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Silver’s Two-Week Slide More Than Doubles Gold’s—Could $50 Hold?

Silver has fallen 11.52% since October 9, more than double Gold's 4.74% decline, pushing the Gold/Silver ratio from 68.94 to 75.11. Silver's break below the July low of 54.77 keeps the psychological $50 level in focus, with this week's five central bank decisions and Big Tech earnings set to test whether risk sentiment can interrupt the slide. The post Silver’s Two-Week Slide More Than Doubles Gold’s—Could $50 Hold? appeared first on ActionForex.

NZD/USD and USD/CAD in Focus as RBNZ and BoC May Deliver Central Bank Week’s Biggest Surprises

Five major central banks announce decisions this week, but the RBNZ and BoC—not the Fed, ECB or BoJ—carry the greatest potential for a meaningful repricing. With NZD/USD testing 0.5766–0.5808 resistance and USD/CAD testing 1.3986–1.3927 support, the question for both is whether policy guidance validates the tightening markets have already priced in. The post NZD/USD and USD/CAD in Focus as RBNZ and BoC May Deliver Central Bank Week’s Biggest Surprises appeared first on ActionForex.

Brent Nears $120 as Nasdaq Tests 25,800 and US 10-Year Yield Hovers at 5%

Three markets are converging on decisive levels at once: Brent crude is testing $120 resistance on Middle East supply risk, the US 10-year yield is holding near 5% as inflation and growth fears compete, and Nasdaq is barely clinging to 25,803 support on AI-financing concerns. With the Fed, GDP, PCE and Big Tech earnings all landing next week, the interaction between these three could matter more than any single move. The post Brent Nears $120 as Nasdaq Tests 25,800 and US 10-Year Yield Hovers at 5% appeared first on ActionForex.

Tech Selloff Eases, but Brent Near $115 and French Bond Stress Persist

The immediate equity-market retreat may be stabilizing, but geopolitical and sovereign risks have yet to ease materially. Oil markets are increasingly concerned with reports of possible US-Israeli strikes against Iran after the November 3 midterm elections, particularly as supply buffers remain limited and regional security threats continue. In Europe, France’s private-sector activity has returned to contraction, compounding fiscal and political concerns ahead of Moody’s scheduled rating review. The post Tech Selloff Eases, but Brent Near $115 and French Bond Stress Persist appeared first on ActionForex.

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OnsaFX Wins Two Titles at Global Forex Awards 2026, Including Most Transparent Broker in Africa

The FSCA-regulated broker was also named Fastest Growing Broker – Global in a public vote of more than 25,000 verified votes. OnsaFX has won two awards at the Global Forex Awards 2026 – Retail, taking home Most Transparent Broker – Africa and Fastest Growing Broker – Global. About the Global Forex Awards 2026 The awards […]

Silver’s Two-Week Slide More Than Doubles Gold’s—Could $50 Hold?

NZD/USD and USD/CAD in Focus as RBNZ and BoC May Deliver Central Bank Week’s Biggest Surprises

Brent Nears $120 as Nasdaq Tests 25,800 and US 10-Year Yield Hovers at 5%

Tech Selloff Eases, but Brent Near $115 and French Bond Stress Persist

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Dollar Firm as Sticky Inflation Lifts Fed Expectations, Sterling Hit by UK Leadership Crisis

Dollar stayed broadly firm after another major upside surprise in US inflation data reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve will need to keep policy restrictive for longer. Sterling, meanwhile, remained under heavy pressure as Britain’s political crisis deepened further amid growing speculation that Prime Minister Keir Starmer could soon face a formal leadership challenge. The The post Dollar Firm as Sticky Inflation Lifts Fed Expectations, Sterling Hit by UK Leadership Crisis appeared first on ActionForex.

France Risk Premium Surges as OAT-Bund Spread Breaks 140bp, EUR/CHF Slides

The OAT-Bund spread widened past 140.6bp, its widest since the 2012 eurozone debt crisis, as French 10-year yields surged to 4.935% while German Bund yields fell to 3.529%—a divergence pointing to a France-specific sovereign risk premium that EUR/CHF is now starting to transmit into FX. The post France Risk Premium Surges as OAT-Bund Spread Breaks 140bp, EUR/CHF Slides appeared first on ActionForex.

EUR/USD Rebound Reflects ECB Repricing as Oil Revives September Hike Bets

TL;DR: EUR/USD’s rebound reflects broad-based Euro strength as oil’s rebound since mid-week pushes markets toward the ECB’s own hawkish scenario, lifting September hike odds to roughly 70%. Euro’s Broad-Based Strength Tells a Bigger Story EUR/USD has staged a notable rebound in the last 24 hours, but attributing the move solely to Dollar weakness misses a The post EUR/USD Rebound Reflects ECB Repricing as Oil Revives September Hike Bets appeared first on ActionForex.

Dollar Slips as CPI Fails to Rattle Fed’s Transitory View, Islamabad Talks Awaited

Dollar is back under mild pressure as US trading gets underway, with markets reacting to a softer-than-feared inflation report from the US. While headline CPI surged in March, the print missed expectations, easing fears of a more aggressive inflation shock. The key relief came from the core reading. Despite the sharp rise in headline inflation The post Dollar Slips as CPI Fails to Rattle Fed’s Transitory View, Islamabad Talks Awaited appeared first on ActionForex.

Markets Party on Peace Hopes, but Oil and Beirut Strike Warn Risks Aren’t Gone

Global markets are throwing a full-scale “peace party.” Equities are surging relentlessly, risk appetite is exploding higher, and investors are increasingly behaving as though the Middle East crisis is already moving toward resolution. But beneath the rally, oil markets and renewed violence in Lebanon are flashing warnings that the geopolitical story may not be nearly The post Markets Party on Peace Hopes, but Oil and Beirut Strike Warn Risks Aren’t Gone appeared first on ActionForex.

Yen Reversal Case Builds as Nikkei Rally Looks Overextended

Risk sentiment was mixed in Asia today as Japan returned from holiday with Nikkei extending its post-election surge and briefly breaching the 58,000 mark for the first time on record. The breakout, however, lacked follow-through, with the index quickly trimming gains and hinting that near-term momentum may be stretched. Elsewhere in the region, trading was The post Yen Reversal Case Builds as Nikkei Rally Looks Overextended appeared first on ActionForex.