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The euro fell again on Tuesday as we continue to see a lot of downward pressure.
The British pound broke down significantly on Tuesday to slice through the 1.36 handle.
The Australian dollar initially tried to rally on Tuesday but gave back gains as we continue to threaten the 0.73 handle.
Gold markets broke down a bit on Tuesday to slice through the $1740 region, an area that has been supportive for a while.
Bitcoin markets initially tried to rally on Tuesday but then gave back gains yet again to show signs of exhaustion.
The S&P 500 fell significantly on Tuesday as we continue to test the downside based upon fear and interest rates rising in the United States.
The NASDAQ 100 fell rather hard on Tuesday to reach down and break the bottom of the lows from last week.
The US dollar rallied against the Canadian dollar on Tuesday to break towards the 1.37 handle, and as a result it is likely that we will continue to see this market hang in the same consolidation and grind a bit higher.
$42,663 looks likely to be today’s pivotal point.
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The price is trading at a new 8-month low on high volatility.
The EUR/USD retreated in the overnight session as global risks continued rising and as US bond yields rose.
The AUD/USD declined as investors reflected on the growing risks of a US government shutdown and stagflation.
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The NASDAQ 100 has been in an uptrend for what seems like ages, and I think that might continue to be the case.
The S&P 500 has been drifting a little bit lower over the last several weeks, as September has been a little bit difficult.