🟡 Gold | Weak rebound; $3,900 is the key level Spot gold is around $3,899/oz, up about 0.6% intraday. Gold briefly fell to around $3,870 last Friday before recovering on Monday, but the overall trend remains weak. Near-term support is at $3,870 and $3,850, with resistance at $3,900, $3,925, and $3,950. Expectations for the Fed’s December policy, the dollar’s performance, and capital flows remain key factors affecting gold prices. Whether gold can regain and hold above $3,900 is crucial to whether the rebound can continue in the short term.
🛢️ Crude Oil | Geopolitical risks persist as prices retreat The reference price for front-month WTI futures is around $102.32/bbl, while Brent is around $111.59/bbl. The U.S. and Iran continue to communicate, and hopes for an easing of tensions have put pressure on oil prices. However, shipping risks in the Strait of Hormuz remain. OPEC+ kept its December production target unchanged, while U.S. crude inventories recently fell by about 1.9 million barrels. Watch $102 support for WTI and around $110 for Brent.
₿ Crypto Market | Rebound underway, but risks remain BTC is around $78,599 (+1.10%), ETH around $2,296 (+1.17%), BNB around $714.99 (+1.61%), and SOL around $95.24 (-0.64%). Total crypto market capitalization is about $2.63 trillion, and the Fear & Greed Index is at 37, indicating that market sentiment remains cautious.
BTC recently retreated from around $81,971, touching a low of $76,325 before rebounding to around $78,600. Near-term support is at $78,000 and $77,600, with resistance at $80,000.
Binance previously confirmed that its hot wallet was attacked, with about $6.3 billion in assets stolen. The company said it would cover users’ losses and stated that it had covered about 95% of the stolen assets. Withdrawals for some tokens are being gradually restored in phases. Although the incident is moving into the recovery phase, market confidence will take time to rebuild.
📅 Today’s Watchlist | Beijing Time
22:45 U.S. final Manufacturing PMI; 23:00 U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI, expected at 54.7; 00:15 the following day, remarks by Fed official Austan Goolsbee. This week, also watch the U.S. midterm elections, ADP employment data, ISM Services PMI, and the November 6 nonfarm payrolls report.
In a nutshell: Gold is waiting for a directional move around $3,900, crude oil is watching developments in the Middle East, and BTC’s rebound has yet to confirm a reversal. Today, focus on U.S. economic data, the dollar’s performance, and developments in the exchange security incident.
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🟡 Gold: Spot gold is at $4,003.36/oz, down 0.11%. U.S. PCE rose 0.3% month over month, while Q3 GDP grew by an initial estimate of 3.4%. A strong economy and rebounding inflation have fueled expectations of rate hikes, and gold plunged overnight, nearing the $4,000 level. Near-term support is at 4,000 and 3,989, with resistance at 4,030 and 4,050. Tonight, watch the U.S. Employment Cost Index.
🛢️ Crude oil: WTI is at $102.69/barrel, up 0.68%; Brent is at $111.63/barrel, up 0.74%. An oil tanker was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, and Houthi forces attacked Saudi facilities, with geopolitical risks heightening supply concerns. Brent has broken above $110; in the near term, watch resistance at $112 and support at $109. Sunday's OPEC+ meeting is worth watching.
₿ Crypto market: BTC is at $76,914, down 4.97%; ETH is at $2,209, down 5.89%; BNB is down 7.44%, and SOL is down 7.52%. The total market cap is approximately $2.58 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume at around $129.7 billion. The Fear & Greed Index is at 35, putting the market in fear territory.
Notably, open interest increased as BTC fell, and the share of long-position accounts rose to approximately 71.45%, pointing to near-term crowding on the long side and liquidation risk. Meanwhile, Binance is investigating a potential wallet security incident. Asset-freezing actions involving entities including Tether and Circle are related to the case, which has yet to be further confirmed. HYPE rose 12.53% against the trend, buoyed by news that ICE and Trade[XYZ] plan to develop a compliant perpetuals market, though the plan still requires regulatory approval.
📌 Today's watchlist: 18:00 Eurozone GDP; 20:30 U.S. Employment Cost Index; 21:00 German CPI; 01:00 the following day, U.S. oil rig count; on Sunday, the OPEC+ meeting.
