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Nvidia is expected to report $2.47 in EPS on $108.8B in revenue this quarter, but investors will be more interested in the company's guidance after the unexpected departure of founder and CEO Jenson Huang.

Sticky US inflation and a hawkish Fed have kept the dollar firm across the majors, with USD/JPY pressing on the 160 handle. Here are the levels that matter on USD/JPY and USD/CHF as next week's retail sales, Nvidia results and FOMC minutes approach.

USD/CHF has erased its October losses, but bulls still need a decisive weekly close above key resistance to confirm a larger bullish reversal.

U.S. stocks are struggling for direction on Friday as investors continue to weigh up the fallout from Nvidia’s leadership change, rising Treasury yields and the upcoming U.S. producer price inflation data.

A historically stronger seasonal window and steady central bank buying are offering gold some hope after its slide to a fresh 2026 low. Reclaiming the 4,000 mark is the first sign that the metal may have found a floor.

Bitcoin, Gold Outlook: The dollar’s surge to new 2026 highs and approach toward nine-month resistance are raising near-term reversal risks across precious metals and currency markets. This follows recent declines that pushed Bitcoin below $70,000 and gold below $3,870.

Australian bond yields have fallen below their US equivalents as the Fed's hawkish repricing gathers momentum. With the Aussie weakening broadly, technical signals suggest sellers remain in control.

US Treasury yields have staged one of their largest four-session increases in decades, hammering EUR/USD and gold. But while the euro's decline makes sense, gold's reaction has been extraordinary.

USD/JPY has tested above the 160 level for the first time in two months. And near immediately, price retreated 100 pips before buyers loaded in and backed up the bid.

Sterling’s failed recovery has GBP/USD closing in on critical trend support, with the next weekly close poised to shape the November outlook.

U.S. stocks are opening lower on Thursday after Nvidia shares plunged 7% pulling the broader market lower as investors also weigh up the potential impact on the wider AI trade.

A sharp reversal from critical support has revived USD/CAD bulls, with a major resistance test now in focus that could determine the fate of the recovery.