EUR/USD is testing support at 1.1168, with bearish moving averages and weak momentum keeping further downside in focus ahead of US inflation data.

Gold has rebounded from the $4,070 floor, with resistance at $4,190 and support at $4,112 shaping the next test.

Crude oil has recovered above its 20-period EMA, with resistance around 95.000–96.000 marking the next test within its descending channel.

USDCHF has recovered from lower channel support, with resistance at 0.83800 in focus as price holds above its rising 20-period EMA.

The Nasdaq 100 is approaching upper channel resistance, with strong momentum and an overbought RSI highlighting the potential for near-term consolidation.

GBPJPY is consolidating near 208.86, with support at 208.200 and a potential breakout above 209.000 bringing 211.500 into focus.

Technology stocks face renewed questions over AI revenue, while US inflation, Australian jobs and energy supply risks shape the week ahead.

Weaker US jobs data reduced Fed hike expectations, while rising Treasury yields pressured precious metals and technology stocks reached a record.

Global markets brace for volatility across commodities, currencies, and equities as central bank rate decisions led by an expected Federal Reserve hike to 4.00% and updated interest rate projections coincide with Middle Eastern energy disruptions and escalating trade tariffs.

Rising Treasury yields supported the dollar as markets prepared for Australian monetary policy, US inflation, payrolls and developments in energy markets.

Hawkish Fed projections and rising Treasury yields boosted the US dollar, while markets weighed major central bank rate hikes, Yen intervention risks, and upcoming Trump-Xi summit talks.

Global markets brace for volatility across commodities, currencies, and equities as a hawkish Federal Reserve rate hike signal and crucial payrolls data coincide with renewed Middle Eastern military conflict and major central bank decisions.