Introduction Light crude oil futures remain in recovery mode after rebounding sharply from long-term support in the mid-$50s. Price has reclaimed the $60 handle and is now consolidating just below the 200-day moving average. This marks a shift in behavior from persistent selling to selective buying. The market is no longer in a breakdown phase, Read More…
Currency futures markets started the week in a cautious tone as traders positioned around shifting central bank expectations and delayed US data. The price action shows investors moving away from safe-haven dollar exposure toward selective risk trades. Meanwhile, the rate cut timing remains a key macro driver. The Dollar Index (DXY) extends losses in Read More…
Introduction Bitcoin futures have suffered a sharp and violent selloff, erasing months of gains in a matter of weeks. After topping near the $125,000 area, BTC collapsed more than 50% at its worst point before finding temporary stabilization near long-term support. Like with all cryptocurrency moves, it was a volatile one, and panic selling set Read More…
US interest futures fell slightly on Thursday as traders backed off bets that the Federal Reserve would cut rates more aggressively later in 2026, after economic data revealed significant improvement. The CME Group’s 30-Day Federal Funds futures prices indicate the decreased probability of more than one cut since last week. Contracts ending in September and Read More…
Introduction The Nasdaq 100 has pulled back from resistance after another failed attempt to push into new highs. While the broader trend remains bullish on a higher-timeframe basis, recent price action shows a market that is struggling to extend higher in the short term. This isn’t a breakdown. But it is a reminder that upside Read More…
Crude oil futures fell to the $63.50 region after two days of gains, as talks between Iran and the US in Oman eased fears of a broader disruption in the Middle East. The move, as reported, shows the market’s sensitivity. The risk premium can disappear quickly when diplomacy signals are strong and then return just Read More…