Bottom line: Gold is testing the $4,000 level, crude oil is supported by geopolitical risks, and risk unwinding in the crypto market is ongoing. Tonight, focus on the U.S. ECI, whether BTC can reclaim $78,000, and developments in the Middle East.
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🟡 Gold: The Fed held rates steady at 3.75%–4.00%. The probability of a December rate hike rose to around 80%, while a stronger dollar pushed gold below $4,050. It is currently at $4,036.55 (-0.43%). Near-term momentum has weakened, with support at $4,030/$4,000 and resistance at $4,070/$4,100. Direction will depend on tonight’s PCE and Q3 GDP data.
🛢️ Crude oil: Conflict in Yemen and an attack on a Saudi refinery have heightened supply concerns. WTI is holding above $101.95, while Brent is struggling around the $110.43 level. EIA inventories fell by 1.9 million barrels, and OPEC+ is expected to maintain its production targets at Sunday’s meeting. Support: $100/$99; resistance: $102/$103.
₿ Crypto: After the FOMC decision, BTC climbed back above $81,000 and is currently at $81,465 (+0.93%). ETH is at $2,369, BNB around $741, and SOL around $107. BlackRock’s IBIT bought another 3,441 BTC. Support: $80,000; resistance: $83,000.
📌 Today's watchlist • 20:30: U.S. September core PCE annual rate; market forecast: 3.10%. If inflation comes in high, the dollar and yields could rise, weighing on gold and adding volatility to oil prices. • 20:30: U.S. preliminary Q3 real GDP, annualized quarter-on-quarter; market forecast: 3.2%. The strength or weakness of the data will affect expectations for the Fed’s next rate hike. • 20:30: U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending October 24; market forecast: 199,000. Watch how labor-market resilience feeds through to interest rates and risk assets. Summary: The Fed held steady, but expectations for a December hike have risen. Gold is under pressure, oil is supported by geopolitical risks, and crypto is back above $81,000. Tonight’s data will set the direction.
Today's focus: the Fed's FOMC decision, U.S. EIA crude oil inventories, and developments in the Middle East.
🟡 Gold|XAUUSD Spot gold: $4,061.85/oz (-0.02%)
Gold is fluctuating around $4,060 as markets await the FOMC. Support: $4,030, $4,000, and $3,989; resistance: $4,070, $4,100, and $4,150.
The Fed's decision will be announced at 02:00 Beijing time on October 29, followed by a press conference at 02:30. Markets widely expect rates to remain unchanged, but the policy path for December is still uncertain. A stronger U.S. dollar and higher Treasury yields could limit a gold rebound. In the near term, watch the $4,000–$4,100 range.
🛢️ Crude Oil|WTI / Brent WTI: $100.67/barrel (+0.77%)|08:27 Brent: $109.99/barrel (+0.53%)|08:33 Source: Huitong, East Money; refer to the original pages for the specific contract basis.
WTI support: $99.75, $99, and $97; resistance: $101 and $103. Brent support: $109.4, $108, and $105; resistance: $112 and $113.
EIA inventory data is due at 22:30 today. Also watch diplomatic developments in the Middle East. The $100 level for WTI and $110 for Brent are key; inventory data and geopolitical headlines could amplify volatility.
BTC has climbed back above $80,000. Support: $80,000, $79,500, and $78,000; resistance: $81,000, $82,000, and $83,000. Holding above $81,000 would put $82,000 in focus; a break below $80,000 would bring the $79,500 support into view. Percentage changes are rolling 24-hour data from the Binance API and do not indicate that funds have clearly shifted into altcoins.
📌 Today's key events
* 09:00 Reserve Bank of New Zealand rate decision * 21:45 Bank of Canada rate decision * 22:30 U.S. EIA crude oil inventories * 02:00 next day: Fed FOMC decision * 02:30 next day: Fed Chair's press conference * Time TBA: Israeli election and Middle East developments
In brief: Gold awaits the FOMC; oil traders are watching the $100/$110 levels and EIA inventories; BTC is holding above $80,000 but still needs to break $81,000 to confirm strength.
Gold has reclaimed the $4,000 level, with the oversold rebound continuing. Near-term trading is choppy with a bullish bias.
* Support: 4,000 / 3,977 / 3,960 * Resistance: 4,020 / 4,050 / 4,100 * Key focus: The FOMC meeting and subsequent interest rate guidance; holding above 4,020 could pave the way for a test of 4,050.
