dollar and crude oil eased, while German inflation rose further in September, contributing to supportive factors. Profit taking after steep and uninterrupted fall in past two weeks, was also behind today’s…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersThe dollar kept firm tone and jumped towards new 2026 peak (102.30) on Monday, as escalation of conflict in the Middle East continues to fuel safe-haven demand. Markets also anticipate that US inflation will rise further in September (data due on Wednesday) that supports growing expectations for…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersEURUSD eases further on Monday, pressuring new 2026 low (also the floor of one-week consolidation), driven by stronger dollar and crude oil. Near-term risk is expected to remain shifted lower as markets anticipate further rise in US consumer prices (data due on Wednesday) that would boost bets for…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersFresh recovery attempts in early Monday stalled again on approach to psychological 0.7000 resistance, as oil prices and dollar strengthened and deflated risk sentiment. Repeated failure to clear initial Fibo resistance at 0.6982 (23.6% of 0.7237/0.6903) and rejection under 0.70, warn that recovery…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersUSDJPY edged higher on Friday but remains within 158.50/156.50 range that extends into seventh consecutive day. Range top is reinforced by 200DMA, and 50% retracement of 163.94/152.88 descend, with the base of falling daily cloud in the zone adding pressure on near-term action. On the other hand,…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent price jumped over 4% and hit the two-week high on Thursday, following further escalation in the Middle East and hurricane that cut US oil and gas production. Growing supply worries over the strongest attacks on ships in the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz (compared to Wednesday’s news that 81% of…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBTCUSD remains under pressure and cracks the floor of recent consolidation range (82500 zone, reinforced by Fibo 38.2% of 74858/87385 upleg), in extension of Wednesday’s 2.6% drop (the biggest daily loss since Sep 15). Bitcoin was hit by fresh wave of risk aversion, with break below 20DMA on…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersEuro remains firmly in red and holds just above new 2026 low (1.1160) on Thursday, pressured by strong dollar, higher oil prices and developing fiscal crisis in France. In addition, overall negative German trade data (surplus narrowed, exports declined further while imports showed minor…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersGold came under increased pressure from stronger dollar on Wednesday and cracked key $4120/$4100 support zone (Fibo 76.4% of $3942/$4697 rally / round-figure) which contained several attacks in past two weeks. Recent action with temporary base but limited upticks capped by falling 10DMA and…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersThe dollar firmed on Wednesday and neared recent multi-month peak, to fully reverse Tuesday’s drop and neutralize signals for potential correction. Higher oil price and safe-haven demand gave fresh boost to the greenback, already supported by concerns about mounting fiscal problems in France that…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent rose further on Wednesday, following quick recovery after spike to $97.07 on Tuesday, reflecting fresh uncertainty in energy market after short-lived relief. New clashes in Yemen, Ukraine’s attack on Russian oil refineries and Iran threatening of closing all ‘illegal routes’ in Hormuz strait…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersUSDJPY remains constructive and moved to the upper side of four-day congestion but continues to face headwinds from fading bullish momentum and freshly formed 55/200DMA death cross (strong resistance zone at 158.33/92 provided by falling 55DMA, 20 DMA and Fibo 76.4% of 160.39/152.93). Another…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersGold ticked higher on Monday, enjoying slight support from fading expectations for Fed rate hike in October, though attempts to recover Friday’s post-NFP losses were so far limited. The price remains on the lower side of near-term consolidation range above new multi-week low (contained by Fibo…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersEuro slipped to the new multi-month low in early Monday trading, as sentiment was soured further by growing concerns about deepening debt crisis in the bloc, after sharp sell-off of French government bonds added to fears that EU’s second largest economy won’t be able to handle its budget deficit.…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent price fell below $100 on Friday, reversing the large part of Thursday’s 5.5% rally, as sentiment continues to change on daily basis. Initial fears of longer supply disruption on signs of fresh escalation of US-Iran conflict were faded by talks that the EU countries would release 50 million…
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The US Labor Department’s closely watched employment report showed that nonfarm payrolls increased by 29,000 jobs in September compared to downwardly revised rise by 133,000 in August (from initially reported 162,000) and strongly undershot expectations for 90,000 increase. Although the data…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersThe dollar index continues to benefit from several key factors – growing expectations for more hawkish Fed, as rising oil prices fuel inflation, strong risk aversion environment that boosts its safe-haven appeal and sharp selloff in bond market that pushed the yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBears accelerated on Thursday, extending larger downtrend to the lowest since late May 2025, pressured by a cocktail of factors, such as negative impact from rising oil prices on inflation and already weakened bloc’s economy, political uncertainty and rising dollar. EURUSD broke below 1.1300 handle…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersBrent oil price bounced from 3 ½ week low on Wednesday on renewed worries of stall of US-Iran talks which offsets positive news of recovering supplies from the Middle East (Goldman Sachs latest report says that oil exports doubled in September and reached 2025 average). Brent December contract…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersReserve Bank of Australia raised its interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.60%, in reaction to growing inflationary risks, following hotter than expected inflation readings in July and strong rise in oil prices and signaled readiness for further policy tightening. The RBA board decision was…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersCable consolidates above new three-month low at 1.3204, posted last Thursday (just ahead of 1.3193, Fibo 38.2% of 1.2100/1.3870 uptrend) after suffering heavy losses in past two weeks (down 2%). Partial profit-taking reflects oversold daily studies, but upticks were so far limited with long upper…
Read full analysis on Windsor BrokersGold fell over 3% in sharp acceleration on Monday after President Trump rejection of Iran’s proposal for easing tensions in the region and re-opening Straight of Hormuz, lifted oil prices and fueled inflation fears, boosting expectations for more aggressive Fed’s stance on interest rates. Gold…
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