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Channel HFM (@hfmbroker) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 11 550 subscribers, ranking 10 223 in the Economy & Finance category and 3 089 in the USA region.
📊 Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 11 550 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 07 September, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -27 over the last 30 days and by -2 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Verified (Officially confirmed by Telegram)
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 7.42%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 3.11% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 857 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 359 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 2.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as fed, cut, index, inflation, currency.
📝 Description and content policy
The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“HFM is an 🏆 award winning multi asset broker with 💼 over 4,000,000 live accounts opened.
⚽️ Official partner of Arsenal
📈 500+ Markets
🛡 Fund Security
🎧 20+ Languages
https://linktr.ee/hfmbroker”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 08 September, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Economy & Finance category.
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Channel Posts
📉 European indices continue to decline and experience pressure from expectations that the ECB will hike interest rates on Thursday. The higher oil prices also add additional pressure to one of the largest net oil importers globally.
🇯🇵 The Japanese Yen has strengthened to its highest level since February. Expectations are increasing for further Bank of Japan rate hikes before year-end.
🏦 JPMorgan’s global head of economics, Bruce Kasman, expects two BoJ rate adjustments before year-end. Markets are also pricing in roughly a 60% chance of another hike by December following the expected September move.
💹 Bank of America similarly expects quarterly hikes in September and December, while its FX team has reportedly turned bullish on the Japanese Yen for the remainder of 2026.
🇨🇦 Canada is escalating its trade dispute with the US by imposing retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion worth of American goods, raising fears of a broader trade war after bilateral negotiations collapsed.
🛢️ Oil extended gains, with Brent holding near $100 as traders assessed a potential Iran-Oman agreement that could tighten Tehran’s control over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, while strong Chinese buying added further support to prices.
🥇 Gold continues to trade within a widened price range as investors await for the upcoming inflation data. During the European open, Gold prices came under pressure from a quick Dollar spike.
📊 US indices are witnessing higher volatility, with both bullish and bearish impulse waves seen early this morning. The VIX index has risen 0.85% indicating the possibility of risk-off appetite.
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| 3 | 📊 DAILY MARKET UPDATE | 8 SEPTEMBER 2026
🛢 Oil Nears $100 as Middle East Risks Escalate
Brent crude climbed close to $99 per barrel, while WTI traded near $94, as tensions involving the US, Iran and the Houthis raised concerns over possible supply disruptions in the Gulf.
📉 Global Stock Markets Under Pressure
Asian and European equities moved lower, while US futures also pointed to a weaker open. Higher oil prices are increasing inflation concerns and putting pressure on risk sentiment.
🇯🇵 Japanese Yen Surges
The Yen strengthened to its highest level since February, moving below ¥154 against the US Dollar. Expectations of further Bank of Japan tightening and the unwinding of Yen-funded carry trades are supporting the currency.
📉 Nikkei Falls as Stronger Yen Hits Exporters
Japan’s Nikkei 225 dropped around 1.7%, with major exporters facing pressure from the sharp rise in the Yen.
🏦 Interest Rate Expectations Remain in Focus
Markets largely expect further tightening from the ECB and Bank of Japan, while traders are pricing around a 60% probability of a Fed rate hike at its September meeting.
🇺🇸 US Inflation Data Takes Centre Stage
Markets are now looking ahead to US PPI on Thursday and CPI on Friday. The inflation figures could play a major role in determining whether the Federal Reserve raises rates this month.
📈 US Treasury Yields Rise
The US 10-year Treasury yield moved towards 4.80%, as investors priced in the risk of higher inflation and tighter monetary policy.
🥇 Gold Holds Firm
Gold remained resilient around $4,400, supported by geopolitical uncertainty and demand for defensive assets.
🪙 Copper Hits Record High
Copper reached a new all-time high near $14,600 per tonne, adding to concerns that rising commodity prices could keep global inflation elevated.
₿ Cryptocurrencies Weaken
Bitcoin slipped towards $78,500, while Ethereum also moved lower as investors reduced exposure to higher-risk assets.
💡 Market Focus:
The key theme today is higher oil prices → stronger inflation risks → higher interest-rate expectations → pressure on global stocks.
👀 What to Watch:
Friday’s US CPI report could be the biggest market-moving event of the week, with potential implications for the US Dollar, Gold, Stocks and Treasury yields. | 267 |
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| 5 | 📊 Strong NFP boosts Fed hike expectations: The US added 162,000 jobs in August, well above forecasts, increasing expectations for a September rate hike.
👥 Meanwhile, the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.1%. The labour force participation rate rose to 61.6%, providing further evidence that labour market conditions remain relatively resilient.
🏦 According to economists, there is now very little reason for the Federal Reserve not to hike interest rates. Now, 60% of investors believe the Federal Reserve will hike on 16 September.
🥇 Gold remains under pressure: Gold fell sharply following the NFP release as Treasury yields and the US Dollar strengthened, although some recovery attempts have emerged. However, the metal is attempting a correction as the Dollar falls this morning.
