🇺🇸 US Shutdown:
Still ongoing — limiting official data releases. Focus shifts to private reports.
The record-long shutdown may be ending soon. Republicans warming to extending ACA/Obamacare subsidies.
The Supreme Court began hearings on legality of Trump’s tariffs.
Some conservative judges sceptical — ruling could go against Trump.
If overturned, the administration could invoke Section 122 (Trade Act 1974) for 15% temporary tariffs.
🇨🇳 China PMIs:
Disappointed in October due to weak export orders tied to tariff threats.
• Bond yields: Volatile — up on ADP data, down on job cuts
• Stocks: Weighed by bubble fears
• USD: Ended week flat
🇪🇺 Eurozone Sentix & German ZEW
🇺🇸 US NFIB Small Business Optimism
🇨🇳 China Retail Sales, Industrial Output & Housing Data
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Stay alert, traders — a busy week ahead for the markets:
🇦🇺 Nov 10 (Mon): Reserve Bank of Australia Interest Rate Decision – all AUD pairs. 03:30 GMT.
🇺🇸 Nov 11 (Tue): Veterans Day – US banks & bond markets closed; expect lower liquidity. (Holiday)
🇺🇸 Nov 12 (Wed): US CPI & Core CPI – major USD move potential. 13:30 GMT.
🇺🇸 Nov 13 (Thu): US PPI & Federal Budget Update – key for USD sentiment. 13:30 GMT.
🇺🇸 Nov 14 (Fri): US Retail Sales & global risk-headlines – continued USD focus. 13:30 GMT.
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📊 Weekly Market Movers | November 03 – November 07
The New Zealand dollar slumped across the board after the RBNZ cut its cash rate by 25 bps to 5.25 % and signaled more easing ahead. European and UK currencies outperformed on policy divergence, while oil retreated again amid demand concerns and stronger U.S. supply. 📣
The New Zealand dollar slumped across the board after the RBNZ cut its cash rate by 25 bps to 5.25 % and signaled more easing ahead. European and UK currencies outperformed on policy divergence, while oil retreated again amid demand concerns and stronger U.S. supply. 📣
🇪🇺🇳🇿 EUR/NZD up 2.03 % → 2.0541 – Euro surged as RBNZ’s surprise rate cut contrasted with the ECB’s hold-and-pause stance.
🇬🇧🇳🇿 GBP/NZD up 1.85 % → 2.3369 – Sterling advanced as New Zealand’s dovish pivot weighed heavily on the kiwi while UK PMI data showed stability.
🇳🇿🇯🇵 NZD/JPY down 2.10 % → 86.27 – Kiwi tumbled against the yen as rate differentials narrowed and traders unwound carry trades post-RBNZ.
🇳🇿🇺🇸 NZD/USD down 1.73 % → 0.5623 – NZD hit a six-week low after the rate cut and dovish forward guidance, despite softer U.S. payrolls data.
🛢 USOIL down 1.71 % → 59.83 – Oil fell for a fourth straight week as U.S. inventories rose by 3.1 mb and the IEA reiterated a slowing demand outlook.
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🟩♏️🥤 MONSTER BEVERAGE – Surges 5% to Record Highs After Q3 Beat and Global Expansion Momentum
🔼 MNST shares soared +5.16% after posting a 16.8% YoY jump in Q3 revenue to $2.20B and a 41% rise in net income to $524.5M, surpassing Wall Street expectations. The stock touched a new all-time intraday high at $72.62, fueled by strong international growth and new product launches across key markets.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
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📊 Daily Gain: +1.20%
📌 Resistance: 70.20 → 72.00
📌 Support: 66.50 → 64.00
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⚠️ Momentum Alert:
A sustained break above $70.20–$72.00 opens $75, while short-term support holds near $66.50.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
• Earnings Beat: Q3 EPS of $0.56 vs $0.48 expected; revenue topped $2.20B.📊 📈
• Product Innovation: New launches — Monster Energy Electric Blue™, Orange Dreamsicle®, Predator® Wild Berry — expand market presence.🆕 🥤📈
• Global Growth: International sales up 23%, now accounting for 43% of total revenue.🌐 📈
• Analyst Action: Price targets raised — JP Morgan ($75), Wells Fargo ($75), BofA ($77), Evercore ($80). 🏦📈
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A sustained break above $70.20–$72.00 opens $75, while short-term support holds near $66.50.
