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Why gold traders should be looking at USOIL

XAU traders have been weathering some volatility over the last few months, with dips to lows of $1,820 (USD), rebounding to new all-time highs just weeks later. Well-timed orders in the right direction surely made a few XAU traders very happy this year, but if you’re not already holding open a gold order below the 1900s, you might be limited to day trading current volatility.

In contrast, USOIL has consistently been a trader’s dream, despite political and economic volatility rocking every market. With short-term and long-term reversals, both investors and day traders have plenty of options. But is oil trading easy, risky, or perhaps only for pro traders?

You might be surprised to find out that you don’t even need to know technical analysis to trade oil.

Let’s find out why: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Week 47 data: the Fed’s minutes and regional inflation

The new week in markets started quietly after various major shares made gains last week and the People’s Bank of China kept its base rates on hold as widely expected. Some of the highlights on the calendar this week include minutes from the latest meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (‘the Fed’) and the British government’s autumn statement. This preview of weekly data looks at the charts and the events affecting USDCAD and GBPJPY.

There wasn’t much activity among central banks last week, although American inflation declined more than expected. That supports the generally strong impression among traders that the Fed has reached its final rate for this cycle and could start cutting in the second quarter of next year. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, there’s a 99.8% chance of a hold at the Fed’s next meeting on 13 December; a plurality of traders expects a single cut to 5-5.25% on 1 May 2024.

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Exness approaches $5 trillion milestone with $4.8 trillion trading volume for October


Cyprus-headquartered Exness closed October with a monthly trading volume of more than $4.8 trillion, a record figure for the multi-asset broker. The latest number jumped 8.2 percent from the previous month.

With the latest monthly trading volume, the broker is approaching the $5 trillion milestone. The volume in October beat the previous record of $4.5 trillion in August. Although the demand slightly corrected in September, it rebounded aggressively last month. October also became the third consecutive month when Exness reported a trading volume of above $4 trillion.

Exness’ trading volume crossed the $1 trillion mark in October 2021, and over the span of two years, it almost elevated five times. Year-over-year, the trading volume in October rocketed about 90 percent. In the corresponding month last year, the broker reported $2.5 trillion in trading volume.

Apart from the trading volume, the number of active clients also hit a record. According to the official figures, the number of active clients on the platform at the end of last month was 694,006. The figure surged 6.1 percent from the previous month’s 653,593.

The broker’s extensive presence and expansion in established and emerging markets such as MENA, SSA, LATAM and Asia, is more than likely to be one of the key reasons behind its impressive growth in numbers.

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Week 48 data: Oil and Gold:

This weekly preview examines USOIL and XAUUSD, focusing on upcoming economic data. These figures will drive market trends for the near-term outlook. Here's the most significant economic data for this week:

Wednesday:
Chinese Industrial Production data will come out at 02:00 AM GMT. October's figure is expected to fall to 4.3%, down from 4.5%. Confirmation of this prediction could lead to losses in production-related commodities like crude oil, silver, and copper.

The UK inflation rate will be updated at 07:00 AM GMT. It is anticipated to drop from 6.7% to 4.8% for October. Should this be the case, it would mark the lowest annual UK inflation rate. This could result in brief, minor losses for the pound, potentially influencing the Bank of England's upcoming decisions.

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Preempting forex trading news to beat the markets:

Staying ahead of the financial markets and preempting price actions rather than reacting to them can sometimes be the fine line between huge profits and horrific losses. New traders often turn to forex trading news for insights and market dynamics. However, by the time these news pieces hit the media, the “optimum” window for action has usually passed.

If you are trying to level up your currency trading, you need to preempt the forex trading news, not follow it.

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Vanguard's new era for bonds and what it means for traders and markets:

Ever wondered what a world-class asset manager like Vanguard knows that we don't? Our collaborative piece with Barron’s deciphers their latest forecasts and what it means for traders across multiple asset classes.

👇 Click the link to read the article and deepen your market knowledge. 📚
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Week 44 data: Oil and Gold

This weekly data preview examines USOIL and XAUUSD. The primary drivers in the markets for the near short term are the economic data releases scheduled for later this week.

The most important economic data for this week are: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO

Tuesday:
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision is at 03:00 AM GMT. The market consensus predicts the central bank will maintain interest rates at -0.1%, with no major surprises anticipated.

Flash European GDP and inflation rate data will be released at 10:00 AM GMT. GDP growth is expected to drop to 0.2% from the previous reading of 0.5%. Concurrently, the inflation rate is projected to decrease to 3.2% from 4.3% in September.

NBS manufacturing PMI, scheduled for 01:30 AM GMT, is anticipated to remain stable at 50.2 points. NBS primarily focuses on large state-owned firms, which generally surpasses the Caixin version in size. If accurate, this data would suggest that manufacturing at state-owned firms is expanding. This could influence production-related instruments like oil, silver, and copper.

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Exness is now on Twitch!

