EUR/USD consolidates ahead of Fed speakers & House vote. Oil prices fall ahead of OPEC’s monthly report.

GBPUSD moved below the support of 1.3140, which could lead to a downtrend break towards 1.2850.

Gold forecast shows a slight bearish bias amid renewed investor confidence and optimism around the US shutdown.

Asian stocks advanced alongside Treasury bonds as weaker-than-expected U.S. employment figures fuelled optimism that the Federal Reserve might soon lower interest rates.

WTI crude oil prices rose to $61 per barrel, extending gains for the third consecutive session.

Fast food chain Wendy's said it’s closing hundreds more US locations than previously announced because customers can’t afford to eat there.

The overnight funding markets are showing signs of stress, and the scent of QE is in the air.

US consumer sentiment tumbled in November to near the lowest level on record, as the government shutdown weighed on the economic outlook and financial strains soured views on personal finances.

The Pound Sterling weakens against its major peers as the BoE is expected to cut interest rates in December.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 477 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 102 points higher.

The Euro eases to 1.1575 but remains trading within the previous day's range.

GBP/USD remains under bearish pressure as technical patterns and weak UK jobs data suggest a move toward the 1.3015 support level is increasingly likely.

The Yen sank to a nine-month low against the US Dollar, prompting Japan’s Finance Minister Katayama to warn of rapid, one-sided moves and stress growing concerns over its weakness.

Bitcoin continues to face selling pressure below key resistance at $108,000, with downside risks increasing if the $100,000 support fails to hold.

The carry trade suffered a stress test yesterday, when one popular target currency, the Hungarian forint, had to cope with prospects of wider budget deficits.

The Nasdaq continued to drive higher on the progressive outlook for tech and AI stocks.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market on Veterans Day, highlighting the bullish trends in gold and silver, with gold up 3.4% for the week.

The USD/INR pair rises to near 88.80 as the Indian Rupee underperforms ahead of the release of India’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for October at 10:30 GMT.

President Donald Trump has publicly argued that the United States needs to bring in skilled workers from abroad to fill critical talent gaps, particularly in complex manufacturing sectors.

Elliott Wave analysis suggests the S&P 500 nears completion of its A-wave rally, with key moves driven by Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia. Banks add support as volatility stays subdued ahead of Fed speakers and key economic data later in the week.