📌 Goldman Sachs: Data in line with today’s expectations will keep the Federal Reserve’s option to raise interest rates on the table, but it will not force it to act. Therefore, markets may focus more on Waller’s remarks, energy prices, labor market data, and upcoming developments than on what is announced today.
🚨#TÜFE data showed that after the “tone calmed down,” global markets rebounded strongly in the following period: Bitcoin rose from its dip to reach $78,000, and U.S. stock index futures maintained their upward momentum➕Ethereum climbed above $2,500
⚠️ Coal prices are hovering at the highest level in three months➕Coal prices have risen to $148 per ton, approaching the highest level in three months➕The International Energy Agency (IEA) warned that global demand this year will reach a record level
#EUR🇪🇺 Euro weakens while the dollar maintains its strong stance➕ While the euro holds the dollar’s support ahead of the key U.S. CPI data to be released today, it fell to about 1,15947 dollars on Friday➕ Investors continued to assess expectations regarding the European Central Bank’s latest policy decision and interest rate hikes
🇹🇷 Today’s important company and sector news (September 11, 2026)
🔹(#GESAN) signed a major solar energy project in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It signed a €26.87 million contract for a project covering the construction of a solar power plant, a substation, and transmission lines.
🔹(#BETAE) Beta Enerji signed a total $1.86 million contract for the supply of power transformers with two different companies based in Ukraine.
#GBP🇬🇧 The pound rose➕The British pound rose to around $1,352 on Friday after investors assessed the stronger-than-expected UK GDP data and growing expectations of interest rate hikes from the Bank of England➕UK GDP grew 0.4% month-on-month in July, beating expectations, and the services sector led the growth.
#BTC⚠️ Bitcoin is trading at $77.3K, driven by worries over tensions between the US and Iran and inflation (CPI)➕The increase in US-Iran military tensions made investors cautious➕Ahead of US inflation data, a cautious mood prevailed.
#AUD⚠️ The Australian dollar continued its recent decline below $0.72, hovering near its lowest level for more than a week, and was on track for a weekly loss amid a strengthening U.S. dollar and a sharp rise in Treasury bond yields
#JPY🇯🇵 Japanese yen: On Friday, it traded around the 154.19 level against the dollar, and after data in the U.S. showed that producer inflation accelerated in August, the dollar rebounded, pulling back from about seven-month peak levels➕Rising oil prices climbing above the yen also added pressure and kept inflation risks high
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