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Bitcoin's rally stalled near $92,500 as fading momentum and institutional caution suggest further consolidation, with critical levels at $80,000 and $93,000 guiding near-term outlook.

USD/CAD traded sideways on Thursday in thin holiday conditions, holding near key support at 1.40 as markets balance weak oil prices against dovish Fed rate expectations.

EUR/USD stayed rangebound on Thursday, testing resistance near the 50-day EMA with direction likely hinging on upcoming U.S. dollar moves amid holiday-thinned trading.

USD/INR remains firmly in an uptrend, with support around ₹89 and expectations building for a move toward ₹90 as technical momentum continues despite holiday-thinned trading.

USD/ZAR continues to trade choppily above key support at 17, with a likely range between 17.00 and 17.50 persisting until clearer signals emerge from the Federal Reserve.

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EUR/USD continues its rebound near 1.1615 in a neutral trend, with thin holiday trading and weak Eurozone data keeping the pair capped below key resistance at 1.1720.

Gold prices remain bullish near $4145, with the market eyeing a breakout above $4220 as Fed rate cut expectations and strong global demand continue to support XAU/USD.

USD/SGD remains under pressure after forming a bearish flag and double-top, with weak US economic data and strong Singapore growth pointing to a potential drop toward 1.2900.

NZD/USD jumped after the RBNZ’s hawkish rate cut, but the pair now faces key resistance and may resume its broader downtrend amid rising US rate cut expectations.

USD/CAD plunged on Wednesday amid rising Fed rate cut expectations, but strong support at 1.40 suggests the broader uptrend could resume after holiday-related volatility subsides.

Ethereum rallied back above $3,000 on Wednesday, showing signs of stabilization after a sharp decline, though long-term concerns remain amid a recent death cross.

USD/JPY drifted slightly higher on Wednesday as holiday-thinned trading dampened conviction, with 154 support and 158 resistance defining the near-term outlook amid persistent rate differentials.

USD/CHF dipped from the 0.81 resistance zone on Wednesday, but bullish momentum remains intact as traders eye value entries near 0.80 or 0.79 during holiday-thinned trading.

The Euro climbed to test the 50-day EMA, but upside momentum remains capped below $1.17 as traders await clearer Fed signals and broader USD direction.

Bearish momentum has slowed to nothing on long-term charts, as this currency pair starts to build towards more bullish price movements.

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AUD/USD rebounded on strong Australian inflation data, reducing RBA rate cut expectations, though technical resistance near 0.6600 may cap further gains.

BTC/USD broke above the $90,000 resistance as oversold conditions and Fed rate cut optimism fueled a bullish reversal, with $95,000 in sight.

GBP/USD extended gains following the UK budget speech, but looming tax hikes and technical resistance near 1.3230 suggest the rally may soon face headwinds.

Gold prices remain bullish above $4160 as expectations of a Fed rate cut lift sentiment, but further gains depend on breaking the critical $4220 resistance level.

EUR/USD is stabilizing near 1.1560 amid improved sentiment and mixed US data, but technical indicators and Fed policy uncertainty keep the pair within a cautious bearish trend.

USD/BRL is rebounding from a key double-bottom support near 5.27, with bullish technical signals and economic divergence between Brazil and the U.S. supporting upside potential.

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The Nasdaq 100 edged lower on Tuesday, holding near critical support at 25,000 amid consolidation, as rate cut speculation and holiday-thinned volume shaped market behavior.

The British pound rallied on Tuesday as US rate cut expectations pressured the dollar, though GBP/USD now faces key resistance near 1.32 amid thin holiday trading conditions.

Bitcoin fell again on Tuesday, with institutional trading behavior and fragile sentiment pressuring price action toward the critical $80,000 support level.

The US Dollar is on the back foot and hotter Australian inflation data released earlier has pushed up the Aussie as markets see a more hawkish rate path.

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The US dollar fell against the yen on Tuesday amid Fed cut speculation, but strong support near ¥155 and a wide rate gap suggest the dip remains a buying opportunity.