Total crypto market capitalization is approximately $2.68 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume of approximately $66.8 billion. The Fear & Greed Index is 44 (Neutral).
Key BTC levels * Support: 79,500 / 79,000 / 78,000 * Resistance: 80,500 / 81,000 / 82,000 * Key focus: BTC is fluctuating around $80,000; watch for a surge in volume and volatility in both directions ahead of the FOMC.
📌 What to Watch Today * All day: Federal Reserve FOMC meeting (10/27–28) * 10/29, 02:00 Beijing time: Interest rate decision expected * All day: Middle East developments and oil supply risks * This week: Global central bank policy and October PMI data
In a nutshell Gold has reclaimed the $4,000 level, crude oil has pulled back from highs, and crypto markets are slightly mixed. The FOMC decision and the situation in the Middle East are the key near-term drivers. Watch the $4,020 level for gold, $100 for WTI, and $80,000 for BTC.
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🟡 Gold Morning Brief (XAUUSD) Spot 3,983.58 (-0.33%); Friday closed at 3,995.63, falling below 4,000. Gold lost about 4.7% over the week, then surged above 4,000 on Monday before pulling back and consolidating. The RSI is recovering from deeply oversold levels. 4,000 is the key battleground: holding above it puts 4,020–4,050 in view; falling below it brings 3,977/3,960/3,900 into focus. The FOMC decision (due early on 10/29) is expected to leave rates unchanged in October, with another move in December. Signs of easing tensions in the Middle East have eased inflation concerns, but Trump said he could “strike Iran again at any time.” Bottom line: range-bound trading ahead of the FOMC.
🛢️ Oil Morning Brief (WTI / Brent) WTI around 101.8 (-1.3%); Brent 110.25 (-1.30%). After hitting a seven-month high on Friday, signs of easing tensions gained traction over the weekend, sending prices down about 1.3% in early Monday trading. The RSI has retreated from around 70, an overbought level: WTI support at 100; Brent levels to watch at 110/108. A renewed escalation could send prices back to 113–116.7. U.S. inventories at a 44-year low are supporting the physical market.
₿ Crypto Morning Brief BTC 80,471 (+0.07%), ETH 2,348 (+0.49%), BNB around 742 (+1.70%), SOL around 105 (+0.55%); total market cap around $2.69 trillion. Prices have stabilized, with major coins broadly higher. BTC briefly fell below 80,000 on Binance before recovering, as the 80,000 level remains a tug-of-war. Trading volume fell to $37 billion, and traders are largely staying cautious ahead of the FOMC. BTC support: 80,000/79,500/79,000; resistance: 81,000/82,000.
📌 Today’s Watchlist • Middle East situation (Trump said he could “strike Iran again at any time, or reach a deal”) • Federal Reserve FOMC (due early on 10/29): October rate pause expected • This week’s key themes: major central bank week, October PMI on 10/31, gold’s 4,000 level, and geopolitical pullbacks in oil prices
In a nutshell: Signs of easing tensions in the Middle East sent oil down about 1.3% in early trading (Brent at 110); oversold gold rebounded but is battling around 4,000 (spot at 3,984); crypto stabilized on lower volume (BTC at 80,471); the FOMC decision (early on 10/29) will set the tone.
🟡 Gold|XAUUSD Spot gold at $4,028.31/oz (+0.12%) as of 09:02. It fell about 2.8% on Wednesday, hitting a low of $4,016.54. Gold edged higher in the Asian session today, but the trend remains weak.
Technical outlook: RSI is around 25–30, in oversold territory, leaving room for a technical rebound. Support: 4000, 3960, 3900; resistance: 4050, 4100, 4130. Rising oil prices have heightened inflation and rate-hike concerns, while safe-haven demand has not been enough to offset selling pressure on gold. If $4,000 gives way, gold could test $3,960/$3,900; the outlook may improve only if it climbs back above $4,050–$4,100.
🛢️ Crude Oil|WTI / Brent WTI around $99.2/barrel (-0.25%) Brent around $113/barrel (+4.0%). On Thursday, escalating tensions in the Middle East drove WTI to close at $99.47 and Brent at $113.17, their highest levels since June. EIA inventories fell by 3.061 million barrels, adding to the impact of an API inventory draw and risks around the Strait of Hormuz, supporting oil prices.
