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European equities are under pressure as the global technology selloff extends into a second session. Concerns about AI-related capital expenditure, semiconductor demand and regulatory risks are weighing heavily on technology stocks, while rising oil prices add another layer of uncertainty. With the US jobs report due later today, investors are reassessing valuations, growth expectations and the outlook for interest rates.
The Nikkei has entered a technical bear market following a historic plunge. RSI and ATR stretch readings suggest a bounce may be coming, but history carries a warning for dip buyers.
An extraordinary sell-off has left Nasdaq 100 futures deeply oversold, but history suggests further downside is common before a sustained recovery takes hold.
Friday’s U.S. and Canadian employment reports could trigger a decisive USD/CAD move as bulls and bears battle for control at critical support.
DXY bulls are attempting to defend a pivotal technical threshold, with the next reaction likely to determine whether the broader recovery survives.
The U.S. Dollar Index, Brent and WTI are rebounding from key support levels and oversold conditions after steep sell-offs. U.S.–Iran tensions, inflation risks and rate expectations remain in focus.
The Democratic blue wave has sent crude and Treasury yields sharply lower, improving the outlook for precious metals. With gold already breaking higher, could silver be next?
USD/CHF bears are closing in on critical trend support, with the next reaction likely to determine whether the October decline has further to run.
Democrats made sweeping gains in the US midterm elections, winning control of both the House and Senate - what does it mean for the S&P 500 and the AI trade?
Euro bulls are attempting to build on the rebound from recent lows, but pivotal resistance still stands in the way of a larger EUR/USD recovery.
Crude oil prices have pulled back more than 11% from October highs, in line with U.S.-Iran negotiation hopes and shifting U.S. midterm expectations.
A Democratic win in the U.S. midterm elections is supporting rebounds in risk assets, including precious metals, currency pairs, cryptocurrencies and U.S. indices. This reaction appears to align with changing sentiment around the war and its inflationary impact.
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