Hot spot tracking
- Chicago Fed data: The October unemployment rate is about 4.36%, hitting a four-year high. This news is negative for the US dollar and US stocks.
- The U.S. Geological Survey released the 2025 updated list of critical minerals, which includes copper, silver, and potash. This news is bullish for copper, silver, and potash.
- The World Gold Council stated that global gold ETFs saw net inflows for the fifth consecutive month in October, with average daily trading volume hitting a record high. This news is bullish for gold.
Product Hot Comment
Forex
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open EUR/USD ▼-0.00% 1.15439 1.15442 GBP/USD ▲0.07% 1.31417 1.31325 AUD/USD ▲0.10% 0.64859 0.64795 USD/JPY ▲0.01% 153.076 153.066 GBP/CAD ▲0.07% 1.85446 1.85311 NZD/CAD ▲0.06% 0.79571 0.79524 📝 Review:On Thursday, the US Dollar Index continued to decline throughout the day, falling below the 100 mark and extending losses during the US trading session, ultimately closing down 0.45% at 99.67. The benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield ended at 4.088%, while the policy-sensitive 2-year US Treasury yield closed at 3.570%.🕵️ Operation suggestion:USD/JPY 152.938 Buy Target Price 153.658
Gold
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Gold ▲0.32% 3989.62 3976.75 Silver ▲0.63% 48.215 47.915 📝 Review:Spot gold rode a "roller coaster", briefly returning above $4,010 during the European session, but before the U.S. session, the gold price plummeted sharply, erasing all intraday gains and turning negative, ultimately closing down 0.05% at $3,977.17 per ounce; spot silver finally closed up 0.03% at $48.01 per ounce.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Gold 3988.66 Sell Target Price 3924.31
Crude Oil
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open WTI Crude Oil ▲0.42% 59.659 59.408 Brent Crude Oil ▼-1.09% 62.739 63.432 📝 Review:Due to ongoing concerns about oversupply in the market, crude oil fell for the fourth consecutive day. WTI crude briefly climbed back above the $60 mark during European trading hours but quickly retreated and accelerated its decline before the U.S. trading session, erasing all intraday gains. It ultimately closed down 0.13% at $59.40 per barrel; Brent crude ended down 0.18% at $63.21 per barrel.🕵️ Operation suggestion:WTI Crude Oil 59.527 Sell Target Price 58.727
Indice
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Nasdaq 100 ▲0.14% 25227.15 25192.45 Dow Jones ▲0.10% 47055.3 47009.8 S&P 500 ▲0.11% 6744.45 6736.85 US Dollar Index ▼-0.49% 99.47 99.96 📝 Review:The three major U.S. stock indices all fell, with the Dow Jones closing down 0.84%, the S&P 500 down 1.12%, and the Nasdaq Composite down 1.9%. Tesla (TSLA.O) fell 3.5%, Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell 3.65%, while Meta (META.O), Amazon (AMZN.O), and Intel (INTC.O) all dropped more than 2.5%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index edged lower, with XPeng (XPEV.N) rising 9% and Baidu (BIDU.O) up 3%.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Nasdaq 100 25171.150 Sell Target Price 24814.840
Crypto
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open BitCoin ▲0.19% 101548.5 101352.6 Ethereum ▲0.33% 3326.3 3315.3 Dogecoin ▲0.39% 0.16151 0.16089 📝 Review:From last night to today, Bitcoin experienced a volatile decline, briefly touching a low of $100,300 before stabilizing slightly, currently trading around $101,000 (down about 3% in 24 hours). On the news front, continuous net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and BlackRock's transfer of some crypto assets, combined with uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy, have suppressed risk sentiment. Technically, it broke below the key support of the 200-day moving average, with the MACD death cross extending the green bars and the RSI leaning bearish. The $100,000 level has become a crucial psychological support, with resistance seen at $108,000. Short-term downside risks remain, focusing on subsequent ETF fund flows.🕵️ Operation suggestion:BitCoin 101283.2 Sell Target Price 99724.2
Calendar
- 21:30 (GMT+8): Canada October Employment Change
- 21:30 (GMT+8): Canada October Unemployment Rate
- 23:00 (GMT+8): US November Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Preliminary
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