Technical levels: WTI support at 98/97/96, resistance at 100.65/101.4; Brent support at 111.3/110/109, resistance at 113.5/115. Geopolitical risks are bullish, but weak demand expectations and changes in Russian supply are limiting further gains. With oil prices at elevated levels, beware of a pullback after a spike and avoid chasing the rally blindly.
Total crypto market capitalization is around $2.72 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume at about $79.9 billion. The Fear and Greed Index is 47, indicating a neutral market. Rising oil prices have heightened inflation and rate-hike concerns, putting risk assets under pressure. BTC pulled back from above $84,000 to around $81,000. Support: $81,000/$80,000/$79,500; resistance: $82,000/$83,000/$84,000. Volatility is increasing; watch the $81,000 support level and fund flows ahead of the FOMC.
📌 Today's Watchlist • 22:00|U.S. September New Home Sales: Housing market performance and inflation expectations. • All day|Middle East tensions: Developments around the Strait of Hormuz and between the U.S. and Iran, which could affect oil prices and inflation expectations. • FOMC next week: Watch the interest rate outlook and market reaction.
In a nutshell: Geopolitical risks have pushed Brent to around $113; gold is nearing the $4,000 level; crypto markets have also pulled back, with BTC around $81,400. In the short term, watch support at $4,000 for gold and $81,000 for BTC.
Spot gold: $4,113.85/oz (-0.27%) as of 09:02. On Tuesday, supported by a pullback in U.S. Treasury yields and safe-haven demand, COMEX gold futures closed at $4,159.5. Gold hit an intraday low of $4,111.73 in today’s Asian session and remains range-bound.
The technical outlook is weak, with the RSI around 45 and the MACD histogram narrowing. Support: 4,100, 4,066, 4,000; resistance: 4,130, 4,146, 4,160. Falling Treasury yields are supportive of gold, but inflation and expectations for Fed policy are limiting gains. Central bank purchases and safe-haven demand provide longer-term support. In the short term, watch the 4,100–4,160 range: a break below 4,100 would bring lower support levels into focus, while a sustained move above 4,146–4,160 would help confirm a rebound.
🛢️ Crude Oil|WTI / Brent
WTI: $98.00/barrel (+0.93%); Brent: $110.00/barrel (+1.07%). On Tuesday, WTI closed at $97.15 and Brent at $108.82. Brent briefly broke above $111 today before pulling back.
WTI support: 97, 96, 94.8; resistance: 100, 101.4. Brent support: 108, 107, 105; resistance: 111.3, 112. EIA crude inventories fell by 3.061 million barrels, while new U.S. actions toward Iran also supported prices. However, weak demand and changes in Russian supply are limiting gains. The short-term outlook is firm, but volatility remains high. Key levels to watch are $109–$112 for Brent and the $100 mark for WTI.
₿ Cryptocurrency|Binance
BTC: $84,272.52 (+1.73%); ETH: $2,476.10 (+1.26%); BNB: $748.78 (+1.00%); SOL: $107.40 (+0.92%). Total crypto market capitalization is approximately $2.81 trillion (+1.49%), with 24-hour trading volume of approximately $79.5 billion.
BTC is holding above $84,000. Resistance: 84,900, 85,000, 86,000; support: 84,000, 83,000, 82,500. A high-volume break above the resistance zone could extend the rebound; a drop below 84,000 would raise the risk of a pullback. The short-term outlook is firm, but chasing the rally is not advised.
📌 Today’s Watchlist
20:30 U.S. initial jobless claims; 22:00 U.S. September existing home sales and eurozone consumer confidence; time TBA: Fed officials’ remarks. Focus on employment and housing data, as well as changes in interest rate expectations.
Summary: Gold is range-bound with a weak bias; crude oil is supported by inventory draws and geopolitical risks; the crypto market’s rebound is continuing. Watch for volatility triggered by data, policy, and geopolitical risks.
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Spot gold is trading at $4,120.91 per ounce. Gold has fallen for several consecutive sessions, with a weak near-term bias. $4,100 is key support; if it breaks, watch $4,066 and $4,000. Resistance is at $4,130 and $4,146. Elevated U.S. Treasury yields continue to weigh on gold prices, while central bank purchases provide long-term support.
