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Spot silver surged as a weaker dollar outweighed a jump in long-dated Treasury yields, keeping bullish momentum alive ahead of inflation data and the Fed meeting. Technical traders are focused on the $67.25 to $68.17 retracement zone, with $71.18 the next major upside marker if buyers sustain control.

Gold drew support as a softer dollar encouraged overseas demand, with traders watching whether inflation data can return Treasury yields to the driver’s seat. Key technical levels remain decisive, with support clustered near the recent swing low and resistance building around the 200-day moving average.

Bitcoin recovered from a drop near $77,600 and was little changed over the day as traders watched inflation data and the Federal Reserve’s Sept. 15-16 rate decision. Zcash drew the strongest attention after Grayscale’s newly listed ETF surpassed $500 million in assets and accumulated roughly 3% of circulating supply.

Strong August job growth has increased market concern that the Federal Reserve may need to tighten policy again in September. Softer wage growth and a low quits rate still give policymakers room to wait, leaving upcoming inflation data as the decisive catalyst for Treasury yields, the US dollar index and major currency pairs.

Gold and silver are facing renewed pressure after strong U.S. jobs data revived expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep policy tighter for longer. Traders are now watching CPI and PPI as the next major catalysts for XAU/USD and the broader precious metals market.

The dollar enters the week with stronger support from revived Federal Reserve tightening expectations after resilient August payrolls. FX traders are also watching U.S. inflation data, the ECB decision and key EUR/USD and GBP/USD technical levels.

Strong August job growth has increased the risk of a September Federal Reserve rate hike, even as slower wage growth gives policymakers room to wait. FXCOINZ examines how Treasury yields, inflation data and key technical levels may shape the US dollar index, EUR/USD, USD/JPY and USD/CHF.

The U.S. dollar is under renewed pressure as softer economic data reduce expectations for another Federal Reserve rate increase. EUR/USD and GBP/USD are drawing support from narrowing policy divergence, domestic data and bullish technical structures.

The US dollar remains under pressure as softer CPI and PPI readings strengthen expectations for a less restrictive Federal Reserve path. EUR/USD is testing trendline resistance near 1.1569, while GBP/USD needs a break above 1.3515 to confirm fresh bullish momentum.

Gold enters the weekend with a stronger rate backdrop after softer inflation signals encouraged traders to reassess policy risk. Yet oil market tension, resistance near the 200 day moving average, and a sharp reversal from a two month high are keeping the bullish case under pressure.

Silver’s advance stalled after a move to $66.80 as a resilient dollar offset support from softer inflation data and lower September rate-hike expectations. Traders are now watching whether the metal can reclaim upside momentum or slip back toward key moving-average support.

Softer U.S. CPI and PPI readings have reinforced expectations for a less restrictive Federal Reserve path, keeping pressure on the dollar. EUR/USD and GBP/USD are approaching key resistance levels while the Dollar Index attempts to hold a critical trendline support zone.

Silver enters a pivotal week after a sharp rally, with inflation data set to determine whether buyers can force a break above the 52-week moving average. Hormuz headlines remain a major wildcard as crude oil, inflation expectations, and the Fed outlook continue to feed into silver’s next move.

Gold is edging lower after a strong rally, with XAUUSD now testing the 52-week moving average at $4,349.82. CPI and PPI readings are set to determine whether momentum extends toward higher targets or fades into support.

AUD/USD held recent gains after softer U.S. inflation figures sharply reduced expectations for a July Federal Reserve rate increase. Traders are now watching whether the pair can defend support near 0.6970 and 0.6960 while testing resistance around 0.7020 and 0.7050.

September E-mini S&P 500 Index futures are edging higher as the market holds above a short-term retracement zone and its 50-day moving average. Traders are watching Wednesday’s PPI release and the next wave of earnings to determine whether buyers can push through resistance and challenge the record high.

EUR/USD is showing its first meaningful higher low in some time as impulsive buying challenges the recent bearish tone. Softer US CPI has weakened the US Dollar, but resistance between 1.1463 and 1.1500 remains the key test for bulls.

AUD/USD remains vulnerable as geopolitical tensions lift demand for the U.S. dollar and weaken appetite for risk-linked currencies. Technical traders are watching support at 0.6905 and 0.6885, while U.S. inflation and retail sales data could define the pair’s next major move.

Silver is under pressure as the oil rally tied to Middle East escalation feeds inflation concerns and keeps yields and the dollar elevated. XAG/USD traders are watching whether $57.22 holds as a secondary higher bottom or gives way to a deeper test at $55.60.

The Dow Jones pushed to a record high after a weak payrolls reading and fresh downward revisions strengthened the case for a more patient Federal Reserve. Investors rotated away from tech and into cyclical sectors as Treasury-rate expectations shifted and the Nasdaq lagged.

The Dow Jones pushed to an all-time high as a weak payrolls reading and downward revisions reinforced the view that the labor market has cooled. Investors rotated away from technology and into cyclical sectors while watching CPI and PPI as the next decisive tests for Fed policy expectations.