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#ETH #oil
Ethereum recovers some losses as fears of US-Iran strikes fade; macro headwinds limit the upside
Ethereum rebounded as oil prices eased and risk sentiment improved after fears of US strikes on Iran proved unfounded. However, persistent inflation risks, slowing growth and uncertainty ahead of the US midterms could limit further gains. This week, traders will focus on the FOMC decision.
Ethereum broke below key technical levels recently as fears of potential US strikes on Iran weighed on the crypto market. The expectations proved to be wrong, and we’ve started to see a general rebound in risk sentiment as oil prices eased.
In the bigger picture, nothing has changed as the Middle East crisis continues to put upward pressure on inflation while being a drag on global growth. The Federal Reserve is forced to keep a tightening bias, and we have the midterm elections adding further uncertainty. These negative forces are likely to limit major rallies in Ethereum.

#oil
Treasury Sec. Bessent says we are on the "other side of the energy shock". The price action needs to confirm that claim.
The technicals in the price of crude oil futures continue to tilt to the upside.

One of the most important lessons I learned early in my trading career was that price action needs to help confirm the fundamental story. A story can sound convincing. But for traders, the question is practical: Is the market moving in a way that supports it?
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said during an appearance on 2WAY TV that we are on the “other side of the energy shock.”

#solana
Solana remains under pressure as macro and geopolitical headwinds overshadow Alpenglow upgrade
Solana remains under pressure as oil above $100, geopolitical tensions and hawkish Fed keep the risk sentiment on the defensive. The Alpenglow consensus upgrade is the main SOL-specific event this week scheduled for tomorrow, while Friday’s US Flash PMIs could trigger broader crypto market volatility.

Solana continues to stay under pressure amid the negative macro backdrop as the geopolitical situation remains unchanged, with stalled US-Iran negotiations and the ongoing Saudi-Houthi conflict. Oil prices are back above $100, the Federal Reserve faces mounting inflation pressures that could force it to raise rates more than expected, and growth concerns are starting to take centre stage. That’s a bad mix for the crypto market.
On the fundamental side, Solana continues to see growth in tokenized equities, stablecoins and institutional adoption. However, these developments are clouded by the broader macro-driven selling.

#GOLD
Chart of the day: Gold price faces crucial $4,200 breakout test as US CPI looms
Gold buyers are fighting back but the region around $4,200 to $4,220 holds the key to a bigger upside move

The $4,200 mark has been a key battleground for gold in the past two weeks, and it could once again be part of the trading action today. The precious metal will face up against a big test from the US CPI report, with the inflation numbers having the potential to draw a broader market reaction that could impact gold.
While there are watchful eyes on the figure level, there's a little more to the technical picture than just that.

#oil
Oil prices retreat despite persistent Middle East tensions and stalled US-Iran negotiations. What's next?
Crude oil pulled back overnight despite persistent Middle East tensions and stalled US-Iran negotiations. The focus will remain on US-Iran negotiations where a breakthrough would trigger a strong selloff, while a re-escalation could push prices back above the $100 level.

Crude oil gave back some of yesterday’s gains overnight, although the geopolitical situation remained unchanged.
The Houthis continue to attack Saudi Arabia, keeping concerns about further disruptions to energy infrastructure and shipping routes high. Meanwhile, US-Iran negotiations remain at a stalemate, with no breakthrough in sight to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

#BTC
i think THE BTC HAS MOVE ON DOWN
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#oil #GOLD #BTC

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#GOLD
Gold price loses momentum as soft US jobs report fails to spark rebound
The softer US jobs data on Friday failed to unlock a sustained rebound in gold as Treasury yields stay stubbornly high

If something can’t go up on good news, that is rarely a good sign in markets.
In theory, the softer US jobs report at the end of last week should have been a clean setup for gold. The non-farm payrolls figure rose by just 29k in September, well below expectations around 90k, while the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2%.