🛢️ Oil Morning Briefing|WTI / Brent
WTI is trading at $98.18 per barrel, and Brent at $109.10 per barrel. API data showed crude inventories fell by about 4.93 million barrels, providing short-term support for oil prices. However, weak demand expectations and changes in Russian oil supply are limiting gains. Watch the $107–$112 range for Brent and $97–$100 for WTI. Tonight’s EIA inventory data may provide direction.
The total crypto market capitalization is about $2.77 trillion (+1.81%). The Fear and Greed Index stands at 52, indicating neutral market sentiment. Major coins have broadly rebounded, with BTC rising above $82,000. Watch resistance at $83,000–$83,439, and support at $82,000 and $81,200. Whether the rebound can continue remains to be confirmed.
📌 Key Events to Watch Today
U.S. EIA crude oil inventories, remarks by Federal Reserve officials, and news related to the U.S.–Russia meeting.
In a nutshell: Gold is weak amid elevated U.S. Treasury yields, with $4,100 a key level for bulls and bears; oil is supported by the API inventory draw but constrained by demand and supply expectations, with markets awaiting EIA guidance; crypto is broadly higher, with BTC above $82,000 but still facing resistance at $83,000–$83,439.
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🟡 Gold Morning Brief|XAUUSD Spot gold is trading at $4,130.91 per ounce. After falling below $4,140, gold prices continued to weaken, with limited upside in the short-term rebound. Technically, the MACD is weakening. Watch the $4,100–$4,066 support zone, with resistance at $4,146 and $4,170. Rising U.S. Treasury yields continue to weigh on gold, while central-bank buying and the situation in the Middle East provide some support.
🛢️ Oil Morning Brief|WTI / Brent WTI crude is trading at $98.24 per barrel, down 0.79%; Brent crude is trading at $109.22 per barrel, down 0.58%. Oil prices have pulled back after recently surging, with the market influenced by both geopolitical risks and demand concerns. In the short term, watch support at $97 for WTI and $107 for Brent. If the situation in the Middle East escalates further, oil prices could strengthen again; if demand expectations continue to weaken, prices remain at risk of a correction.
₿ Crypto Morning Brief BTC: 81,745 (+1.16%) ETH: 2,391 (+2.39%) BNB: approx. 726 (+2.86%) SOL: approx. 107 (+3.10%) Total crypto market capitalization: approx. $2.73 trillion. Commentary: The crypto market rebounded broadly early Tuesday morning. Bitcoin rose from below the 80,000 mark to 81,745, and briefly moved above $83,000 in early trading. ETH gained 2.39% to 2,391, while BTC dominance fell to 60.22%. 24-hour trading volume increased to $72.1 billion, with derivatives volume up 49.1% week over week, signaling a recovery in market sentiment. However, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw net outflows of $228.6 million last week, with cumulative outflows exceeding $1 billion in October, suggesting institutional investors remain cautious. Key BTC support levels are 81,000/80,000/79,700, with resistance at 82,300/83,000/84,000.
📌 Key Events to Watch Today 1. U.S. Treasury yields and remarks from Federal Reserve officials; watch their impact on gold and risk assets. 2. The situation in Iran and geopolitical risks in the Middle East; watch their impact on oil supply expectations and market risk sentiment. 3. U.S. crude oil inventory data; assess how inventory changes affect supply-and-demand expectations and oil price movements.
Summary: Rising U.S. Treasury yields continue to weigh on gold. Oil is fluctuating between geopolitical risks and weak demand, while crypto markets are biased to the downside in the short term. Today, watch U.S. Treasury yields, U.S. crude oil inventories, and whether BTC can hold above $80,000.
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🟡 Gold|XAUUSD Spot gold is at $4,171.47 per ounce. Gold is consolidating at elevated levels, with 4,146 as the short-term pivot. Support: 4,146 and 4,100; resistance: 4,198 and 4,220. The risk of rising U.S. Treasury yields is weighing on gold, while geopolitical tensions and central bank purchases are providing support. If gold holds above 4,146, watch for a potential rebound; if it breaks below, keep an eye on a retest of 4,100.
🛢️ Crude Oil|WTI / Brent WTI is at $98.94 per barrel, and Brent is at $107.92 per barrel. Oil prices have pulled back from their highs, with the market watching whether energy supplies will increase after the U.S. eases sanctions on Russia. WTI support: $98.5 and $97; resistance: $101.4 and $104. Brent support: $106.5 and $105; resistance: $110. Geopolitical risks could still trigger sharp volatility.
