Global Markets in a Period of Turbulence. Part 5.
How the Heating Oil futures auction reflects the situation with wars, sanctions, and unexpected (not really) diesel exports. Scenarios for the HO futures contract.
How the Heating Oil futures auction reflects the situation with wars, sanctions, and unexpected (not really) diesel exports. Scenarios for the HO futures contract.
Wall Street recovered after a technology-led selloff, but the bond market did not provide an obvious reason for celebration. The key test is whether equities can hold their gains, broaden participation, and withstand a 5.24% ten-year Treasury yield.
The market is waiting for September inflation data, but the real issue is broader: whether the figures will force the Bank of Russia to keep monetary conditions tight for longer.
On AUDUSD, the upward correction from 0.6913 appears to be continuing. A Pin Bar formed yesterday, but without any visible support, so it is not worth considering for trades.
The modest retreat in US equities looks less like a confirmed reversal than a test of whether corporate profits can support AI-driven valuations while Treasury yields remain exceptionally high.
GBPUSD is failing to make a long correction, and the price is stuck in a narrow range above 1.3158. I think I will look for an opportunity during the day...
EURUSD stopped at 1.1212 and will likely begin an upward correction after a strong, nearly pullback-free decline. Our correction targets include the FVG at 1.1285.....
The S&P 500 has crossed 7,800 as investors anticipate extraordinary third-quarter earnings growth. The headline forecast is impressive, but the record will be fundamentally convincing only if profit strength extends beyond a narrow group of AI leaders and management guidance remains resilient.
On Friday, USDCHF made an interesting move toward the previously crossed level of 0.8248. This gave us two Pin Bar patterns pointing in opposite directions.
Bitcoin ETF inflows are positive, but the simultaneous retreat from Ether funds reveals a selective market rather than a broad risk-on move. That distinction helps explain why BTC remains supported near $87,000 without yet breaking through it convincingly.
Yellow, black, and digital gold: where speculators are looking. The geopolitical situation in the world is gradually heating up.
Analysis of the global oil market in 2026: shrinking supply and demand, inventory depletion, forecasts from the IEA, EIA, and J.P. Morgan, as well as possible WTI price scenarios. The outlook for the ruble against the dollar and its weakening dependence on oil prices are examined separately.
Bitcoin ETF inflows remained positive but fell sharply, while Ethereum funds recorded net outflows. The divergence suggests that institutional demand has narrowed rather than disappeared—and leaves October’s seasonal bullish thesis waiting for stronger evidence.
Bitcoin is holding near 85,106 USDT with only a modest daily gain, while open interest and perpetual funding are rising. The divergence does not prove that leverage is excessive, but it creates a clear test: if positions keep expanding without stronger price confirmation, long-liquidation risk will increase.
Eurozone inflation surprised slightly to the upside, yet the euro barely advanced against the dollar and weakened against the Swiss franc. The divergence suggests that investors are looking beyond the headline CPI figure and assigning greater weight to the widening risk premium on French government debt.
The September jobs report may reshape expectations for the Federal Reserve’s December decision, but a 10-year Treasury yield near 5.24% probably reflects more than fear of one additional rate increase.
On AUDUSD, we are near the lower boundary of a narrow sideways range clearly visible on the monthly chart. The price has now stopped at 0.6913...
A softer core PCE reading sharply reduced the market-implied odds of an October Fed rate increase, yet traders still largely expect another move by December. The apparent contradiction suggests that markets have changed the likely timing of further tightening, not abandoned the scenario itself.
GBPUSD made an excellent upward correction into the 1.3289 FVG. We should probably expect the price to continue falling below the 1.3159 lows.
Small headline-index moves conceal a more important shift: rising Treasury yields are pressuring most US stocks while a narrow group of technology leaders keeps the capitalization-weighted benchmarks looking resilient.
EURUSD slightly updated the 1.1324 low. This can be considered the lower boundary of the range clearly visible on the weekly chart.
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