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PropMarketCapFRESHCurrencies, commodities and indices

France's debt problems are dragging the euro down for a fifth day: EUR/USD around 1.1145

The euro is weakening against all major currencies due to the state of France's public finances and a sell-off in its bond market. The EUR/USD pair is trading around 1.1145 and is falling for a fifth session in a row - on the eve of back-to-back Fed and ECB decisions.

PropMarketCapFRESHMacroeconomics and central banks

Consumer confidence soared to 91.7 versus 81.2: a signal against a US recession

The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index for October came in at 91.7 versus a forecast of 81.2 and the September reading of 81.9. The miss versus consensus is more than 10 points, one of the largest surprises for this indicator in recent times.

PropMarketCapFRESHMacroeconomics and central banks

AUD/USD broke through 0.7000 after RBA comments: inflation worse than forecast

Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser said the inflation forecast looks worse than the bank's own calculations. AUD/USD rose about 0.45%, broke through the round 0.7000 level and reached 0.7017 - a two-week high and the fourth consecutive gain.

PropMarketCapFRESHCrypto market

ETH +4.2% in 24 hours: $45.46 million in shorts liquidated after hot PPI

Ethereum rose to $2,444.75, gaining 4.2% in 24 hours. Over the same period, $73.42 million in ETH positions were liquidated, and almost 60% of them were shorts.

PropMarketCapFRESHMacroeconomics and central banks

Busy day: EU CPI at 12:00, US industrial production at 16:15 MSK

On October 16, the calendar has four reasons for movement at once: inflation in the European Union, US industrial statistics, the fifth day of the annual IMF and World Bank meeting with central bank heads participating, and a morning speech by Fed Chair Warsh.

PropMarketCapFRESHCrypto market

Bitcoin bounced back from below $80,000 to $82,500 in two hours, $937 million liquidated on the crypto market

On Thursday, October 15, BTC dropped below $80,000, but recovered back to $82,300-82,500 in less than two hours. Over the day, $937.06 million worth of positions were forcibly closed on the crypto derivatives market.