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Euro at its lowest since July 28: Lagarde cooled bets on a rapid rate hike

EUR/USD on Monday touched 1.1350 - its lowest level since late July. The reason: ECB chief Christine Lagarde signaled that the regulator is in no hurry to raise rates, even though the market had bet on the opposite.

PropMarketCapFRESHCurrencies, commodities and indices

WTI above $93: Trump rejected Iran's proposal on the Strait of Hormuz

US crude WTI (the US benchmark grade) is trading around $93.05 in early Asian hours on Monday. The push came from US President Donald Trump's rejection of Iran's proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz - a key maritime route for oil exports from the Persian Gulf.

PropMarketCapFRESHMacroeconomics and central banks

US labor market report on Friday: the Fed rate is already 4%, 10-year yields are heading toward 5.20%

On Friday, October 2, at 15:30 Moscow time, the US employment report is released. This week this is the main macro event: the bond market has already repriced levels, and the Fed raised rates for the first time in more than three years. The Employment Situation release is indeed scheduled for October 2 at 08:30 ET, that is, 15:30 Moscow time.

PropMarketCapFRESHCurrencies, commodities and indices

Gold fell below $4,200 - lowest since August 5

XAU/USD dropped below $4,200 and hit a nearly two-month low. Gold is under pressure from expectations of further Fed rate hikes, high US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar.

PropMarketCapFRESHInstruments

Oil +4% in the session: Houthis attack Saudi Arabia again

Yemen's Houthis announced new attacks on Saudi Arabia. The oil market reacted almost instantly: prices rose by about 4% during the session.

PropMarketCapFRESHInstruments

Bitcoin dropped below $84,000 after a 13% gain in four days

Bitcoin pulled back from an eight-month high of $87,381 to $83,900. Over the past day, the market faced $545 million in liquidations, most of which were long positions