What to Watch: Australian CPI leads the calendar
Australia's high-impact CPI headlines the next 24 hours at 01:30 UTC, after ECB's Lagarde, Canadian GDP and US confidence and JOLTS data.
Australia's high-impact CPI headlines the next 24 hours at 01:30 UTC, after ECB's Lagarde, Canadian GDP and US confidence and JOLTS data.
The Graph's GRT jumped 22.99% to lead the New York close, while gold, silver and palladium slipped and US equities drifted lower.
GRT surged 23% to lead the tape as London closed, while gold, silver and palladium slid and European equities firmed into the New York handover.
Crude led the losses as Brent and WTI slid, while the Nikkei, Wall Street and the Japanese yen firmed and precious metals bounced.
Litecoin surged 16% to lead a broad crypto rally into the London close, while crude climbed over 2% and European equities edged higher.
Sterling edged higher after BOE Governor Bailey spoke on 25 September, with GBPSEK the clearest mover and the pound little changed against the dollar.
Litecoin jumps 16.24% at the open, leading a broad rally in smaller tokens while Bitcoin holds near $84,400 and the dollar firms against the majors.
Crude oil jumped over 3% while Polkadot, Uniswap and Dogecoin led a crypto sell-off and platinum, silver and gold retreated as the dollar firmed.
The Australian dollar eased against every major peer after Australia's employment and unemployment data at 01:30 UTC, led by a slip in AUDCHF.
Bitcoin Cash jumped 28% and UNI 14% as small-cap crypto ran, while crude slid over 2% and US indices split with the Nasdaq 100 out front.
Bitcoin Cash jumped 28% and Uniswap 14% as crypto led the London close, while crude slid nearly 8% on the week and European indices firmed.
Bitcoin Cash jumps 28% and Uniswap 14% while BTC, ETH and the FX majors idle; crude sinks near 8% on the week as silver holds a 52% year.