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⏰ The US Consumer Price Index will be released at 12:30 GMT today. It is expected to slow from 3.7% to 3.6% y/y with 0.3% month-on-month growth after +0.6% one month earlier πŸ“‰

πŸ’­Also, keep an eye on Core CPI, which strips food and energy from its calculations. Here analysts, on average, expect to see slowing from 4.3% y/y to 4.1% πŸ›¬

πŸ’² Numbers above forecasts can positively impact USD, sparking expectations for further rate hikes from the Fed🏦
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#WaveAnalysis

#GBPUSD reversed from resistance level 1.2325

Likely to fall to support level 1.2055

GBPUSD recently reversed down from the key resistance level 1.2325 (former strong support from May) coinciding with the resistance trendline of the daily down channel from July.

The downward reversal from the resistance level 1.2325 created the daily Japanese candlesticks reversal pattern Evening Star Doji, which started the active impulse wave (3).

Given the strong GBPUSD bearish sentiment, GBPUSD can be expected to fall further toward the next support level 1.2055 (which stopped the previous impulse wave (1)).

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#NZDJPY under bearish pressure

Likely to fall to support level 87.55

NZDJPY under the bearish pressure after the earlier downward reversal from the strong resistance level 89.70 (previous multi-month high from July) coinciding with the upper daily Bollinger Band.

The downward reversal from the resistance level 89.70 created the daily Japanese candlesticks reversal pattern Evening Star Doji, highlighted below.

Give the strength of the resistance level 89.70 and the strong NZD sales, NZDJPY can be expected to fall further toward the next support level 87.55 (former resistance from August).

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#Bitcoin fell towards $26.5K last week, but a more intense sell-off was avoided. At the start of the new week, this ability of the crypto market not to collapse into an uncontrolled sell-off caused a surge of buyer interest. As a result, the price quickly jumped to $28K - in the region of last week's highs.

From above, Bitcoin was subjected to a sell-off on the rise to its 200-week average and 200-day average but received new buyers on a dip to its 50-day average last week. Now, all eyes are on the ability to develop gains on rallies above $28K. Bitcoin seems to be sandwiched between two important moving averages. Our eyes are now on its momentum near those curves, and we are closely watching the behaviour near $28K.

An additional bullish signal is that the crypto market's volumes are growing along with the price, i.e., significant purchases are taking place. As a rule, such purchases confirmed by volumes can often be followed by a continuation of growth.
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#WaveAnalysis

#AUDUSD reversed from support level 0.6300

Likely to rise to resistance level 0.6400

AUDUSD recently reversed up from the key support level 0.6300 (former monthly low from November) coinciding with the support trendline of the weekly down channel from February.

The support level 0.6300 was further strengthened by the lower daily Bollinger Band.

Given the strength of the support level 0.6300, AUDUSD can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 0.6400.

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#WaveAnalysis

AUDCAD reversed from support level 0.8575

Likely to rise to resistance level 0.8735

AUDCAD recently reversed up from the pivotal support level 0.8575 (former monthly low from November) which formed the daily candlesticks reversal pattern Bullish Engulfing in September.

The price is also currently forming the daily Bullish Engulfing – strong bullish signal for this currency pair.

Given the strength of the support level 0.8575, continued AUD gains and the clear bullish divergence on the daily Stochastic, AUDCAD can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 0.8735.

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It's hard for oil to rise on risk alone

Oil made curious movements last week. After opening last week with a gap of 2.3% and quickly rising to 5.2%, the price stabilised and turned downwards. On Thursday, the gap at the week's opening was closed entirely. Given the current geopolitics, it is unlikely that many people at the beginning of the week could have expected such a quick closing of the gap.

Anyway, the closing of the gestalt technically cleared the space for oil to rise. Fundamentally, oil was actively bought on fears that other Islamic countries would get involved in the conflict. The markets are paying the most attention to statements regarding Iran, which produces over 3.1M BPD. Since the end of last week, Iran has been toughening its rhetoric, which was played back by the markets on Friday in the form of a 5% rise in quotations and a rise in price at the start of the new week.
However, geopolitics is not the only fundamental driver of oil prices. Last week, the US ramped production to a record 13.2 million barrels. These reports, as well as a 10.2-million-barrel jump in commercial inventories, pressured quotes midweek.

Towards the end of the week, the Middle East again drew attention to the risks of geographic expansion of the conflict, which increased the risks of a decline in supplies.

However, one should not underestimate the factor of production growth in the US. Producers there have increased average daily production by 1 million barrels since August.

It seems that US oil producers, after the August OPEC+ assurances, have finally joined the fight for a share of global oil supplies. This comes after another round of assurances from Russia and Saudi Arabia that quotas and voluntary cuts on top of those quotas will remain in place for the foreseeable future.
It is also possible that the trigger was the price, which exceeded $80 per barrel of WTI in August and has been trading above $90 since the second half of September.

