Crude Oil Futures
Technical Analysis

Crude Oil Futures (CL) Technical Analysis, 7 October 2025

Introduction Crude Oil futures (CL) continue to consolidate and test the support zone between $62.4 and $61 as the selling pressure has not been strong enough to push the price below it. In our previous analysis, we highlighted that zone as very important because a push below it would likely lead the price to $56. Read More…

S&P 500 futures
Technical Analysis

S&P 500 E-mini Futures (ES) – Bulls Stay Strong Near Highs

Introduction S&P 500 E-mini futures (ES) continue to make all-time highs, currently around $6,783, as buyers stay in control even as momentum starts to look stretched. The market is holding up well, moving sideways near the top of its recent range while traders keep an eye on strong earnings and smaller-ranged daily candles. Technical Analysis Read More…

US government shutdown
Announcements

U.S. Government Shutdown: Impact on Economic News Releases and Trading Rules

As part of our commitment to transparency and risk management, we want to clarify how the News Rule applies during the current U.S. government shutdown.Many U.S. high-impact economic releases (e.g., CPI, NFP, GDP, etc.) are currently being marked as Delayed or Tentative on economic calendars such as ForexFactory and Econoday Our News Rule still applies: Please note that this policy applies to Read More…

Fundamental Analysis

US Interest Futures Surge Amid Obvious Fed Easing Path

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…

Crude Oil Futures
Fundamental Analysis

Crude Oil Futures Lacking Direction Amid Shutdown, OPEC+ Talks

Crude oil futures remain volatile as traders balance near-term geopolitical risks with concerns about oversupply. Brent crude edged up to $65.50 on Thursday while WTI climbed to $62.00 area, recovering modestly from earlier losses. The rebound occurred amid concerns about a potential disruption to Russian crude oil exports. However, the upside remains capped by rising Read More…