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The NASDAQ 100 initially dipped just a bit on Monday, but then turned around to show signs of life again.
The US dollar drifted a little bit lower against the Canadian dollar on Monday as we continue to see the crude oil markets trying to break out to fresh, new highs again.
The Bitcoin market pulled back a bit on Monday only to test the $60,000 level.
Gold markets rallied quite nicely on Monday to reach towards the 200-day EMA.
The S&P 500 went gone back and forth on Monday as we continue to hover near the all-time highs.
Silver markets initially dipped on Monday but found enough support below near the 50-day EMA to send the market back to the upside.
The West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil market rallied a bit on Monday, trying to take out the $85 level, an area that would attract a certain amount of psychological attention.
The BTC/USD price moved sideways as October’s spectacular rally took a breather.
The GBP/USD pair remained under pressure even after the relatively positive UK manufacturing output data.
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The EUR/USD crawled back in the overnight session as investors reflected on the relatively weak German retail sales data and American strong Manufacturing PMI numbers.
SHIB/USD is getting plenty of attention from the media, and its social influencers are voicing their love for the volatile cryptocurrency asset as it produces thrills on a daily basis.
The USD/MXN is trading near short-term highs, and has values exhibited in the second week of October within scope.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.The EUR/USD is traversing low water marks in early trading today as it continues to flirt with long-term lows, and speculators wonder what’s next.
Gold bulls succeeded in grabbing the $1810 resistance as demand for safe-haven assets rose after the dollar fell following data which showed a significant slowdown in US GDP growth in the third quarter.
For three weeks in a row, the USD/JPY has remained stable around the 114.00 resistance, near a 3-year high, amid strong expectations of a tightening of the US Federal Reserve's policy.