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The US Dollar Index is caught between trade war fears and political instability, struggling to hold above 99.00. Traders should consider strategic options to profit from ongoing volatility and market uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

Silver pulls back from $51.72 but remains in a positive trend above $50.30, driven by geopolitical tensions and demand for safe havens. Bullish strategies target $52.00, bolstered by strong industrial demand. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Australian Dollar (AUD) is expected to consolidate between 0.6465 and 0.6530, with potential declines toward 0.6440. Traders may consider put options to capitalize on further downward movement. – vtmarketsmy.com

Trump’s tariff threats on China spark volatility in FX and bond markets, with significant impacts on U.S. equity futures and economic outlook, as traders brace for upcoming developments amid government shutdown uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

Pound Sterling may rebound between 1.3290 and 1.3390, but risks dropping to 1.3200. Economic indicators suggest limited growth and continued volatility, presenting potential trading strategies for cautious investors. – vtmarketsmy.com

AUD/USD stabilized above 0.6500 after mixed Chinese trade data, amid ongoing US-China trade tensions. The RBA’s hawkish stance and upcoming policy insights could further influence the Australian dollar’s strength. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Dollar struggles at 152.35 against the Yen amid Japan’s political turmoil. If this resistance holds, a drop to 151.10 could follow, but a breakout could target 153.20. – vtmarketsmy.com

Political uncertainty in Japan is stalling the USD/JPY’s momentum, as Sanae Takaichi’s leadership hangs in balance. Traders should prepare for volatility and potential sharp movements in the currency pair. – vtmarketsmy.com

Tensions rise as the US threatens 100% tariffs on China, risking economic isolation and dollar decline. Market volatility spikes, particularly affecting tech and sectors reliant on rare earth products. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s September trade data surprised with strong export and import growth, particularly to non-US markets, despite a decline in shipments to the US. This signals resilience and changing market demands. – vtmarketsmy.com