Major US equity indices experienced a gap-up breakout on November 6, after it became apparent that the presidential election from the previous day was won by Donald Trump. Last week, those breakouts were successfully retested.

EUR/USD encountered significant pressure, testing a low of 1.0331 before rebounding to 1.0476.

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The biggest driver of stock prices continues to be expectations for how the Federal Reserve will be setting interest rates in 2025.

USD/CAD reverses an early dip to a two-week low and draws support from a combination of factors.

Over the last 24 years, EURUSD has enjoyed a period of seasonal upside from now until the end of the year.

British Pound/Japanese Yen (GBPJPY) Forex Elliott Wave Technical Analysis

While Bitcoin investors are licking their chops, believing the magnificent rally will continue, they need to realize that Bitcoin is entering a period of pronounced seasonal volatility.

Bitcoin has been making a bullish consolidation just below the big round number at $100,000 and looks very likely to hit that number soon.

Asian stocks experienced a notable rally alongside US equity futures on Monday, marking a positive turn for the markets. The dollar retreated against other currencies as bond yields declined.

The Euro had already been struggling with a softer economic outlook, dovish ECB talk and upgraded odds for a rate cut in December before taking in Friday’s abysmal round of economic data.

DOTUSD remains in an uptrend, likely to surge sharply from the third wave surge, so look for opportunities to join the uptrend from a short-term pullback.

GBP/JPY gains ground as the Bank of England may adopt a slower pace of policy easing.

Asian markets are trading mostly higher on Monday, buoyed by the positive performance on Wall Street on Friday, with significant gains in Japan, Indonesia, and South Korea.

Bitcoin price remained under pressure on Monday morning after flirting with the crucial resistance level of $100,000 last week.

In the US, the market is split on whether the Fed will cut next month after all and in Japan, fiscal stimulus is shifting expectations towards a BoJ rate hike.

Inflation in Japan remains a pressing issue, affecting household budgets, government policy, and everything in between.

Caution is paramount when navigating market movements like those seen at the Wellington open, where spreads are notably wide.

This is not as simple as a market ahead of itself, or dismissive of risks. I said long ago: 'the problem with the future is that its history isn't written yet'.

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