₿ Cryptocurrency BTC $82,480 (+1.14%), ETH $2,420 (+0.59%), BNB $725 (+0.94%), SOL $104.65 (+1.05%). Commentary: The crypto market broadly weakened in the early hours of Monday. Bitcoin fell below the $81,000 level to 80,791 (-0.88%); ETH dropped 3.33% to 2,336; SOL fell 3.18%, DOGE 4.66%, and BNB 1.53%. Altcoins fell notably more than major cryptocurrencies. BTC dominance rose to 60.39%, as funds rotated back into Bitcoin as a safe haven. Derivatives trading volume surged 47.3% from the previous period, while 24-hour liquidations reached $273 million, with longs accounting for 60%. The “6% risk” on the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has once again become a key factor weighing on risk assets. Combined with net outflows of more than $1 billion from spot ETFs in October, institutional investors remain cautious. Key BTC support levels are 80,000 / 79,700 / 78,500, with resistance at 81,500 / 82,300 / 83,400. A break below 80,000 could open the way to 79,500–79,000.
📌 What to Watch Today Keep a close eye on Treasury yields, changes in Russian energy supplies, the Russia-Ukraine situation, and risks around the Strait of Hormuz.
In a nutshell: Gold is consolidating at elevated levels, crude oil has retreated after surging, and crypto markets are rebounding. This week, focus on yield movements and geopolitical developments, and be cautious about chasing rallies.
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🟡 Gold Morning Briefing|XAUUSD Spot gold: $4,157.32/oz Price action: Gold fell to around $4,127 on Wednesday before rebounding strongly on Thursday. COMEX gold futures closed up 2.06% at $4,192.50. Gold is trading around $4,157 in the Asian session today. Technical outlook: RSI is around 52, showing some short-term recovery. Support: 4,150/4,100; resistance: 4,193/4,200. Macro outlook: U.S. PPI and retail sales came in above expectations, but falling Treasury yields and a weaker dollar helped gold rebound. Watch for remarks by Fed Chair Warsh and developments in the Middle East. Bottom line: If gold holds above 4,150, watch 4,193–4,200. If yields rebound, keep an eye on the 4,100–4,150 range.
🛢️ Oil Morning Briefing|WTI / Brent WTI: $97.97/barrel (approximately +3.03%) Brent: $105.92/barrel (down 0.13% on the day) Price action: Reports that the U.S. and Israel are discussing plans to strike Iran heightened supply concerns, sending WTI sharply higher while Brent edged lower. Technical outlook: WTI is trending stronger. Support: 96/94.8/93.5; resistance: 98.5/100/101.5. Brent support: 104.5/103/101.2; resistance: 107/108.5/110. Macro outlook: Geopolitical risks in the Middle East are pushing up the oil risk premium. The IEA’s release of strategic reserves and changes in supply could limit gains. Bottom line: WTI has broken above $97; watch 98.5–100. For Brent, watch whether it can reclaim $107.
₿ Cryptocurrency BTC: $82,307 (+0.75%) ETH: $2,451 (+0.97%) BNB: approximately $727 (+0.51%) SOL: approximately $109 (+1.73%) Total crypto market cap: approximately $2.77 trillion Commentary: The crypto market rebounded from Thursday’s lows. BTC briefly fell below $80,000, touching a low of $79,694 before recovering. Liquidations totaled approximately $929 million over 24 hours, indicating high volatility; the rebound still needs confirmation. BTC support: 81,500/80,000/79,700; resistance: 82,500/83,400/84,000.
📌 Today’s Watchlist * 11:30|Fed Chair Warsh attends the IMF Annual Meetings: Watch for comments on the interest rate outlook. * 17:00|Eurozone September final annual CPI. * 20:30|U.S. economic data: Watch retail sales and other data, as well as the market reaction.
Summary: Gold rebounded from its low to $4,157, WTI approached $98 on geopolitical risks, and the crypto market recovered from around $80,000. Today, focus on remarks by the Fed Chair and developments in the Middle East.
