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The ninth month of the year typically sees a strong performance by the US Dollar.

September U.S. manufacturing activity clocked in at 50.9 versus 52.2 expected, growing at its weakest pace since May 2020, a sign that the economy is rapidly weakening.

A reprieve in the bearish trend to start Q4 but can gold bulls push anything more than a retracement? Or will higher rates continue to sink gold prices, longer-term?

Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger EUR/GBP-bearish contrarian trading bias.

Indices such as the S&P 500, the FTSE 100 and the DAX are currently in a decline since January 2022 high.

The DXY posted a big weekly reversal at a key area on the charts; this week could get interesting as the dollar finally shows some vulnerability.

The Index rallied despite a host of concerns ranging from geopolitics to rate hikes. As the economic concerns grow, can the rally last?

Crude oil has started the session around 3% higher as talk continues to swirl that OPEC+ will announce a hefty production cut this week.

EUR/USD has found some support this Monday as markets await U.S. PMI data for further directional guidance.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a U-turn of his controversial tax cut for the UK’s highest earners this morning at the Tory party conference. GBP lifted