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The S&P 500 touched its first record since mid-August, the euro rebounded on France’s deficit plan, and oil erased a 2.5% slide as Ueda left October BOJ hike bets unchanged.

A solid ISM headline briefly lifted the dollar, but weaker activity and stubborn prices soon sent traders the other way.

Soft PCE and jobs data moved the dollar, gold and Bitcoin for hours, until the 10-year Treasury yield bounced back. Learn how to check if yields confirm a move.

Treasury yields pressed toward multi-decade highs and the S&P 500 closed near a record, while the euro sank to a 17-month low and oil dropped more than 2% on a G7 reserve release.

Oil swung about $9 in five sessions on Iran headlines, and the swings show how a war premium works, why emergency supply fixes fade, and why the Canadian dollar didn’t benefit.

Rising Treasury yields pushed the dollar to a three-month high while gold slid and stocks stalled. Did Friday’s weak U.S. jobs report loosen that grip on markets?

U.S. employers added 29,000 jobs in September 2026, missing forecasts. Unemployment rose to 4.2%, and the odds of an October Fed rate hike fell.

A hot ISM Prices Paid reading jolted Treasury yields and the dollar, showing why traders should look beyond headline PMI.

The 10-year Treasury yield hit 5.34%, its highest since 2002, before easing as the dollar climbed against the euro and oil jumped about 3% on Thursday.

Cooler inflation and a stronger Q2 GDP pulled Fed market expectations in opposite directions, and the U.S. dollar ended the day about where it started.

WTI and Brent both price crude, but geography, logistics, and supply headlines can send the two benchmarks in different directions.

Hawkish Fed expectations are running high these days, as central bankers seem to be keeping the door open for another hike soon. Will the upcoming NFP release support or downplay these hopes?

A softer core PCE print pushed the dollar and Treasury yields lower, but both recovered by the U.S. afternoon as the S&P 500 slid into the close.

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U.S. core PCE cooled to 3.0% in August 2026, missing forecasts, while Q2 GDP jumped to 2.2%. A BEA formula change may explain part of the miss.

The RBA raised rates to 4.60%, but Bullock’s guidance cast doubt on another hike and sent the Australian dollar lower.

Australia’s inflation accelerated in August, but a softer than expected reading cooled November hike expectations and weighed on the Aussie.

The U.S. 30-year yield hit its highest level since 2002 despite the weakest consumer confidence since 2014, while oil fell close to 5% and the RBA hiked.

U.S. consumer confidence fell to 81.9 in September and job openings slipped to 7.1 million, both missing forecasts. Low layoffs keep the job market steady.