The New Zealand dollar tested support near 0.56 on Tuesday but remains a weak performer against the US dollar, with resistance at 0.57 reinforcing the bearish trend.

The euro rallied Tuesday on growing Fed rate cut expectations, but technical resistance near 1.17 and support at 1.14 suggest the EUR/USD remains vulnerable to reversals.

The Australian dollar bounced back on Tuesday, holding within its 0.64–0.67 range as shifting Fed rate cut bets continue to drive AUD/USD volatility.

Bitcoin's rebound to $87,500 is losing steam, with bearish technical patterns and weak ETF inflows hinting at a potential drop toward the $80,637 support zone.

GBP/USD hovers near 1.3200 as a bearish flag pattern forms, with traders eyeing Rachel Reeves’ budget speech and growing expectations of a December BoE rate cut.

EUR/USD remains under pressure below key technical levels as rising expectations of a December Fed rate cut and weak US data reinforce a bearish outlook.

US producer prices rose 0.3% in September while retail sales slowed to 0.2%, prompting dollar weakness and modest stock gains amid delayed data and Fed rate pause expectations.

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Gold (XAU/USD) remains supported above $4000 as market uncertainty and growing Fed rate cut expectations buoy prices ahead of major US economic data.

EUR/USD holds in a tight bearish range as traders await pivotal US economic data, with a breakout likely depending on inflation and retail sales figures.

The US dollar continues to strengthen against the yen, with rate differentials driving upside momentum and key support levels attracting buyers toward the 160 target.

USD/CHF is testing key resistance near 0.8150, and a breakout above the 200-day EMA could trigger bullish momentum toward 0.8350, supported by strong fundamentals and SNB posture.

The DAX index bounced from key support at 23,000 and the 200-day EMA, with traders cautiously targeting 24,500 as global sentiment hinges on upcoming signals from the Federal Reserve.

The British pound saw a slight rebound on Monday, but resistance near 1.32 and looming bearish technical patterns suggest further downside could be ahead.

The US dollar regained ground against the Mexican peso on Monday, testing resistance near 18.50 while support at 18.25 remains a pivotal level amid shifting economic sentiment and rate dynamics.

The Euro continues to face selling pressure near 1.16, with fading rallies and overhead resistance pointing to a possible move toward 1.14 or even 1.11 if support fails.

Bitcoin shows intraday strength near $80,000 but remains vulnerable below key resistance at $92,500, with a breakdown below $75,000 potentially triggering a sharp move to $60,000.

The S&P 500 Index has bounced off its 100-day EMA and reclaimed the Ichimoku cloud, driven by a resurgence in AI stocks, with bulls now targeting the all-time high at $6,900.

The Nasdaq 100 Index is holding above the Ichimoku cloud and key EMAs ahead of major tech earnings, with bullish momentum suggesting a potential retest of its all-time high near $26,143.

US Dollar a bit weaker on increasing chance of a Fed rate cut, but further significant gains look unlikely today even if $1.3128 is breached.

AUD/USD trades near key support as markets await Australia’s CPI data, with a bearish technical setup pointing to a potential slide toward 0.6350.

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) rebounded to $88,500 amid dip buying and Fed rate cut optimism, with technicals suggesting a potential push toward the $91,000 resistance zone.

EUR/USD fell to 1.1520 after the Supertrend indicator signaled a bearish breakout, driven by rising Fed rate cut expectations and weak macroeconomic sentiment, with 1.1385 now in focus as key support.

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EUR/USD continues to struggle below 1.16 as bearish momentum builds, with traders eyeing key support at 1.1470 and awaiting economic signals from both sides of the Atlantic.

Gold (XAU/USD) remains range-bound near $4065 as neutral momentum persists, with traders watching $3970 and $4130 for the next breakout signal amid looming US data and holiday-thinned trade.

The US dollar dipped to 156.50 against the yen on Friday but remains supported by strong rate differentials and long-term bullish sentiment.