A couple of notes: The US and Canada switched off daylight saiving over the weekend. If you trade into North American markets you may nee to adjust your times It’s a market holiday in Japan today for Culture Day Featuring on the data agenda is the October 2025 Rating Dog China PMI published by Markit
OPEC+ raised output by 137,000 barrels per day, which is the same pace as last month. This round of output hikes kicks in for December but the group is clearly worried about winter oversupply as they agreed to pause hikes for Q1, 2026. That should lend some support to crude oil Monday, as it wasn’t
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Sun: US clocks change (LDN-NY gap reverts to 5hrs); OPEC-8 Meeting. Australian Final PMIs (Oct) Mon: Japan Culture Day Holiday; Swiss CPI (Oct), EZ, UK & US Final Manufacturing PMI (Oct), US ISM Manufacturing PMI (Oct), Construction Spending (Sep) Tue: RBA Announcement & SoMP, French Assembly Budget (PLF/Revenue) Vote; Canadian Trade Balance (Sep), New Zealand
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It was a week packed with market-moving headlines and wild cross-asset swings. Traders found themselves caught between optimism over a U.S.–China trade breakthrough and caution sparked by a hawkish twist from the Fed. The result was a volatile mix that saw US equities push to new records, yields jump, and currencies shuffle in dramatic fashion.
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The Bitcoin whitepaper, published by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, marks its 17th anniversary on Friday. Over the past 17 years, BTC has evolved from a peer-to-peer digital cash concept to an institutional-grade asset class, backed by spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, and sovereign adoption. Source link
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Used primarily as a bargaining tool to encourage Putin to return to the negotiating table regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict, markets are seriously questioning the effectiveness of recent sanctions. While predictably, the Kremlin made comments shortly after the announcement to suggest that the domestic Russian oil industry would be unaffected by new American sanctions, markets are
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