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With Fed policymakers still mildly concerned about the U.S. labor market, will the upcoming NFP report tip the scales back in favor of more easing?

The dollar, already pressured by the soft ADP, bounced from its lows after the ISM headline PMI came in stronger than expected.

The U.S. private sector unexpectedly shed 32,000 jobs in September versus the projected gain of 54,000, according to ADP’s National Employment Report, signaling mounting employer caution amid persistent economic uncertainty.

Washington shut down, but Wall Street shrugged. As Congress bickered and jobs vanished (ADP: -32k), stocks climbed for a fourth day while gold hit fresh records above $3,860. Dysfunction meets resilience.

Switzerland’s latest CPI may determine whether CHF gets more safe haven flows or it faces renewed pressure from deflation concerns.

September’s turbulent finale showcased Wall Street’s classic paradox: modest stock gains despite shutdown fears, gold hitting fresh $3,850 records, and the dollar retreating before crucial employment data.

The Aussie spiked after the RBA’s hold decision, but Gov. Bullock’s cautious remarks cooled enthusiasm and trimmed the currency’s gains.

Markets navigate shutdown fears & mixed Fed signals, prompting dollar weakness, gold at record highs, & a surge in Bitcoin.

It’s NFP week again, ladies and gents! On top of that, we’ve got China’s PMI readings, the RBA decision, and flash CPI from the eurozone. Here’s a rundown of the major themes driving the markets these days.

After a strong August inflation, markets expect the RBA to keep its rates steady in September. How might the Aussie react to the release?

Fed officials flip-flop, NATO-Russia tensions escalate, Trump announced news tariffs, all leading to a strong week for USD while Comdolls sank.

Uncle Sam’s strong data forced traders to reconsider aggressive Fed rate cut expectations! Wanna know how the major assets reacted? We have the deets!

The U.S. dollar made pips rain on Thursday after Uncle Sam’s Q2 GDP revision and weekly jobless claims eased Fed rate cut expectations.

Markets retreated from record highs after Powell warned about stretched valuations, driving the dollar higher and precious metals lower.

Now that the Fed cut interest rates and kept the door open for more easing this year, will the upcoming core PCE price index reinforce their dovish bias? Here are the points you need to know when trading this release.

Australia’s inflation accelerated to 3.0% in August, hitting the top of the RBA’s target band and marking the highest reading in 13 months.

Markets showed cautious positioning as investors parsed mixed global PMIs and awaited clarity from Fed officials on monetary policy direction.

With interest rates teetering just above negative territory, will the SNB pull the trigger on another cut this time? Here’s what to look out for when trading this upcoming announcement.

The major assets started the week searching for direction as investors awaited key economic data and FOMC members’ comments.

Between flash PMIs, SNB’s rate decision, and Friday’s crucial US Core PCE print, there’s plenty to keep us on our toes this data-packed week.