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🟡 Gold Morning Briefing|XAUUSD Trend: U.S. September CPI came in above expectations, and gold fell on Wednesday. It is rebounding slightly in the Asian session today. Spot gold: $4,141.17/oz Technical outlook: RSI is around 48, indicating short-term weakness. Key support: 4,130, 4,100, and 4,066; resistance: 4,160, 4,180, and 4,200. Macro outlook: CPI rose 3.7% year over year. A stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields are weighing on gold, while safe-haven demand and central bank purchases are providing support. Bottom line: 4,100–4,130 is a key short-term support zone. If rate-hike expectations continue to build, gold may retest 4,100–4,066; if buying strengthens, watch 4,160–4,180.
🛢️ Oil Morning Briefing|WTI / Brent WTI: $95.09/barrel (up 1.01% on the day) Brent: $106.06/barrel (up 0.35% on the day) Trend: Both benchmarks remain firm, supported by Middle East supply risks and inflation pressures. Technical outlook: WTI support at 93.5/92/90, resistance at 95.5/97/98.5; Brent support at 105/104/102.6, resistance at 107/108.5/110. Macro outlook: Risks around the Strait of Hormuz are supporting oil prices, while the release of strategic reserves and expectations of improved supply are limiting gains. Bottom line: For WTI, hold above 93.5 to target 95.5–97; for Brent, hold above 105 to target 107–108.5.
₿ Crypto Morning Briefing BTC: 81,716.01 (▼ 1.946%) ETH: 2,419.26 (▼ 3.441%) BNB: 730.61 (▼ 1.678%) SOL: 104.47 (▼ 2.701%) Total crypto market capitalization: approximately $2.74 trillion. Commentary: Following higher-than-expected U.S. CPI, the crypto market came under broad pressure. BTC slipped to around $81,700, while ETH fell more sharply and SOL also weakened. Trading volume across the market increased, amplifying volatility. U.S. interest rate expectations remain a key short-term factor to watch. BTC support: $81,000, $80,000, and $79,000. BTC resistance: $82,500, $83,500, and $84,000. Key focus: Can BTC hold above $81,000? A break below this level could signal further losses.
📌 Today's Key Events Fed officials' speeches: Watch for clues on the interest rate path. 20:30 U.S. initial jobless claims for last week. U.S. September retail sales: Watch for changes in consumer spending and inflation. Middle East situation: Continues to affect the oil supply risk premium.
Summary: Higher-than-expected CPI is still weighing on gold's rebound; oil is supported by geopolitical risks; and crypto is broadly lower. Today, watch Fed commentary, U.S. labor market data, and developments in the Middle East.
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🟡 Gold Morning Briefing | XAUUSD * Spot gold: $4,156.35 per ounce * Technicals: RSI around 50; the MACD histogram is narrowing. Support at 4,150, 4,100, and 4,066; resistance at 4,180, 4,200, and 4,233. * Macro: Rising U.S. Treasury yields and a relatively strong dollar are limiting gold's rebound, while Middle East tensions are driving safe-haven demand. U.S. September CPI tonight is a key variable. * Outlook: 4,150 is the key short-term threshold. If CPI comes in below expectations, gold could rebound to 4,180–4,200; if inflation is higher than expected, watch the 4,100–4,066 support zone.
🛢️ Oil Morning Briefing | WTI / Brent WTI crude: 94.14, up +0.43% on the day, dollars per barrel Brent crude: 105.69, down -0.90% on the day, dollars per barrel * Technicals: WTI RSI around 58, Brent around 55. WTI support at 92 and 90; resistance at 94.8, 95.5, and 97. Brent support at 104 and 102.6; resistance at 106.4, 107, and 110. * Macro: Risks around the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. military deployments are supporting oil prices; releases from strategic reserves and potential supply improvements are capping gains. Watch EIA inventories and OPEC's monthly report. * Outlook: Geopolitical risks remain the main driver. If WTI holds above $92, watch 94–95.5; if Brent holds above $104, watch 106–107.
₿ Crypto Morning Briefing BTC: 83,370.82 (+1.884%) ETH: 2,506.58 (+2.841%) BNB: 743.05 (+1.551%) SOL: 107.40 (+3.299%) Total crypto market capitalization: $2.80 trillion, up +2.05% over the past 24 hours Total crypto trading volume over the past 24 hours was about $78.7 billion, down around 8.4% from the previous period. Commentary: The latest market data shows a rebound in crypto compared with earlier. BTC has climbed back above $83,000, while ETH, BNB, and SOL also advanced, with SOL leading the gains. BTC support: $83,000, $82,000, $81,000. BTC resistance: $84,000, $85,000, $86,000.
