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Forex Stop Hunts Explained: Why Understanding Stop Runs Can Change the Way You Trade

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  Forex Stop Hunts Explained What is the best way to trade If there’s one forex trading tip that can truly transform how you see...

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By: Noah

Posted on : Oct 21 2025

EUR/USD slips as Trump softens China tariff stance, US Dollar recovers

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EUR/USD dives 0.17% during the North American session on Friday as the Greenback trims its earlier losses as US President Donald Trump tempered his trade rhetoric on China. The pair trades at around 1.1666 after hitting a daily high of 1.1728.

By: Liam

Posted on : Oct 18 2025

JP 225 forecast: the index has entered a sideways channel

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After a nearly 8% decline, the JP 225 stock index has retained potential for further growth, although a sideways movement appears more likely in the short term. The forecast for JP 225 today is negative.

JP 225 forecast: key trading points

  • Recent data: Japan’s industrial production decreased by 1.5% month-on-month in August
  • Market impact: the effect is negative for the Japanese stock market

JP 225 fundamental analysis

Fresh industrial production data from Japan showed a decline of 1.5% month-on-month, compared with the forecast of -1.2% and the previous reading of -1.2%. This indicates that the manufacturing sector is losing momentum faster than expected. Such a downturn typically reflects weaker capacity utilisation, more cautious purchasing and investment decisions by management, and possible inventory accumulation among firms.

For the JP 225 index, the main influence channel is through corporate earnings expectations. Large Japanese corporations, particularly in capital goods, industrial equipment, electronics, and chemicals, are sensitive to global demand fluctuations and investment cycles. A fall in output raises the likelihood of lower sales volumes and margin pressure. If this weakness persists, corporate managements may revise their annual forecasts downwards, which could weigh on consensus profit expectations and valuations of these companies’ shares.

Japan’s industrial production m/m: https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/industrial-production-mom

JP 225 technical analysis

The JP 225 index has fallen by nearly 8%, yet the overall trend remains upward. However, before any resumption of growth, the index will likely trade within a sideways channel. The support level is located around 44,295.0, while resistance lies at 48,695.0.

The following scenarios are considered for the JP 225 price forecast:

  • Pessimistic JP 225 scenario: a breakout below the 44,295.0 support level could push the index down to 43,105.0
  • Optimistic JP 225 scenario: a breakout above the 48,695.0 resistance level could drive the index to 50,415.0
JP 225 technical analysis for 16 October 2025

Summary

In the short term, given the unexpectedly weak data, the JP 225 will likely face increased volatility and moderate downward pressure. The extent of the move will depend on the flow of daily news: if the yen weakens simultaneously, part of the decline could be offset by the strong weighting of exporters in the index. More pronounced and sustained weakness may occur in segments tied to domestic industrial demand and logistics. The next downside target for the JP 225 is at 43,105.0.

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By: Elizabeth Sterling

Posted on : Oct 17 2025

Forex Today: Gold, Silver Make New Record Highs - 15 October 2025

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Risk Assets Rise as Fed Chair Hints October Rate Cut; Precious Metals on a Tear - Gold Trades at All-Time High Above $4,187, Silver Above $52.30, Palladium and Platinum Also Gain; Stock Markets Continue Recovery; US Treasury Yields Near Lows 

By: Noah

Posted on : Oct 16 2025

Market Analysis: GBP/USD Dips Again While EUR/GBP Holds Support

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GBP/USD failed to climb above 1.3500 and corrected some gains. EUR/GBP started a decent increase and might aim for more gains above 0.8710.

By: Liam

Posted on : Oct 14 2025

Stock Market Meltdown Triggers Outside Week Key Reversals: What Technical Traders Are Watching Next

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  Stock Market Meltdown Triggers Outside Week Key Reversals   Stock market live While the average retail investor might view Friday’s (October 10, 2025) U.S....

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By: Isabella

Posted on : Oct 13 2025

Newsquawk Week Ahead Highlights: 13-17th October 2025

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Week Ahead:Highlights include Potential US CPI and Retail Sales data, start of earnings season, China inflation and trade, UK GDP earnings season, China inflation and...

