
The divergence between gold and the dollar is real, and its the same one that preceded the September slide.

DXY holds above 102.10 ahead of U.S. CPI as EUR/USD struggles below 1.1218 and GBP/USD eyes a triangle breakout near 1.3284 amid Fed policy uncertainty.

South Koreas KOSPI plunges on chip selloff as big banks open earnings season, with US CPI due tomorrow.
The IMF says risks in the government bond market have worsened and that yields could jump sharply and disorderly.
The IMF raised its 2026 global growth forecast to 3.1%, warning that resilience is tested by energy constraints and looming fiscal risks.

Brents surge above $109 renews inflation fears as markets brace for U.S. CPI and PPI data amid persistent dollar strength and European debt concerns.
India inflations jumps for the 11-straight month, raising prospects of a further interest rate hike

US CPI, Aussie jobs and bank earnings headline the week.

US dollar holds firm ahead of Wednesdays CPI report as DXY targets 102.49, EUR/USD risks a break below 1.1180, and GBP/USD struggles beneath 1.3284.

The October 14 CPI report could shape December Fed rate hike expectations as EUR/USD approaches the key support zone at 1.11–1.12.

What a way to end the week. The dollar is pushing higher, but precious metals arent exactly rolling over.

The American currency stays strong ahead of the weekend.
Researchers found that while wealth disparities narrowed somewhat, the ability to meet debt payments deteriorated significantly.

It will be interesting to see what happens when / if, the Iranian side says that there are no talks being held or they will intensify the attacks.
Shelton's controversial economic ideas led the Senate to block her nomination to the Fed. Now she's going to be a counselor to the Treasury secretary.

Fed pause bets pressure DXY toward 101.76, while EUR/USD targets 1.1272 and GBP/USD eyes 1.3284 amid rising ECB and BoE tightening expectations.

AI worries hit chips, Fed hike talk returns, and Canadian jobs data loom.

Surging oil prices and spreading European debt concerns pressure global markets as investors reassess inflation risks and Federal Reserve policy.

The American currency is moving higher as traders focus on escalation in the Middle East.

Fed minutes keep year-end tightening alive as DXY eyes 102.49, while EUR/USD targets 1.1161 and GBP/USD risks another test of 1.3180.