#TRUMP
A "God made Trump" ad and at least 12 others are part of a controversial taxpayer-funded ad campaign to promote the US president and his policies

#OilPrice
Diesel crisis turns into a fight over emergency reserves as US pressures Europe
Washington wants Europe to tap into diesel stockpiles, but reserve barrels cannot fix the underlying supply problem

For much of the energy story since the Middle East crisis began, markets have been fixated on oil and understandably so. But right now, I would argue that diesel is starting to become one of the more important things to watch.
The global diesel market is getting tighter by the day, and we are now at the point where that squeeze is turning into a fight over emergency reserves.

#bnb
CHILL BRO

#oil
US offers up to 40 million barrels from the SPR
US releases more oil reserves

Breaking news:
Oil is under pressure as the US offers up to 40 million barrels from teh strategic

#GoldFallsTo$4144
Gold collapses as Trump rejects Iran's proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz and signals new bombings

#GOLD
wtf?

why gold is so down?

#oil

Commodities

The real oil shock isn't disappearing, it's moving into shipping costs
Oil is still moving out of the Middle East, but the problem is that moving it has become dramatically more expensive

If there's anything the US-Iran conflict has taught us, it is that the oil market has proven remarkably good at finding ways around disruption.
Barrels are still moving out of the Middle East despite the upheaval around traditional shipping routes. But the main problem is moving them has become extraordinarily expensive.

#GOLD
Gold Talking Points:
Gold was red on the week following the prior week gain, but notably sellers were unable to take out the FOMC swing low at $4235.The macro backdrop behind gold is about as unattractive as can be, with surging Treasury yields and an increasingly hawkish Fed.But, bigger picture, there’s still the motive for reserves to flow into areas like gold or Bitcoin and that can support the bullish argument from a long-term basis.
The silver lining, pun intended, is that gold hasn’t broken down more aggressively over the past two weeks.
Much like we saw back in June when Kevin Warsh first shocked markets by sounding far more hawkish than what anyone had expected, weakness in gold only went so far, as buyers showed up at the $4k handle and then held the lows for more than a month before ultimately tilting a breakout in August following Warsh’s next meeting atop the Fed.
Since then, however, the 2025-like action in gold has been evasive and the metal has sauntered lower, albeit tepidly.
From the weekly chart below you can see underside wicks illustrating buyers coming in to support the lows. But more problematic for shorter-term aims is the fact that sellers have been getting increasingly aggressive on bounces, thereby leading to a series of lower-highs.

Gold Weekly Price Chart

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#TRUMP
JUST IN: President Trump calls on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to negotiate a settlement with Russia, pointing to staggering casualty counts in the ongoing conflict.

Trump emphasizes that the overwhelming monthly death tolls, totaling tens of thousands of mostly military personnel, make reaching an immediate resolution critical.

"I want him to settle with Putin, and I want Putin to settle with him."

"This month, 25,000 people died. What a shame

#oil
Commodities

Crude oil breaks below short-term support. Can sellers keep control?
WTI slips beneath its 100-hour moving average and a swing area, putting $88.77 in focus.

Talk of progress adds pressure to oil
Adam Button posted that the atmosphere surrounding Iran–US talks in New York is becoming more positive, according to Al Jazeera’s Tehran bureau chief, Nourddine Dgheir. The report says the discussions have moved beyond initial diplomatic contacts into a more detailed technical phase. More Iranian officials have traveled to New York, and Qatar continues to mediate. Adam notes that an Axios report carries a similar message.
That is welcome news if it leads to an agreement, but talks are still talks. For oil traders, the possibility of easing tensions can reduce the geopolitical risk premium built into the price. The market’s reaction is worth watching, but progress in negotiations would need to turn into action to have a lasting impact.

#OIL

Commodities

Crude oil falls on reports of potential phased US-Iran deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz
Oil fell on reports of US-Iran talks over a phased deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. A breakthrough could trigger a sharp drop in crude, while a prolonged stalemate or renewed escalation would keep prices supported into new highs. The key focus remains on the timing and outcome of negotiations.

FUNDAMENTAL OVERVIEW
Crude oil fell yesterday after reports of US and Iran discussing a phased deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the US blockade. Iran has put an offer on the table, promising to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US meets its terms. Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi is staying in New York over the weekend to await a US response.