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By: Elizabeth Sterling

Posted on : Oct 12 2025

Japan PPI (September 2025) +2.7% y/y (expected +2.5%)

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Japan PPI, AKA Corporate Goods Price Index:

+2.7% y/y

  • expected +2.5%, prior +2.7%

+0.3% m/m

  • expected +0.1%, prior -0.2%
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

By: Sarah Williams

Posted on : Oct 10 2025

Market partying like it is late 2021, but one asset class is on tilt.

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New highs for the US market, even if not all is coming up roses.

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FTAlphaville offers a stub article noting that OpenAI is operating as one enormous “money furnace”. All that money it is burning is also driving profits for other company (ahem, cloud revenues Microsoft and GPU revenues, Nvidia.)

Is this an important source of the seeming forever ramp in gold and in US equities? (Chinese surpluses - where are these being funnelled?)

CrazyStupidTech interviews iRobot founder on what is actually important in robotics and how it is being applied now, versus all the humanoid robot hype.

And here is takedown of HSBC’s claim that they had used IBM’s quantum chip for something useful we ourselves highlighted on the Saxo Market Call.

Finally, since we’re in a takedown mood over the last couple of days, here’s a broad takedown of all things crypto - is it really the “Gaslit asset class”? Yikes.

Chart of the Day - Ever heard of Blue Owl? (OWL)

A good friend of mine clued me in on the recent decline in all of the major US private equity names, all of which are down quite heavily over the last 6-7 trading days, with no major news to guide us. These PE stocks stick out like a sore thumb when the backdrop is about as go-go a speculative frenzy we have seen in market history. One of the ugliest charts in the short list of PE names (besides Carlyle Group, Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, Ares, TPG) is Blue Owl, a company I have never heard of, but one whose stock is in steep retreat and even possibly setting up a head-and-shoulders formation here. This cozy little outfit has USD 273 billion in AUM, chiefly loans to middle-market US companies, direct ownership stakes in companies (a-la traditional PE) and even investments in real estate. It has a market cap of USD 25 billion. Its debt trades on the very low end of investment grade - so it’s 2032 bonds trade with a yield around 5.1% about 130 basis points richer than US treasury yields with a similar maturity.

Source: Bloomberg

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By: Jaxon Maddox

Posted on : Oct 03 2025

US 30 forecast: the upward trend continues, the resistance level has not yet been breached

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After reaching a new all-time high, the US 30 index trend remains fragile. The outlook for today is positive.

US 30 forecast: key trading points

  • Recent data: US JOLTS Job Openings for September came in at 7.23M
  • Market impact: confirms economic resilience and revenue support for cyclical companies

US 30 fundamental analysis

The JOLTS report showed 7.23M job openings versus a forecast of 7.19M and 7.21M in the previous month. This points to sustained labour demand and underlines the resilience of the job market. Although the increase was modest, it reduces the likelihood of a swift easing of labour market tightness and could maintain upward pressure on wages and core services inflation.

The small upside surprise strengthens the case for the Federal Reserve to take a cautious approach to policy easing. Expectations for aggressive rate cuts in the near term have diminished, while long-term bond yields may stay elevated. This increases the sensitivity of equity markets to rate dynamics and inflation expectations.

US manufacturing PMI: https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/manufacturing-pmi

US 30 technical analysis

The US 30 index continues to trade in an uptrend, marking fresh record highs. Resistance is set at 46,500.0, while support lies at 45,685.0. Elevated volatility highlights the fragility of the current trend, and near-term upside potential remains capped.

The US 30 price forecast considers the following scenarios:

  • Pessimistic case: if support at 45,685.0 breaks, the index could decline to 44,925.0
  • Optimistic case: if resistance at 46,500.0 is breached, the index may rise to 47,250.0
US 30 technical analysis for 1 October 2025

Summary

For an index heavily weighted toward industrials, financials, and consumer companies, the reaction will likely be neutral to moderately positive, supported by signs of resilient activity and demand. However, higher bond yields could limit gains and amplify intraday volatility. In the near term, the index may show relative stability compared to more rate-sensitive benchmarks, with performance shaped by Treasury yield movements and Fed commentary. The next upside target is 46,595.0.

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By: Noah

Posted on : Oct 02 2025