Hot spot tracking
- Court documents show the U.S. government plans to lay off over 4,000 people, with the layoffs "primarily targeting Democrats." The U.S. military faces unpaid salaries due to a government shutdown. This news is negative for the U.S. dollar.
- The U.S. Department of Defense plans to spend $10 billion to acquire critical minerals. This news is positive for mining companies.
- Hamas: Will retaliate with full force if Israel resumes military operations. Hamas officials say the faction is prepared to relinquish control over the Gaza Strip. This news is bullish for crude oil.
Product Hot Comment
Forex
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open EUR/USD ▲0.41% 1.16121 1.15648 GBP/USD ▲0.31% 1.33493 1.33075 AUD/USD ▼-1.08% 0.64835 0.65541 USD/JPY ▼-0.95% 151.594 153.051 GBP/CAD ▲0.26% 1.86899 1.86419 NZD/CAD ▼-0.51% 0.8012 0.80532 📝 Review:Last Friday, the US Dollar Index plummeted during the session, breaking below the 99 mark, and ultimately closed down 0.56% at 98.835, ending a four-day winning streak. US Treasury yields surged across the board, with the benchmark 10-year yield closing at 4.036%, and the policy-sensitive 2-year yield closing at 3.512%.🕵️ Operation suggestion:USD/JPY 151.976 Buy Target Price 153.147
Gold
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Gold ▲0.89% 4011.39 4003.93 Silver ▲1.91% 49.957 49.023 📝 Review:As risk aversion sentiment reignited, spot gold rose above $4,000 per ounce, ultimately closing up 0.87% at $4,010.43 per ounce, marking eight consecutive weekly gains; spot silver once touched $51 per ounce but retreated in late trading, finally closing up 1.51% at $49.973 per ounce.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Gold 4027.34 Buy Target Price 4059.60
Crude Oil
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open WTI Crude Oil ▼-4.38% 58.457 61.135 Brent Crude Oil ▼-3.91% 62.436 64.974 📝 Review:International crude oil plummeted due to renewed concerns over demand prospects. WTI crude oil continued to fall, breaking below the $58 mark, and ultimately closed down 5.32% at $57.879 per barrel, hitting a five-month low and recording the largest single-day drop since June 23. Brent crude oil ultimately closed down 4.48% at $62.04 per barrel.🕵️ Operation suggestion:WTI Crude Oil 59.124 Sell Target Price 57.338
Indice
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Nasdaq 100 ▼-3.54% 24215.2 25104.85 Dow Jones ▼-1.92% 45474.3 46366.3 S&P 500 ▼-2.74% 6551.05 6735.85 US Dollar Index ▼-0.54% 98.66 99.2 📝 Review:The three major U.S. stock indices collectively closed lower, with the Dow down 1.9%, the S&P 500 down 2.7%, and the Nasdaq Composite down 3.5%. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 recorded their largest single-day declines since April 10. Major tech stocks broadly declined, with Amazon (AMZN.O), Tesla (TSLA.O), and Nvidia (NVDA.O) falling about 5%, and Apple (AAPL.O) down 3.45%. The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index closed down over 6%, with Alibaba (BABA.N) and Baidu (BIDU.O) both falling more than 8%, and Bilibili (BILI.O) down 9%.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Nasdaq 100 24618.550 Sell Target Price 24198.148
Crypto
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open BitCoin ▲0.41% 114865.5 114395 Ethereum ▼-0.08% 4134 4137.3 Dogecoin ▲0.23% 0.20984 0.20936 📝 Review:From last night to today, Bitcoin fluctuated and rebounded, rising from a low of $109,862 to $113,255 (a 1.09% increase in 24 hours), with the highest point reaching $113,508. On the news front, expectations of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed in October provided support, and institutions such as BlackRock showed resilience in their holdings. However, short-term ETF outflows and the approaching interest rate decision have triggered a wait-and-see sentiment. From a technical perspective, $109,862 has become a key support level, with resistance pointing to $113,500. The RSI has rebounded to the neutral range, and the Bollinger Bands have slightly expanded after narrowing. The battle between bulls and bears awaits clearer macro signals for direction.🕵️ Operation suggestion:BitCoin 115386.8 Buy Target Price 117839.9
Calendar
- 20:30 (GMT+8): U.S. September Non-Farm Payrolls Change Seasonally Adjusted
- 20:30 (GMT+8): US September Unemployment Rate
- 20:30 (GMT+8): US Continuing Jobless Claims for the Week Ending September 27
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