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Gold Analysis: Countdown to Venezuelan Airstrikes? Middle East Risks Haven't Dissipated, and South America Is Poised to Ignite Another Flame.

On Friday (October 31), spot gold continued its sideways consolidation during the North American session, with the market remaining relatively calm around $4020. Despite a slight rebound in gold prices in the previous trading day, the continued strength of the US dollar index and rising US Treasury yields exerted downward pressure, limiting the bullish momentum. Following the policy meeting, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell released hawkish signals, downplaying the possibility of another rate cut in December and emphasizing that the policy path will depend on data performance. This statement significantly cooled market expectations for further easing this year.

2025-10-31 21:55:24

The Caribbean Smoke: The Energy War and Global Market Turmoil Behind the US-Venezuela Conflict

According to the Miami Herald, the United States has decided to attack military targets in Venezuela, and a U.S. strike against Venezuela could be launched at any time.

2025-10-31 21:50:47

October 31st US Market Update: Support and Resistance Levels for 18 Commodities (Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Crude Oil, Natural Gas, Copper, and 10 Currency Pairs)

On October 31st, the US market updated the support and resistance levels for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, crude oil, natural gas, copper (commodities), as well as the US dollar index, euro, pound sterling, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, and New Zealand dollar (popular currency pairs).

2025-10-31 21:40:44

Crude oil demand is alarming, yet global giants are ramping up production! The high-stakes gamble behind it is coming to light.

Oil prices have stabilized unusually ahead of the OPEC+ meeting. Amidst undercurrents of increased production and power struggles among industry giants, the fragile balance is about to be broken! Is this a dramatic rebound or the calm before the abyss?

2025-10-31 20:35:49

"Conditional easing" ignites the market! The US dollar surges, and Canadian dollar bears are sharpening their knives?

On Friday (October 31), the US dollar traded above 1.4000 against the Canadian dollar during the European session. The exchange rate fell initially this week before rebounding, briefly touching a low of 1.3887 before quickly recovering and now essentially back above the psychological level of 1.4000, almost erasing the previous pullback.

2025-10-31 19:59:36

EUR/USD Monthly Forecast: Bulls Face Challenges in November as well

The euro/dollar pair continued to decline in October, and November may present similar challenges for speculators who are still betting on the pair's upward momentum.

2025-10-31 19:47:36

The market landscape has shifted: bond yields have pulled a fast one, the dollar is on the defensive, and gold and the euro are facing a pullback.

October marked a key turning point for the global bond market – the UK 10-year yield saw its largest monthly drop since the end of 2023, falling 30 basis points in a single month; German and French bond markets also recorded their deepest declines since April, while the Japanese 30-year yield also fell. This change signifies the initial establishment of a softening trend in interest rate paths and begins to reshape the asset landscape of the US dollar, gold, and the euro.

2025-10-31 18:48:21

Palm oil futures have seen two consecutive monthly declines, and the 4200 ringgit support level is being tested.

On Friday (October 31), the most active palm oil contract on the Malaysian Derivatives Exchange closed at 4,205 ringgit per tonne, down 1.29% on the day and 3.38% for the month, marking the second consecutive month of decline. The market fluctuated downwards under the dual pressure of weak palm oil futures and a stronger ringgit. Although export data showed a slight increase, it was insufficient to offset the drag from the macroeconomic environment and related markets.

2025-10-31 18:35:21

The dollar index remained around 99.50, with traders balancing Powell's comments with bets on interest rate cuts.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized that data availability is limited due to the ongoing US government shutdown, creating uncertainty. A return of trade optimism has temporarily boosted market confidence.

2025-10-31 18:09:45

From a one-sided decline to a sideways tug-of-war: EUR/USD awaits "data revival" to break the 1.1570 deadlock?

On Friday (October 31), the euro traded sideways against the US dollar around 1.1570 during the European session, consolidating in a low range following the sharp decline in the previous trading day. The pair had retreated from a high of around 1.1665 this week, hitting a low of 1.1546, before stabilizing above 1.1554, but failing to regain a foothold above 1.1600.

2025-10-31 17:59:04

Super Trading Week is Coming: A Global Market Outlook Amidst PMI, ADP Non-Farm Payrolls, and Central Bank Decisions

Next week (November 3-7) will be a key data week for global markets, with a flurry of PMI data, central bank decisions, and ADP nonfarm payrolls from multiple countries being released, and Federal Reserve officials making a collective statement. Markets need to be wary of data discrepancies and the risk of policy shifts, and seize opportunities from short-term fluctuations in the stock, foreign exchange, and commodity markets.

2025-10-31 17:55:21

Gold Review: A Terrifying Experience for Retail and Institutional Investors – Where Exactly is the Gold Price?

In just eight trading days, the gold market underwent a bloody baptism. After the feast, what remained were the wreckage and the wrongly sold treasures?

2025-10-31 15:40:05

Euro fluctuates, Fed adopts hawkish stance; will tonight's inflation data be a lifeline?

The euro traded around 1.1560 against the dollar on Friday (October 31), with the market exhibiting caution. The major currency pair struggled to mount a significant rebound as the dollar remained strong, supported by multiple positive factors – diminished market expectations of a dovish stance from the Federal Reserve and continued improvement in trade tensions.

2025-10-31 15:35:29

Market risk appetite improved, and the US dollar index rebounded after fluctuations.

The US dollar index (DXY) hovered around 99.50 in Asian trading on Friday, with market bets on a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve rising slightly to 71%, but still below the previous 91%. Although Fed Chairman Powell emphasized that a December rate cut was "not yet certain," the lack of economic data due to the US government shutdown has made the outlook for monetary policy more uncertain. Easing US-China relations have also limited dollar volatility to some extent.

2025-10-31 14:37:32

With global trade sentiment easing, silver prices remained range-bound.

Silver prices remained firm during the Asian session, hovering around $49. Market bets on a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve fell to 72.8%, dampening the attractiveness of non-yielding assets. Meanwhile, easing global trade tensions weakened safe-haven demand, limiting further gains in silver prices. Technically, silver prices are facing resistance at the 20-day moving average and may maintain a range-bound trading pattern in the short term.

2025-10-31 14:19:51

The yen is fluctuating near an eight-month low. Why is the Bank of Japan still hesitating amid the "devaluation storm"?

The US dollar remained relatively strong against the Japanese yen on Friday (October 31), but lacked bullish momentum, hovering near the highest level since February (154.44) reached in the previous trading session. Data released on Friday showed that inflation in the Tokyo area accelerated, providing a basis for the Bank of Japan to further tighten its policy.

2025-10-31 14:14:27

Instrument	Current Price	Change
XAU	4023.43	-0.75 (-0.02%)
XAG	49.018	0.128 (0.26%)
CONC	60.66	0.09 (0.15%)
OILC	64.42	0.39 (0.61%)
USD	99.801	0.276 (0.28%)
EURUSD	1.1526	-0.0038 (-0.33%)
GBPUSD	1.3110	-0.0037 (-0.29%)
USDCNH	7.1231	0.0132 (0.19%)

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