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Gold is climbing. Oil is slipping. Wall Street is watching the Fed. Four markets. One big question: What comes next? Which asset are you watching most closely?

The Fed announces its decision on Wednesday 28 October at 14:00 New York time, with a press conference 30 minutes later. In Israel and Europe, clocks changed on 25 October, so the decision lands an hour earlier on local clocks than in September.

The Fed, the ECB, and Microsoft take center stage this week. Three key events that could influence currencies, stock indices, and tech shares. Which announcement are you watching most closely?

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A flying Roadster, falling profits… and a rising stock? Tesla had a week of contrasts. But what really shaped investors’ expectations? Swipe to find out.

Oil climbed. Gold fell. Meta faced pressure. Three different market moves, each with a story behind it. Which development stood out to you this week?

What if my first trade loses?

Is your next trade part of your plan or a reaction to your last loss? The trade after a loss is often the riskiest one, especially when it’s made to fix a feeling. A short pause, an honest review and your usual size keep the next decision separate from the last result.

Same Forex market, different trading hours? The forex market trades around the clock on weekdays, but activity follows the major financial centres. This year Europe changes its clocks on 25 Oct. and the US on 1 Nov., so session times on your local clock may shift twice.

Ever felt tempted to jump into a trade after watching the price take off? Watching a price run without you creates pressure to jump in. The move itself doesn’t say whether it will continue, so the useful question is whether it fits a plan you made before you saw it.

Tesla reports after the US close on Wednesday 21 October, with a webcast at 17:30 New York time. Reports outside market hours can mean the next session opens away from the last price.

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What makes markets move? Economic data, company earnings, and changing expectations all play a role. Next week: China's GDP, Tesla's earnings, and key US economic reports. 📅 Here's what to watch and why it matters.

Can one announcement shake an entire industry? New developments in China's memory chip technology raised questions about competition, putting Micron under pressure. A reminder that market expectations can shift long before the full business impact becomes clear.

Good earnings. Falling stocks. How does that happen? This week, the semiconductor sector showed that strong financial results don't always mean higher share prices. Here's what shaped the week.

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