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The crypto market is lighting up again! Over the past 24 hours, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and major altcoins have surged, signaling renewed optimism across the digital asset space.
🪙 Market Highlights:
Bitcoin (BTC) surged to $106,552, breaking through key resistance and leading the global rally.
Ethereum (ETH) climbed to $3,611.95, showing strong follow-through momentum and attracting renewed institutional interest.
Altcoins like Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin also posted solid gains, reflecting a broad market upswing.
The total crypto market cap jumped sharply, with overall sentiment turning decisively bullish.↗️ What’s Driving the Move:
A weaker U.S. dollar and improved global risk appetite.
Institutional inflows returning to Bitcoin and Ethereum, signaling renewed long-term confidence.
Short liquidations across major exchanges amplifying the upside momentum.
The rally looks strong, but volatility remains high — quick corrections are still possible.
Keep an eye on upcoming U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve remarks, which could influence the next market move.
Traders should monitor support around BTC $100 K and ETH $3.5 K for potential retests.
This surge isn’t just about Bitcoin — it’s a market-wide breakout. After weeks of consolidation, crypto is once again at the center of global attention. Whether this marks the beginning of a larger bull run or a short-term spike, one thing is clear: crypto is back in the spotlight.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
• Rate-Cut Momentum: Markets now see up to a 70% chance of a December Fed rate cut after October jobs data showed declines in government and retail employment. 🇺🇸✂️
• Soft U.S. Dollar: USDX slipped 0.1%, improving gold’s affordability for global buyers.💵 📉
• Shutdown & Growth Risks: U.S. Senate advanced a bill to end the record 40-day government shutdown, but prolonged damage to consumer sentiment weighed on growth expectations. 🇺🇸🏛🔚
• Safe-Haven Flows: Heightened geopolitical and trade tensions boosted demand for non-yielding assets.🌐 📈
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Gains are extended above the $4,000 psychological level, with bulls eyeing $4,100–4,350 next. A sustained break above this zone could reopen a path toward $4,400.
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₿ BITCOIN – Rises for 2nd Straight Session as Shutdown End and Stimulus Hopes Lift Risk Appetite
🔼 BTC/USD extends its rebound +1.50% above $106K, rallying for the 2nd consecutive session as optimism over the U.S. government shutdown ending and Trump’s proposed $2,000 “tariff dividend” boosted risk sentiment. Analysts also flagged whale accumulation and ETF rotation as signs of growing market maturity.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
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↗️ Daily Gain: +1.50%
📌 Resistance: 106,700 → 114,500
📌 Support: 101,200 → 94,430
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⚠️ Momentum Alert:
Eyes on a breakout above $106.7K to confirm continuation toward $108K–$112K, where major liquidity clusters sit. Holding above $104.9K keeps the bullish bias intact.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
• Shutdown Relief: The U.S. Senate advanced a 60–40 bill to end the record 40-day shutdown, reviving liquidity and fueling a global risk-on move. 🇺🇸🏛🔚
• Stimulus Buzz: Trump’s proposed $2,000 per person “tariff dividend” revived liquidity hopes reminiscent of the 2020–21 stimulus era. 🇺🇸🤑
• Whale Rotations: On-chain data show long-term whales moving BTC to exchanges at the highest rate since July — analysts see this as “quiet redistribution,” not a sell-off.🐳 🔀
• Institutional Dynamics: Bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.2B outflows last week, but analysts believe old holders are rotating into tax-efficient ETF structures. 🏦💸 ↗️
• Macro Tailwinds: Fed balance-sheet expansion talk and QT slowdown support liquidity-sensitive assets like crypto. 🇺🇸📈 📊
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Eyes on a breakout above $106.7K to confirm continuation toward $108K–$112K, where major liquidity clusters sit. Holding above $104.9K keeps the bullish bias intact.
