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The wave count on the four-hour EUR/USD chart is becoming more complex. There is still no question of invalidating the upward trend segment (lower chart) that began in January last

EUR/USD has been declining for seventeen consecutive days, apart from several minor pauses. During this period, the euro has lost 440 points. The decline in the European currency began

GBP/USD declined for eleven consecutive days, but this week the pair has made several attempts to begin a corrective pullback. In the first half of the week, the pound failed

The euro is currently under pressure from two directions. The energy shock is redistributing euro-area income in favor of oil and gas exporters, while France's budget crisis is testing

The Bank of Japan, under Kazuo Ueda, voted 7–2 to raise its key interest rate to 1.25%, just three months after the June move. This was the fastest pace

Bitcoin is holding near $86,500 while Ethereum is trading above $2,730. The rally is unfolding amid highly anticipated US nonfarm payrolls and a loud European story. More than 50,000 people

On Friday, GBP/USD remained near yesterday's low and is trading slightly above 1.3200 amid consolidation in the US dollar. Traders are awaiting the release of the monthly US labor market

Gold (XAU/USD) remains below the $4200 level as traders await the release of US labor market data. According to forecasts, the September Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report is expected to show

The euro barely gained on the flash inflation reading for the eurozone, despite the high print: consumer prices rose 3.8% year?on?year in September versus 3.2% in August. The market

Markets are in turmoil: Brent crude has broken the $100 mark amid the Middle East crisis and an unexpected export ban from China. In this briefing, we examine why Bitcoin

The Ibovespa surged 2.6% to close at 192,114 in a highly volatile session ahead of Sunday’s first-round elections. The index opened with strong gains, supported by a favorable external backdrop

The S&P/TSX Composite Index climbed 1% to close at 35,503 as the recent oil rally lost momentum, easing worries about energy-driven inflation and driving Canadian bond yields lower. Softer-than-expected

US stock indices finished higher on Friday after a weaker-than-expected jobs report led investors to scale back expectations for further Federal Reserve tightening. The S&P 500 advanced 0.7%

Brent crude hovered around $102 a barrel on Friday, supported by mounting geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and fresh supply constraints from China. The United States is reportedly deploying

Crude oil pared earlier losses to trade near $92 a barrel on Friday, rebounding from a one-month low of $88.06 hit earlier in the session. The move came after

Paraguay’s annual inflation rate inched up to 1.7% in September 2026 from 1.5% in August, remaining comfortably below the central bank’s 3.5% target. The sharpest price increases were observed

The FTSE 100 advanced on Friday, snapping a four-day losing streak as financial markets steadied after a turbulent week. Despite the late rebound, the UK blue-chip index still ended

European equities rebounded on Friday from a three-and-a-half-month low, as declining government bond yields and lower oil prices helped restore investor confidence. The STOXX 50 rose more than 1%

The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note rebounded to 5.52% on Friday after having fallen as much as 8 bps earlier in the session, as a weaker-than-expected jobs report

In the coming week, markets will remain focused on the US–Iran standoff, with particular attention on any progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz and de-escalating the conflict