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April 10th, 2026 North-American Session Recap – Traders are already looking forward to Monday after a Market rocking week. US-Iran talks should commence this weekend, keeping Markets alert. Check up the latest trends and developments, daily asset and FX performance, what changed fundamentally and what's coming up in the session ahead.

Commodities Market update: The traditional safe-haven status of metals is put to the test as Gold, Silver, and Copper trace confusing price action through the Greenland Crisis and US-Iran conflict. With precious metals rebounding on ceasefire rumors rather than escalating fears, historic market correlations are breaking down. Explore a Daily timeframe technical analysis to see if technicals can untangle the future of XAU/USD, XAG/USD, and XCU/USD.

President Donald Trump increases pressure on Iran ahead of direct talks in Islamabad, while the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and renewed fighting in Lebanon threaten a fragile Middle East ceasefire.

The trading week saw a dramatic shift in geopolitical sentiment as US-Iran ceasefire talks unwound the 'fear trade'. Oil tumbled 15%, gold's premium eroded, and US equities posted their longest winning streak since October 2025. This weekly outlook explores market momentum, key central bank decisions (RBNZ, RBA, ECB), and how the upcoming talks will set the tone for the week ahead.

S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq Analysis and Trading Levels: Initial ceasefire relief fades as shifting geopolitical realities and ongoing Hezbollah attacks keep investors on edge. Despite an early rally in the Nasdaq, sentiment sours as traders demand a major gap down in crude prices before committing to further upside. Explore a short-term intraday technical analysis of the major indexes.

USD/CAD and EUR/CAD update: Canadian employment data delivers a steady +14.1K jobs and a lower 6.7% unemployment rate, but a hot 4.7% year-over-year wage growth keeps hawkish Bank of Canada bets alive. Meanwhile, the Loonie navigates a shifting global landscape as a sudden US-Iran ceasefire triggers a 15% plunge in WTI prices. Explore a two-timeframe technical analysis of USD/CAD and a quick look at EUR/CAD.

US inflation hits a 2-year high of 3.3% due to a massive energy "war premium" from geopolitical conflict. Core CPI remains contained at 2.6%, creating a "sticky" situation for the Fed. Markets watch US-Iran talks, which are steering the US Dollar Index (DXY).