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🇺🇸U.S. Pre-Market Update — 10 Nov 2025
The U.S. markets are showing bullish momentum ahead of the open (9:30 a.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. SAST).
📈 Market Overview
S&P 500 Futures: +0.75%
Nasdaq 100 Futures: +1.20%
Dow Jones Futures: +0.57%
Investor optimism is building as hopes rise for an end to the U.S. government shutdown.
The U.S. markets are showing bullish momentum ahead of the open (9:30 a.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. SAST).
S&P 500 Futures: +0.75%
Nasdaq 100 Futures: +1.20%
Dow Jones Futures: +0.57%
Investor optimism is building as hopes rise for an end to the U.S. government shutdown.
🏦 Finance Sector
Risk appetite is returning, lifting bank and financial service stocks.
Keep an eye on big names like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs — early upside potential today.💻 Technology Sector
Tech is leading the pre-market rally, with sentiment strongest in large-cap names.
Watch NVIDIA, Apple, and Microsoft as potential gain leaders once the market opens.🍟 Consumer Sector
Mixed tone so far — discretionary stocks may lag slightly as traders favor high-beta tech names.
Focus on selective plays like Amazon and Tesla for potential afternoon moves.
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🇦🇺AUD
• Westpac Consumer Confidence Change: Forecast: 2.8% | Previous: -3.5%
• NAB Business Confidence: Forecast: 8 | Previous: 7
Consumer and business confidence data provide early insight into Australia’s domestic demand and corporate outlook. A rebound in both readings would reinforce optimism about the RBA’s policy stance and support the AUD.
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🇬🇧GBP
• Employment Change: Forecast: 50k | Previous: 91k
• Unemployment Rate: Forecast: 4.8% | Previous: 4.8%
The UK labor report is critical for gauging post-recession resilience. Softer job growth or a stable unemployment rate could maintain BoE rate-cut expectations, while upside surprises may lend short-term strength to the pound.
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🇿🇦ZAR
• Unemployment Rate: Forecast: 32.7% | Previous: 33.2%
The unemployment rate is a key measure of South Africa’s labor market stability. An improvement could strengthen confidence in the rand and reduce fiscal pressure, while a rise may revive policy easing expectations.
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🇪🇺 EUR
• ZEW Economic Sentiment Index: Forecast: 41.5 | Previous: 39.3
The ZEW survey reflects investor sentiment toward Germany’s economy and the broader Eurozone. A stronger reading signals improving growth confidence, potentially boosting the euro.
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🇲🇽MXN
• Industrial Production MoM: Forecast: 0.3% | Previous: -0.3%
Industrial output offers clues on manufacturing momentum in Mexico’s economy. A recovery from contraction could aid peso strength, while another slowdown may weigh on sentiment toward Latin American risk assets.
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Markets Rebound as Shutdown Deal Lifts Risk Appetite and Gold Shines Above $4,100 🇺🇸
🇺🇸 Global markets kicked off the week with renewed optimism as progress toward ending the U.S. government shutdown lifted risk sentiment across assets.🥇 Gold surged past $4,100, hitting a two-week high on weaker U.S. data and firmer bets for a December Fed rate cut, while oil stabilized near $60 on improved demand expectations.💴 The Yen weakened as Japan’s fiscal stance turned looser, and the dollar steadied after dovish yet divided Fed commentary.
🇪🇺🇬🇧🇦🇺 Meanwhile, the euro and pound traded cautiously ahead of key sentiment and labor data, and the Aussie dollar gained momentum on hawkish RBA remarks and firm Q3 inflation.🔜 Traders now turn to the U.S. CPI, the ZEW sentiment survey, and UK employment figures for confirmation of whether the risk rally can extend into mid-week trading.
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💵 💸 USD/JPY: 154.13 — Extends gains for a second day as the yen weakens on looser fiscal tone and dovish BoJ signals, with bulls testing 154.20 resistance.💸 💵 EUR/USD: 1.1556 — Euro struggles near 1.1560 resistance as U.S. shutdown optimism supports the dollar, stalling the pair’s recent three-day climb.🥇 XAU/USD: 3,998 — Gold rose 2.9% to retest $4,000 as softer U.S. data fueled December rate-cut bets, with next resistance seen at $4,350.
