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FTMO, a prop firm, will open 300 jobs, half of them at its broker OANDA

FTMO, one of the world's largest prop firms, has announced the hiring of 300 employees. Roughly half of the vacancies are at OANDA, a broker that is part of the company's structure.

PropMarketCapExchanges and infrastructure

Gemini, a crypto exchange with business in the UK and Europe, was sold for less than $10 million to Singapore's KAST

The Winklevoss brothers' crypto exchange handed over its UK and European operations to Singapore-based payments company KAST. The deal amount is less than $10 million, even though the divisions were bought mainly for their licenses.

PropMarketCapMacroeconomics and central banks

US job openings: 7.52 million vs. expected 7.15 million

The US Department of Labor published the JOLTS report for September - the number of job openings in the labor market. The actual figure came in almost 400 thousand above the forecast, and the previous value was revised upward.

PropMarketCapCurrencies, commodities and indices

After the tech selloff, the gold price rebounded $30 from its yearly low: $3,906 per ounce

On Monday, November 2, spot gold is trading around $3,906.39 per ounce - up $30.55 (+0.79%) from Friday's close of $3,875.84. The rebound follows Friday's plunge of nearly 3.5% to a one-year low. Reuters recorded $3,900.05 (+0.6%) at the start of the Asian session.

PropMarketCapCurrencies, commodities and indices

Market expects a Fed rate hike on December 9: gold price lost more than 1% and fell to $4,019

On October 29, XAU/USD fell more than 1% - from the day's high of $4,069 to $4,019. Strong US economic data interrupted gold's three-day winning streak and reinforced the market's bet that the Fed will raise rates in December.

PropMarketCapMacroeconomics and central banks

US job openings fell by 256 thousand: JOLTS came in below forecast

In August, the number of job openings in the US declined to 7.079 million versus the expected 7.225-7.230 million. At the same time, hires and layoffs remained nearly unchanged.