💴 The Japanese Yen is the best-performing currency of the day. Markets perceive the latest price movement as further government intervention. The Australian Dollar is the second-best-performing.
💵 The US Dollar and New Zealand Dollar are the worst-performing currencies of the day. However, traders should note that the US bank holiday means lower order flow for the US Dollar.
🇪🇺 European indices are trading lower as investors expect the ECB to hike interest rates to an 18-month high. Investors are also attempting to remain calm as local elections continue to indicate a switch towards the far-right.
📈 Asian and US indices are rebounding despite the stronger-than-expected NFP data. Stock traders are playing close attention to the upcoming Apple event, which starts on Wednesday.
🛢️ Oil supported by Middle East tensions: Escalating US-Iran tensions and attacks involving oil tankers have increased concerns over potential supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Crude oil prices came close to reaching a new monthly high but have found resistance. This comes as Iran says negotiations with Oman are progressing positively despite the weekend’s developments. | 438 |
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| 8 | 📊 NFP DAY: Here's Everything You Need to Know
🇺🇸 Jobs Report: Payrolls data drops today with consensus at +56k after last month's shock decline. Unemployment expected to hold at 4.1%. This is the tie-breaker for the Fed's September decision.
🎲 Fed Odds: Rate-hike probability has collapsed to roughly 50/50, down sharply from near 70% just days ago, after Governor Waller signaled he'd support holding rates if inflation keeps cooling. A soft jobs number cements the dovish case; a hot one flips it fast.
💵 US Dollar: Sitting near 4-month lows against major currencies. It only recovers today if payrolls beat expectations by a wide margin, anything in-line or soft, and the slide likely continues.
💴 Japanese Yen: The week's biggest mover, up as much as 2% in a single session, its strongest week since Japan and the US jointly intervened to prop it up back in July. Traders are now pricing a 75% chance the Bank of Japan hikes rates this month, with a move fully priced by October.
🛢 Oil: Brent crude is near $95.50 and on track for its biggest weekly gain since July, driven by renewed US-Iran tensions and fears of disruption through the Strait of Hormuz one of the few forces still pushing the other way on inflation.
🥇 Gold: Holding steady near $4,470 after a 2% overnight jump, on pace to finish the week roughly flat. It's being lifted more by falling real yields than by any rush into safe havens.
📈 Stocks: Risk appetite is broadly strong, Asian equities up around 1%, China's blue chips surging 4%, South Korea's Kospi up 2%, and US/European futures pointing to a higher open. Japan's Nikkei gained on the day but is still down nearly 2% for the week as the yen's rally weighs on exporters.
⚠️ Bottom Line: A soft or in-line payrolls print today keeps this whole dollar-down, yen-up, risk-on setup running. A strong beat could reverse it quickly. Markets have priced out hike risk fast, so they'd likely re-price it fast too. | 846 |
| 9 |  The US jobs report is in focus. 📊
Join our LIVE market analysis as we break down the August Non-Farm Payrolls report.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
✔️ August NFP outlook
✔️ Unemployment and labour supply trends
✔️ Wage growth and the Fed outlook
✔️ Market reaction across equities, Treasury yields and the US Dollar
📅 4 September | 12:00 GMT
Watch LIVE and discover the key labour market signals to keep on your radar! 🎯 | 701 |
| 10 | 💴 Yen Hits One-Month High: The Japanese yen jumped to around 157.3–157.5 per dollar, its strongest level in nearly a month. The trigger: BOJ board member Hajime Takata said the central bank should be ready to hike rates quickly rather than sticking to a fixed schedule — some of the most hawkish BOJ commentary in months. Markets are now fully pricing in a 25bps rate hike this month. Analysts say this looks like genuine rate repricing, not government intervention.
🛢 Oil Pulls Back From Volatile Session: Brent crude eased to around $94–95/barrel and US crude slipped below $91, both retreating from a wild session driven by fresh US-Iran military strikes — the biggest exchange since July, with the conflict now in its 7th month. Trump said the campaign against Iran would be short, targeting radar and missile systems near the Strait of Hormuz. Ship traffic through the strait remains thin, though Monday saw the highest crude volume through the waterway since the war began.
💰 Gold Extends Safe-Haven Rally: Gold climbed over 1% to above $4,430/oz as investors sought shelter amid the geopolitical uncertainty and shifting rate expectations.
📈 Fed Rate-Hike Odds Surge: Traders now price in a 61–62% chance of a September Fed rate hike, up sharply from just 37% a week ago, after weak private payrolls data. NY Fed's John Williams downplayed concern over rising yields, calling them a sign of economic strength. All eyes now shift to Friday's official US jobs report (nonfarm payrolls), expected to show a modest gain of ~56,000 jobs.
🔎 Bottom line: Markets are stuck between a hawkish BOJ, a fragile Middle East ceasefire, and rising Fed rate-hike bets, expect volatility to continue until Friday's jobs data brings some clarity.