🛢 USOIL: 60.05 — WTI added 0.4% as hopes of a shutdown-ending deal boosted demand outlook, targeting key resistance at $61.70.💸 BTC/USD: 105,950 — Bitcoin advanced 1.1% to reclaim $106,000 as traders priced in the end of the U.S. government shutdown, setting sights on 106,700 resistance.
𝐙🔐 ZEC/USD: 501.79 — Zcash fell 14% from record highs near 660, cooling its parabolic two-month surge as traders watch for support around the 500.00 level.
🇭🇰5️⃣0️⃣ HK50: 26,619 — Hong Kong stocks surged 2% to a four-week high as consumer staples and liquor shares rallied on easing deflation signals, eyeing resistance at 26,630.
🇺🇸1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ NAS100: 25,637 — Nasdaq 100 jumped 2.05% after a two-day drop, boosted by AI and tech strength as optimism over a U.S. shutdown deal lifted risk sentiment.
👁🗨🟩 NVDA: 199.05 — Nvidia climbed nearly 6% as AI spending optimism and TSMC production talks drove momentum toward the $207.00 resistance ahead of earnings.
🚗🔌🔋 TSLA: 445.23 — Tesla rose 3.7% after investor backing of Musk’s $878B pay plan, even as China sales fell to a three-year low and key executives departed.
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👁🗨🟩 NVIDIA – Rises for 2nd Straight Session on Shutdown-Deal Hopes, AI Capex Tailwinds, and TSMC Supply Boost
🔼 NVDA rebounded +5.79% as tech/AI led a risk-on rally, helped by progress toward ending the U.S. government shutdown, upbeat AI capex forecasts, and CEO Jensen Huang’s TSMC meetings signaling additional wafer supply. Street tone stays bullish into Nov 19 earnings (multiple “beat & raise” calls).
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
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↗️ Daily Gain: +5.79%
📌 Resistance: 207.00 → 220.00
📌 Support: 179.80 → 167.00
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⚠️ Momentum Watch:
A close above 207.00 reopens 210 → 220. Failure to reclaim 207 keeps a chop zone
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
• Macro lift: Senate progress to end the 40-day shutdown revived risk appetite and visibility on key data. 🇺🇸🏛🔚
• Supply chain signal: Huang’s Taiwan visit; TSMC indicating requests for more 3nm wafers. 🇹🇼↗️
• AI spend upgrade: UBS/Citi highlight robust AI capex; Citi nudged PT to $220 with supply the bottleneck, not demand. 🏦📈
• Semis bounce: Broad-based chip strength (AMD/AVGO up) after last week’s AI-led drawdown.🌐 📈
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A close above 207.00 reopens 210 → 220. Failure to reclaim 207 keeps a chop zone
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🚗🔌🔋 TESLA – Bounces After 2-Day Slide as Risk-On Returns
🔼 TSLA snapped a 2-day decline, tracking the tech rebound +3.66% on improving shutdown-deal odds. The pop comes despite weak October China sales and leadership churn (Cybertruck/Model Y program heads exiting). The shareholder green-light on Musk’s pay keeps the AI/robotaxi roadmap in focus while investors weigh Q4 demand risks.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
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↗️ Daily Gain: +3.66%
📌 Resistance: 468.40 → 479.90
📌 Support: 428.80 → 413.50
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⚠️ Momentum Watch:
A close above 468 opens 480 → 500. Failure to clear keeps price range-bound with 428.80 pivotal for bulls.
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🧠 What’s Driving the Move?
• Macro tailwind: Progress toward ending the 40-day U.S. shutdown revived risk appetite across tech. 🇺🇸🏛🔚
• China check: October China sales −35.8% y/y (3-yr low) and share loss to local brands remain a headwind. 🇨🇳📉
• Mgmt changes: Cybertruck chief and Model Y program manager departures add execution watch-items. 👤
• Longer-term narrative: Shareholder approval of Musk’s package reinforces focus on FSD/robotaxi & AI pivot.📊
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A close above 468 opens 480 → 500. Failure to clear keeps price range-bound with 428.80 pivotal for bulls.
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