That said, oil prices may already be too high for consumers, and we may see a reduction in supply. In addition, the risks of supply cuts from Iran and other Middle Eastern countries are real but still risks. But at the same time, supply from the US is increasing while demand is giving up.

All this is a good enough reason to test the support at $80 per barrel WTI once again.

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US Retail sales exceeded expectations. For September, sales rose 0.7% after rising 0.8% a month earlier. During six months of back-to-back spending increases, Americans added 3.4%.

This is new evidence that suppressing inflation is not easy for the central bank with a strong labour market (abundant income) and high inflation expectations (due to rising fuel prices). And it runs counter to expectations that high interest rates will cool demand in the economy. Perhaps not until the labour market turns around, forcing Americans to adopt a saving behaviour.

Fuel sales have risen sharply since July, reaching their highest level this year. In contrast, spending on building materials and home improvement has continued to trend downward, although at historically high levels.
The big question now for the markets is whether this data will change the Fed's mind. In the most general case, strong retail sales are a positive signal for risk demand. Over the past two months, the market has played up strong statistics as a negative for equities, expecting new Fed rate hikes or keeping them high for longer. However, over the last couple of weeks, it appears that markets have reverted to a classic pattern of behaviour where good news on the economy is good news for the market.

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#WaveAnalysis

#Silver reversed from support level 20.70

Likely to rise to resistance level 23.50

Silver recently reversed up with the weekly Hammer from the key support level 20.70 (which has been reversing the pair from the end of 2022 as can be seen below) intersecting with the 61.8% Fibonacci correction of the weekly uptrend from last year.

The upward reversal from the support level 20.70 stopped the previous intermediate ABC correction (2).

Given the strength of the support level 20.70, Silver can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 23.50.

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#EURCHF reversed from strong support level 0.9480

Likely to rise to resistance level 0.9600

EURCHF currency pair recently reversed up from the strong support level 0.9480 (which stopped the weekly downtrend in 2022 as can be seen below) intersecting with the lower weekly Bollinger Band.

The upward reversal from the support level 0.9480 stopped the previous sharp downward impulse waves 3 and (3).

Given the bullish divergence on the weekly Stochastic, EURCHF can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 0.9600.

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The crypto market has gained 0.4% over the past 24 hours. There was a fresh attempt to warm up the market with buying early Wednesday morning, but the market is avoiding acceleration in favour of a steadier rise. This is perhaps the most natural start to an uptrend, as many investors still see an opportunity to sell on the rise.

#Bitcoin approached $29K on Wednesday morning, enjoying increased demand after breaking above the 200-day MA and the former resistance line of the ascending channel. There is now an active battle for the 200-week MA, with consolidation above it at the end of the week likely to encourage further buying.

The picture in the altcoins is less optimistic. #Ethereum has been making lower and lower local highs and lows for the past two weeks after coming under increased pressure following a consolidation below the 200-week MA, with the 50-week MA acting as local resistance. Should the pressure on the cryptocurrency intensify, the $1200 area appears to be the downside target for Ethereum.
UK inflation data came in slightly higher than expected, helping the Pound to perform better than other European currencies on Wednesday.

Headline inflation was 6.7% y/y in September, the same as the previous month and 6.8% in July. So we have seen a stabilisation at a very high level in the third quarter, rather than a slowdown.

At the same time, producer prices (PPI) are lower than a year ago. The Input PPI is 2.6% lower than a year ago and has been negative for the past four months. Output PPI is down by 0.1% year-on-year and is only in slightly negative territory for the third month.
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Final prices are in no hurry to fall and even slow meaningfully. This report should be another reason for the Bank of England to reconsider. It may still have to raise interest rates to fight inflation, or it may have to keep them high for much longer.

We believe the fight against inflation is now entering its most morally challenging phase. Several signs of a slowing economy have led officials to believe that inflation is on the path they want. But a tight labour market, a new spike in fuel prices and entrenched inflation expectations make the task more difficult. Likely, central bankers will still have to temporarily sacrifice the economy by suppressing demand to tame inflation.

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#WaveAnalysis

#AUDNZD reversed from support level 20.70

Likely to rise to resistance level 23.50

AUDNZD recently reversed up sharply from the powerful support level 1.0600 (which has been reversing the pair from April) intersecting with the lower daily Bollinger Band and the support trendline of the weekly down channel from June.

The upward reversal from the support level 1.0600 stopped the previous intermediate ABC correction (2).

Given the strength of the active impulse wave 3, AUDNZD can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 1.0850.

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#NZDCHF falling inside weekly impulse 3

Likely to fall to support level 0.5200

NZDCHF continues to fall inside the sharp weekly downward impulse 3, which started earlier from the key resistance level 0.5450 (former strong support from the middle of this year).

The downward reversal from the resistance level 0.5450 continues the strong multi-year downtrend inside which the pair has been moving from the start of 2022.

Given the widespread CHF gains and NZD outflows, NZDCHF can be expected to fall further toward the next support level 0.5200 (low of the previous impulse wave 1).

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