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The market is balancing a strong dollar, elevated yields and resilient U.S. activity against softer inflation and reduced October hike expectations.

Wall Street opens Q4 with yields elevated and crude surging; Nikkei leads Asia higher while European averages slip.

The PCE print lands with rate expectations turning broadly neutral. Odds of an October Fed rate hike has fallen to 42.6% from 70.9% a week ago

The dollar is pressing near 101.50 after a strong September rally, but stretched momentum and familiar resistance could limit further gains as traders await key U.S. data and fresh clues on the Fed's rate path.

Brent tops $108 after Trump rejects Iran proposal; Kospi tumbles 2.7% on chip jitters; Dallas Fed manufacturing gauge in focus.

The dollar's rebound is losing momentum near 101 after a hawkish Fed repricing lifted yields and rate expectations. Durable goods orders could determine whether the rally extends or stalls.

Traders brace for August durable goods orders and Fed speakers after Nikkei extends gains; DAX and CAC lead European bounce

If yields and the dollar continue higher, silver's industrial and high-beta characteristics leave it more exposed than gold.

Oil rebound and hawkish Fed bets keep pressure on rates; Nikkei catches up with global tech rally while European bourses open softer

A sustained hold above the level, reinforced by Treasury yields, Fed expectations and broad-based gains across major dollar pairs, would make the case for a more durable dollar upswing considerably stronger.

Nasdaq futures hover near records after Tuesday's all-time high; Hang Seng slips as Tokyo stays shut; European open seen firmer

The Nasdaq closed at a record as chip stocks rallied and oil fell for a fifth day on hopes of a US-Iran deal. But the Fed is still hiking. Here's what it means for NQ and CL.

A Fed official says persistent inflation and resilient demand could keep the Fed focused on restrictive policy, leaving further rate hikes possible and markets exposed to higher-for-longer rates.

Driven by a hawkish Fed and Middle East geopolitical risks, the US Dollar Index has reclaimed 100.00, forming a double bottom pattern targeting 100.617 and beyond. How far can the rally go?

S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 contracts rose slightly as traders digest a chip-led surge, oil's rebound and Trump's UN General Assembly agenda; Japan shut, Hang Seng leads Asia higher.

The Nasdaq surged 2.8% to record highs near 30,786 as falling oil and a chip rally boosted risk appetite. Overbought conditions may test NQ's ability to defend 30,000.

President Trump hosts Xi Jinping to negotiate extending the Nov. 10 tariff truce. With index futures bid at the start of the week, will Thursday's summit hand markets a green light or set up a bear trap?

S&P 500 and Nasdaq contracts advance ahead of the New York open; Brent heads for a fourth straight loss and Asia trades firmer with Tokyo shut for a holiday.

Three major central banks tightened last week and the dollar broke above 100. With little US data due, Fed speakers and Wednesday's flash PMIs take over and gold is pressing a key wall near $4,400.

Silver has already broken higher. The next challenge is whether bulls can turn the brief move above $67 into a sustained advance rather than another rejection at resistance.

Fed rate expectations, elevated U.S. yields and a sharp USD/JPY rebound are keeping the dollar supported even as both central banks tighten policy.

Nasdaq futures lead a mildly positive premarket after Japan raises rates to a 30-year high; Generac and FedEx headline single-stock action into the Conference Board LEI release.

The 100 level now becomes important from a technical perspective. A sustained hold above it would provide evidence that the breakout is gaining acceptance rather than simply reflecting the immediate post-Fed surge.

Wall Street eyes a rebound as Treasury yields hover near multi-year highs, oil stays firm and Asia closes mixed following the FOMC decision.

A fully priced Fed hike shifts focus to the dot plot and Kevin Warsh’s tone. ES and NQ are coiled at key levels, with Wednesday’s guidance likely to decide the breakout.

The dollar approaches a key resistance zone as Treasury yields climb and traders price a Fed hike. Policy guidance, projections and rate expectations could determine whether DXY extends its rebound.

Wall Street snapped a four-day slide as crude retreated, even as firm core inflation pushed Fed hike odds to 86%. Here’s what the rebound means for a pivotal central-bank week.