It's true 😁! Exness is now on Twitch! 📺 Join us for exciting live trading sessions, expert insights, and so much more. Don't miss out! Join Twitch today, hit that 'Follow' button, and stay ahead of the trading game with Exness! 📈👏 Remember to turn on your notifications too 😉

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Week 43 data: Oil and Gold

This preview of weekly data examines USOIL and XAUUSD, also focusing on the economic data set to be released later this week as the primary market drivers influencing the short-term outlook.

Find more on the key economic data for this week here: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Why the commodity trading rush is heating up in 2023

Many Exness traders have become more interested in commodity trading in recent months, specifically precious metals and oil. This is likely due to international conflict and rising recessionary fears, but it might also be a result of major currencies being stuck in a narrow range.

Supply and demand is perhaps the most influential factor in commodity pricing, and the ebs and flows, rallies and crashes come along like seasons. Commodity market trends are typically long and deep, which gives traders more chance to catch a trend, even if they didn’t get in on the action early.

Let’s explore commodity trading and see if it’s right for you : https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Stock Watch

Two stocks to add to your watchlist are MSFT and GOOGL. Read on to know why: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Where is USD heading?

In this article, we will cover Exness opinions alongside reporting from The Wall Street Journal, which is a commercial partner of Exness.

Overall, it is difficult to say definitively whether USD will have a strong or weak future. The dollar is still associated with headlines promoting strength and stability, but a glance at EURUSD shows a rollercoaster ride between $1.05 and $1.11, and right now the price is dancing at the bottom of that range.

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4 tips for traders to get a good night's sleep

For traders, the hustle doesn't stop when the markets close. The decisions you make before you hit the hay can significantly impact your trading performance the next day. Here are 4 golden rules to get a better night's sleep.

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Platinum shortages and rising demand: a trader’s dream forecast

When it comes to commodities, the supply and demand mechanics are strong influencers of price. If there’s an abundance, the price is low, but when there are limited supplies, prices rise. Platinum is already considered precious, but it’s about to get a whole lot more desirable. Timing is everything. Traders can wait years for that perfect moment when prices are still low while supplies are dwindling, but the long wait may finally be over.

Platinum is fast becoming as rare as it is precious, and it’s only a question of time before the market realizes this. When that happens, traders holding platinum at current low prices will reap the reward of every price increase, and those who choose to stay away from metal investing will only watch with envy.

If you’ve never traded precious metals before, platinum might be the perfect introduction for you.

Let’s find out why here: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Hot moving markets not to miss

This week in the financial markets has been marked by volatility, as the decline in bond markets persisted alongside the rise of the US dollar. Later in the week, the decline in US Treasuries' prices eased in anticipation of Powell's upcoming speech. Meanwhile, in the UK, yields on benchmark government bonds surged by as much as 20 basis points, representing the most significant daily increase at the close in nearly a year.

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GDP drives GBP: Faster than estimated recovery

Friday’s GDP data showed the UK leading the G7 in annual GDP growth in 2022, possibly giving room for sterling to bounce.

The pound initially gained ground against other major currencies on the morning of Friday, September 29, following the release of final GDP data for the second quarter. This article summarizes recent significant economic indicators from the UK and anticipates potential movements in the GBPUSD and GBPJPY charts.

For a more comprehensive look into this topic, please click the link below: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Platinum shortages and rising demand: a trader’s dream forecast

When it comes to commodities, the supply and demand mechanics are strong influencers of price. If there’s an abundance, the price is low, but when there are limited supplies, prices rise. Platinum is already considered precious, but it’s about to get a whole lot more desirable. Timing is everything. Traders can wait years for that perfect moment when prices are still low while supplies are dwindling, but the long wait may finally be over.

Platinum is fast becoming as rare as it is precious, and it’s only a question of time before the market realizes this. When that happens, traders holding platinum at current low prices will reap the reward of every price increase, and those who choose to stay away from metal investing will only watch with envy.

If you’ve never traded precious metals before, platinum might be the perfect introduction for you.

Let’s find out why here: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Li Auto and NIO Limited: Driving the EV revolution

With so many stocks to choose from, it’s not easy to keep track of them all and recognize when a market opportunity presents itself. Volatility is the lifeblood of profit and risk, and two volatile stocks are worthy of your attention right now. If you want to enter the EV market, this week’s price dip may have created the perfect entry point.

Let’s find out why here: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Technical Analysis on gold and oil

Let’s first summarise the most important economic data for this week. If you are trading gold or oil this week, these are fundamentals that can affect technical forecasts.

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Is there only one direction for AI stocks?

In a recent speech at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia and Tech Conference, Manuvir Das, an executive at Nvidia, shared some astonishing insights into the market for artificial intelligence (AI).

According to Das, the AI market's total addressable opportunity is set to reach a staggering $600 billion, encompassing various segments such as chips and systems, generative AI software, and omniverse enterprise software. This revelation has sent shockwaves through the tech and investment communities, signifying immense potential for those involved in the tech stock market.

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