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NASDAQ's Scanner The NASDAQ is holding strong as investor sentiment improves across global markets. The index remains bullish on the EdgeFinder, supported by better-than-expected fundamentals and easing macro headwinds. Fundamentals Recap: - GDP Growth: 3.8% vs 3.3% forecast — stronger-than-expected expansion. - Services PMI: 52.4 vs 50.7 — robust service sector activity. - Retail Sales: 0.6% vs 0.2% — solid consumer spending. - Inflation: 3.0% YoY — steady and cooling slightly. - Employment: Still soft, but improving stability in broader data. Macro Picture: - Fed cut odds now sit at 65% for December, boosting equity sentiment. - Government shutdown likely ending soon, easing uncertainty. Market tone has shifted risk-on. With growth data firm, inflation cooling, and rate cut expectations rising — the NASDAQ could remain supported heading into year-end. 👉UNLOCK $559 OFF NOW

Swiss Gets the Upper Hand USD/CHF is trading lower today, breaking beneath a trendline that had previously acted as support. With bearish momentum building, the next notable level sits near 0.7920, a zone that could serve as short-term support if sellers begin to take profits or if buyers step in to defend the level. The move comes on the back of reports that the U.S. and Switzerland are close to finalizing a trade deal that would slash tariffs from 39% to 15% — a major shift from the steep hike imposed in August under President Trump’s “reciprocal tariff” strategy. The potential rollback signals a softer U.S. trade stance, giving the Swiss franc an extra boost against the dollar. If the deal is confirmed, further CHF strength could extend the downside in USD/CHF, potentially driving the pair below 0.7920 and into deeper lows. However, if the agreement stalls or U.S. yields rebound, a short-term retracement back above broken support could be in play before the next leg down.

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Yen on Edge as USD/JPY Tests 155 USD/JPY is hovering just below the key 155.00 resistance — a level that has repeatedly acted as both a ceiling and a trigger for potential intervention talks out of Japan. The yen remains under pressure as BoJ officials maintain an ultra-loose stance, signaling that rate hikes may not come until early 2026. On the U.S. side, the dollar’s strength has cooled after weak employment data and rising expectations for a Fed rate cut in December (now priced around 64%). However, with the government shutdown expected to end soon, upcoming data releases could bring fresh volatility to the pair. If buyers push decisively above 155.00, USD/JPY could test the 157.00 region before meeting serious resistance — but any sharp move higher could invite verbal or even direct intervention from Tokyo.

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Good morning ☕️ +85 pips closed on GBP/CAD signal, nice overnight flush! 📉 - Nick