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EUR/USD has been mired in a steep sell-off as worries have built around French yields, but continued support around the 1.1100 level give hope for a bounce that could possibly turn into something more.

Gold bears are closing in on critical multi-year trend support, with a potential exhaustion low in focus as November trading gets underway.

As October comes to an end and the cryptocurrency market enters the final stretch of 2026, a renewed phase of weakness is becoming increasingly evident across the sector. Most major cryptocurrencies have struggled to maintain consistent demand and have once again started to underperform compared with other financial markets.

The trading week is coming to an end, and a phase of weakness remains evident across the S&P 500 in the short term. Recent price action reflects this dynamic, with SPX losing more than 2.00% over the last two trading sessions, bringing selling pressure back into focus.

The US Dollar was up this week through a slew of Central Banks but next week sees the focus shift to mid-term elections and the week after brings inflation.

Bitcoin bears are closing in on critical trend support as a reported Binance security breach rattles sentiment, raising the stakes for November.

It’s been a rocky few weeks for stocks starting with a bearish engulf in NVDA a few weeks ago and then the same formation in the S&P 500 two weeks ago. Sellers have since chewed through supports and fear is starting to spread, but is this the beginning of the end for the AI rally?

Binance is working to contain a security breach it estimates affected about $6.3 billion in crypto assets, though the issue appears isolated for now - what does it mean for Bitcoin and Ether?

While the energy shock is a major heading for the euro, the single currency remains supported by a hawkish European Central Bank while growth data in the Eurozone has also been surprisingly resilient. Meanwhile, the dollar faces some near-term positioning risks as markets look ahead to the US midterm elections and given the renewed weakness in technology stocks.

The trading week is approaching its end and, for now, a neutral tone continues to dominate the euro's short-term price action. EUR/USD has recorded a move of only around -0.15% during the week, highlighting the pair's inability to establish a clear direction in favor of either the euro or the U.S. dollar.

We’ve heard from the Fed, ECB and BoC with the BoJ up next later tonight and DXY trajectory hangs in the balance depending on how hawkish the Bank of Japan might turn out to be.