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European equities opened firmer on Monday as Trump’s softer weekend comments toward China eased trade fears and lifted sentiment after last week’s sharp sell-off. Gold hit a new record above $4,000/oz as safe-haven demand persisted, while oil rebounded modestly. Investors focus on the upcoming earnings deluge and Powell’s Tuesday speech amid the US shutdown. Asian trade was mixed, with China’s exports surprising to the upside and Japan closed for a holiday.

APAC equities softened following Wall Street’s pullback, while the DAX confirmed a breakout from a multi-month triangle, extending its bullish trend above key EMAs. China’s crackdown on NVIDIA chip imports and renewed US tariff rhetoric weighed on tech sentiment. Brent fell below $65 as the Gaza ceasefire eased geopolitical pressure, while gold steadied around $3,970/oz. Traders eye US CPI release timing amid the shutdown and the start of Q3 earnings season.

APAC equities climbed following Wall Street’s tech-led rebound, as ceasefire progress in Gaza and easing hopes from the FOMC Minutes boosted sentiment. The DAX resumed its uptrend, holding above 24,510 support and eyeing a new record near 24,650. Gold remained firm near $4,000/oz, oil eased on peace headlines, and copper gained as China reopened. With the US shutdown ongoing and global policy uncertainty lingering, risk appetite is cautiously improving.

US equities declined as tech weakness, led by NVIDIA’s chip-rental profit warning, weighed on sentiment. The Fed signaled a softer policy stance, while tariff headlines and shutdown uncertainty persisted. Gold broke above $4,000/oz on safe-haven demand, and crude held firm on higher demand forecasts. In Europe, the DAX consolidated near 24,500 resistance, forming a bullish continuation range as investors weigh earnings and geopolitical risks.

The DAX is consolidating near 24,500 resistance after a strong rally, showing neutral-to-bullish momentum. US equities held firm as the government shutdown entered its second week, led by tech and consumer stocks. Trade tensions rise with Trump’s new truck tariffs and EU steel duties, while gold approaches record highs at $4,900/oz. Global politics stay in focus with Middle East peace talks and renewed US–Ukraine friction

The DAX rally faces resistance near 24,510–24,650 as RSI signals overbought and momentum shows early signs of exhaustion. NIKKEI reaches all time highs after PM win. Gold hovers near $3,900/oz with Goldman bullish, oil steadies ahead of OPEC+.

The DAX rally faces resistance near 24,510- 24,650 as RSI signals overbought and momentum shows early signs of exhaustion. US indices hit record highs led by tech and healthcare, while weak jobs data and the shutdown delay payrolls, reinforcing Fed cut bets. Gold hovers near $3,900/oz with Goldman bullish, oil steadies ahead of OPEC+.

The DAX staged a breakout above 23,820 with bullish momentum, though overbought signals call for caution. In the US, weak jobs data reinforced Fed rate cut bets, while the shutdown delays key economic reports. Pharma stocks surged on tariff relief, Etsy jumped on an OpenAI partnership, and Amazon eyes grocery expansion. Gold nears $3,900/oz with Goldman seeing new highs, while geopolitics—from Ukraine to Asia—keeps risks elevated.

Global affairs drive markets as Trump pushes a Gaza peace plan, Moldova advances toward the EU, and Russia warns on US missile data. In the US, shutdown risks rise, while corporate news spans Starbucks closures and cannabis gains. Gold, silver, and platinum hit multi-year highs, while the DAX signals a bullish setup. Investors face a volatile mix of geopolitics, policy shifts, and commodities momentum.

The US economy faces pivotal jobs data and shutdown risks as markets weigh Fed rate cuts. Strong GDP and falling jobless claims challenge easing bets, while global equities show stretched valuations. Gold hits record highs, copper surges on supply shocks, and crypto slides. Meanwhile, DAX charts point to a potential bullish breakout as technicals strengthen, giving investors a roadmap for the week ahead.

The DAX remains rangebound in a descending triangle, testing 23,500 support. Meanwhile, Trump’s sweeping tariffs on pharma, furniture, and trucks add to global trade tensions. The EU prepares its own moves against Chinese steel, and TikTok ownership shifts to US investors. With Meta, Intel, and Oracle in focus, markets await clarity as volatility builds.

Wall Street broke its record streak as Powell balanced inflation vs jobs, leaving markets cautious. Tech led the pullback, while Boeing gained on a massive China order. Gold hit fresh records, with China set to expand its bullion market role. Meanwhile, the DAX sits at 23,300 support inside a descending triangle—hold and rebound toward 24,000, or break lower toward 23,000? Traders brace for a decisive move.