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| 12 |  +5Oil is also known as black gold and for a good reason! It is influenced by many factors, from the strength of the US Dollar to the economic growth of its biggest consumers. 🛢📊
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| 13 | ⚔️ The US launched fresh strikes on IRGC military infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz, following Iranian attacks on commercial vessels and US forces.
🛢️ Two Saudi crude oil supertankers were struck by projectiles, further escalating tensions and increasing concerns over oil supply disruptions.
📈 Oil remains technically bullish above key moving averages, with a break above $91.30 potentially strengthening bullish momentum, while higher oil prices continue to support the US Dollar.
🏦 According to the Chicago exchange, almost 70% of the market is pricing in a September hike, while investors expect the ECB and BoJ to hike.
📉 The NASDAQ remains under pressure as inflation, higher interest rates, and geopolitical tensions weaken risk sentiment, with positive earnings and the AI trend providing some support.
📊 Global indices are broadly lower, while a rising put-call ratio points to increased selling pressure. 86% of the NASDAQ’s most influential stocks fell on Monday, although Apple’s 2.60% gain helped limit the decline.
🌍 The Nikkei 225 and German DAX are experiencing the largest global declines for indices, but the VIX maintains a neutral indication for now.
💱 The Japanese Yen is the best-performing currency of the day, followed by the US Dollar and Australian Dollar. The worst-performing is again the New Zealand Dollar, followed by the Swiss Franc.
🇦🇺 Australia’s GDP came in higher than expected, boosting the currency and ensuring the AUD remains the best-performing currency of 2026 so far. The NZD comes under pressure from the RBNZ’s decision to keep rates unchanged. | 660 |
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| 15 | 📈 Bond yields have risen to a new high for 2026 and their highest level since the 2007-08 banking crisis. Economists advise that the bond market is not in a crisis but is sending a clear warning that inflation is too high.
💵 High bond yields are supporting the US Dollar and pressuring Gold prices as real bond yields remain positive and Fed rate hikes become more likely.
🏦 The FedWatch Tool now indicates that there is a 66% chance of an interest rate hike in September, up from 39% a week ago. The bond sell-off also indicates that the market is pricing in an interest rate hike on 16 September.
📊 According to Goldman Sachs, its economists believe the Federal Reserve will hike unless both NFP and CPI data are soft. Traders should note that before the Fed’s decision, the US will release its latest employment and inflation data. Analysts expect NFP to come in at +55,000.
🛢️ Oil prices are rising for a second consecutive day and are adding pressure on Gold and indices while supporting the US Dollar and bond yields.
⚠️ US President Donald Trump hinted on Truth Social at the possibility of an attack on Iranian oil terminals on Kharg Island.
📉 US and European indices are trading lower on Tuesday, with the German DAX and Euro Stoxx 50 witnessing the strongest declines.
💷 The US Dollar and British Pound are the day’s best-performing currencies, while the Swiss Franc is the worst-performing. | 763 |
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| 17 | ⚔️ The US and Iran exchanged fire for the first time since July, quickly driving oil prices again above $85 per barrel. According to reports, the US struck rocket launchers on Larak Island, located near the key Strait of Hormuz chokepoint. No US casualties were recorded but Iran advised they suffered casualties.
🛢️ Crude oil opened with a bullish price gap measuring 1.70%. The price thereafter rose even further above $86, but has since lost momentum. However, even with the retracement, the price is maintaining a bullish indication.
💵 The US Dollar finds support from the Federal Reserve’s hawkish tone and higher oil prices. The US Dollar Index rose to a two-week high.
📈 According to Mr Warsh, inflation remains too high, while the US economy continues to show resilience. July PCE inflation stood at 3.7% year-on-year, while stable labour markets, solid business investment, and healthy corporate profits suggest the Fed has less reason to tolerate persistent inflation over recession concerns.
🏦 Mr Warsh also said credit and lending markets show few signs that current monetary policy is significantly restraining the economy. This suggests the current 3.50%-3.75% Federal Funds rate may not be restrictive enough.
📊 The NASDAQ was quick to decline during the Asian session, but is also rebounding towards the day’s open price. Asian Indices are trading higher, while European and US stocks are still attempting a recovery.
💱 The best-performing currencies of the day are Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc and the Euro. For this reason, traders wishing to trade a weakening Dollar may opt for the EUR/USD, USD/CHF and USD/JPY. The worst-performing currencies are the Australian Dollar British Pound.
🥇 Gold falls to a two-week low as the Fed seems to be considering a September rate hike. The possibility of a rate hike in September has risen from 41% to 59%. | 722 |
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Markets are bracing for Jackson Hole.
Markets are on alert ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech. The US Dollar is holding firm, Gold is under pressure, oil prices are falling, and stock markets remain sensitive to elevated Treasury yields. All eyes are now on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. Could his speech trigger the next major market move? | 925 |