📌 Today's Watchlist 20:30 | U.S. September CPI: Whether inflation exceeds expectations could affect the dollar, Treasury yields, gold, and crypto markets. * 22:30 | U.S. EIA crude oil inventories: Watch how inventory changes affect oil prices. * Fed officials' remarks: Watch for comments on interest rates and inflation. * Middle East tensions: Shipping safety in the Strait of Hormuz remains an important driver of oil prices.
Summary: Markets are awaiting direction ahead of the CPI release. Holding 4,150 is key for gold; oil is fluctuating within a wide range, supported by geopolitical risks; and crypto has rebounded, with BTC back above $83,000.
Gold pulled back after climbing to $4,200 and is currently trading in a range of 4,150–4,176. RSI is around 74, suggesting the market is overheated in the short term. Support is at 4,150–4,157, with resistance at 4,176 and 4,200. Expectations of a stronger dollar and higher U.S. Treasury yields are weighing on prices, while safe-haven demand amid geopolitical tensions is providing support.
Conclusion: The short-term outlook is range-bound with a slight downside bias. Watch whether support near 4,150 holds.
Geopolitical supply risks are supporting oil prices, but expectations of improved supply are creating downward pressure. In the short term, watch for an oversold rebound and OPEC's monthly report. WTI support is at 91.67 and 91.00; Brent support is at 103.43 and 102.50.
Conclusion: Oil prices are fluctuating widely, with geopolitical risks remaining a key variable.
The crypto market broadly declined, with SOL posting a larger loss. 24-hour trading volume rose to about $88.1 billion. For BTC, watch support at $82,000 and $81,000, and resistance at $83,000 and $84,000.
Conclusion: The market has weakened in the short term. Watch whether BTC can reclaim $83,000.
📌 Today's Watchlist
* OPEC monthly oil report: Watch supply, demand, and inventory forecasts. * 15:45 Fed Governor Waller speaks: Watch his views on interest rates and inflation. * 20:15 U.S. ADP weekly employment change. * 22:00 U.S. existing home sales. * Continue to monitor the situation in the Strait of Hormuz and energy supply risks.
In a nutshell: Watch support at 4,150 for gold, look for an oversold rebound in oil, and note the broad weakness in crypto. Geopolitical developments and U.S. economic data are key.
🟡 Gold|XAUUSD Spot Gold price: 4212.83 USD/oz Gold has continued to rebound, recovering about 147 USD from its low of 4066 and breaking above the 4200 mark. RSI is around 58, and the MACD bullish crossover is recovering. Support: 4150/4100/4066; resistance: 4233/4280/4300. Holding above 4200 could pave the way for further gains, while a stronger dollar or easing geopolitical tensions may prompt a pullback. This week, watch U.S. CPI and Fed remarks.
🛢️ Crude Oil|WTI / Brent WTI: 89.98 USD/barrel; Brent: 102.59 USD/barrel Signals of easing geopolitical tensions have led oil prices to give back their gains, with WTI falling below 90 and Brent slipping under 103. Support levels are 88.3/87 for WTI and 101.2/100 for Brent; resistance levels are 91/92 and 104/105.5, respectively. Easing tensions could continue to weigh on prices, while an escalation of Middle East risks could trigger a rebound.
₿ Cryptocurrency|Latest on Binance BTC: 83,700 (+0.83%) ETH: 2,543.82 (+1.33%) BNB: 752.56 (+0.53%) SOL: 111.67 (+1.50%) Total crypto market cap: about 2.82 trillion USD; Fear & Greed Index: 58|Neutral. Major cryptocurrencies have generally posted modest rebounds. For BTC, watch support at 83,000/82,000/81,000 and resistance at 84,000/85,000/86,000.
📌 Today’s Watchlist
* Geopolitical developments: Iran, Russia-Ukraine, and the Strait of Hormuz * U.S. September CPI and remarks by Fed officials * EIA inventories and the OPEC+ monthly report * Crypto regulatory policies and market fund flows
In brief: Gold has continued to recover after breaking above 4200, oil prices have pulled back amid expectations of easing geopolitical tensions, and crypto markets have rebounded modestly. This week, the key things to watch are U.S. CPI and developments in the geopolitical situation.
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