US interest futures extended gains on Friday, with the 10-year Treasury note contract for December (ZN1) holding near 113.00 territory. This reflects a yield equivalent of around 4.10%, a pullback from early September levels, highlighting a quick reaction of market participants on repricing the Fed’s policy path. The futures markets are pricing in risk when Read More…
Introduction Crude oil futures (CL) have now moved into the $60–62 support zone that has acted as a floor since early August. It is an important zone because the next level below this is at $54. Bulls will be looking to hold this level so that price doesn’t slip to those levels not seen since Read More…
Gold futures extended their rally on Wednesday, with December contracts trading above $3,920, supported by safe-haven demand, a weaker dollar, and rising odds that the Federal Reserve will pivot to rate cuts sooner than anticipated. The metal has surged 47% so far in 2025, with 11% gains in September alone, marking its best monthly performance Read More…
Introduction The Russell 2000 futures (RTY) are consolidating just below their previous all-time high (ATH) at 2,477.1 after breaching it two weeks ago. After a strong run through mid-September, momentum has slowed slightly. The bulls are still in control, however, and it should remain that way as long as the rising trendline and 50 ma Read More…
Introduction Following on from our previous analysis, Gold futures have broken above the all-time high once more. Price action remains firmly above both the 50-day moving average at $3,527 and the 200-day moving average at $3,184.9 as bulls continue to dominate the market. The RSI now sits above 75, entering overbought conditions. This is normal Read More…
Currency futures found respite on Monday after experiencing a significant retracement last week. The fear of a potential US government shutdown has weighed on the US dollar, lifting the major currencies. Following the Fed’s cautious commentary and a series of upbeat US data, the markets appear to shift towards a more balanced outlook. Over the Read More…
