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Analysts predict the USD/JPY will trade between 151.85 and 152.75, with a broader range of 149.50 to 153.00. Strategies like selling options can capitalize on low volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/USD struggles below 1.1560 amid rising US-China trade tensions. With bearish momentum and potential Fed rate cuts ahead, traders eye critical support levels and consider options strategies for volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Despite China’s manufacturing PMI staying below 50, strong industrial production growth signals a shift to high-end manufacturing. September’s PMI of 49.8 suggests expansion, presenting potential opportunities in commodities and equities. – vtmarketsmy.com

The British Pound hit a one-week low of 201.35 against the Yen, driven by a weaker job report and rising unemployment at 4.8%. Renewed US-China trade tensions add to the bearish outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Pound Sterling weakened due to rising unemployment and slowing wage growth, sparking expectations for interest rate cuts by the Bank of England, while the US dollar remains strong amid solid job data. – vtmarketsmy.com

The AUD/USD pair fell over 1% to near 0.6440 due to new Chinese port fees impacting Australian exports. Upcoming employment data could influence further declines, amid a strong US Dollar and Fed’s potential rate cuts. – vtmarketsmy.com

The New Zealand Dollar’s outlook has turned negative against the US Dollar, focusing on critical levels like 0.5690. Traders should consider put options or short-selling strategies as downward trends emerge. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s gas imports have dropped 7%, yet demand recovery is improving. As Europe approaches heating season with 83% storage, volatility is expected—traders might explore strategies to navigate price swings. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold prices surge ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s speech, while the AUD/USD faces downward pressure due to weak Australian data and falling iron ore prices. Is it time for traders to act? – vtmarketsmy.com

OPEC’s oil demand forecast remains steady, but conflicting outlooks hint at future volatility. With a current undersupply, strategies like call options and volatility trading may benefit investors. – vtmarketsmy.com