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20:00 - 30.09.2026
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WTI set for monthly gain amid US-Iran stalemate

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil rebounds on Wednesday and remains on track for a monthly gain of around 5.5%. The lack of progress in US-Iran negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz keeps geopolitical risks elevated, even as Middle East supply conditions improve.

commodities Commodities
18:00 - 30.09.2026
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Silver Price Forecast: XAG/USD remains vulnerable near $60

Silver (XAG/USD) trades under pressure on Wednesday even as traders reduce bets that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will raise interest rates again in October following softer-than-expected US PCE inflation data.

forex Forex
14:00 - 30.09.2026
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EUR/USD Price Forecast: At make or a break near 1.1330

The Euro (EUR) is up 0.13% at around 1.1356 against the US Dollar (USD) during the European trading session on Wednesday.

forex Forex
12:00 - 30.09.2026
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Euro: EUR/USD Bearish risks toward 1.10 – ING

ING’s Francesco Pesole reports EUR/USD has broken below its summer lows, trading near 1.1350 as Dollar strength dominates. He sees limited scope for another large break unless the Federal Reserve hikes in October and stays hawkish, in which case EUR/USD could extend losses toward 1.10.

forex Forex
10:00 - 30.09.2026
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Forex Today: Market focus shifts to critical US inflation and employment data

Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, September 30:

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08:00 - 30.09.2026
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USD/JPY Price Forecast: Tests 157.00 support after slipping below nine-day EMA

USD/JPY loses ground for the second successive day, trading around 157.10 during the Asian hours on Wednesday.

commodities Commodities
14:00 - 29.09.2026
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Silver Price Forecasts: XAG/USD holds below $ 61.00 amid US Dollar strength

Silver (XAG/USD) remains practically flat on Tuesday, trading at its lowest levels in nearly two months on Tuesday, around $60.80, failing to find follow-through above $61.00 and on track for a 8.5% monthly selloff in September.

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12:00 - 29.09.2026
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USD/CAD: Fair value estimate stands at 1.4068 – Scotiabank

Scotiabank’s analysts highlight a softer Canadian Dollar, trading defensively with G10 peers. Wider US–Canada yield spreads remain a headwind as Bank of Canada (BoC) expectations firm, with October priced for 14 bps and December for 37 bps of tightening.

indices Indices
10:00 - 29.09.2026
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S&P 500: Higher yields pressure equities – Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank’s Early Morning Reid notes that rising US yields and Oil prices are weighing on equities. The S&P 500 fell nearly 0.8%, led by larger declines in the Magnificent 7, while defensive sectors such as consumer staples and healthcare posted modest gains.

08:00 - 29.09.2026
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WTI Price Forecast: Eyes $93.00 as bulls retain control above 200-SMA support on H4

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) – the benchmark US Crude Oil price – attracts fresh buyers following the previous day's good two-way price swings and climbs to the $93.00 neighborhood during the Asian session on Tuesday.

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12:00 - 30.09.2026
Forex
12:00 - 30.09.2026

Euro: EUR/USD Bearish risks toward 1.10 – ING

ING’s Francesco Pesole reports EUR/USD has broken below its summer lows, trading near 1.1350 as Dollar strength dominates. He sees limited scope for another large break unless the Federal Reserve hikes in October and stays hawkish, in which case EUR/USD could extend losses toward 1.10.

Euro pressured by strong Dollar

"EUR/USD finally fell below the summer lows yesterday. Spot dropped temporarily to 1.1310-20 before paring some losses, trading at 1.1350 this morning. We flagged yesterday how dovish-leaning remarks by Christine Lagarde were leaving the euro in a more vulnerable position, but this drop in EUR/USD appears entirely dollar-driven."

"We don’t expect another big break lower, as we still think the Fed will hike next only in December. But if US data is hot, the Fed hikes in October and stays hawkish, EUR/USD would be ready for another bearish leap, with risks potentially extending all the way to 1.10."

"Even lower oil prices might not help, as markets may be quicker to price out ECB tightening than the Fed’s."

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