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⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Friday 16 October, 11:00–13:00 GMT ▫️🇯🇵 BoJ Governor Ueda said the bank will continue raising rates as underlying inflation approaches 2% and financial conditions stay accommodative, with timing and pace guided by the yen, AI demand and the Middle East. ▫️🇯🇵 Ueda added the BoJ will discuss at its upcoming meeting whether to adjust its view that underlying inflation is nearing 2%, saying it cannot tolerate underlying inflation running further above that level. ▫️🇺🇸 US import prices rose 1.1% m/m in September (forecast 1.0%, previous 0.7%), while export prices jumped 2.2% (forecast 0.9%, previous revised to 0.5%). ▫️🇨🇦 Canadian housing starts came in at an annualised 248.9k in September, above the 232.5k forecast and up from 229.0k. ▫️🛢 ExxonMobil said changes in energy product margins are expected to affect Q3 earnings by $4.5 billion versus Q2, with specialty products adding a $500 million impact. ▫️🇨🇳 China's Commerce Ministry warned the EU not to seek gains by pressuring Beijing, stressing its resolve to safeguard its interests. ▫️🇩🇪 Germany's Foreign Minister said Europe is in Iran's sights and that Iran's hostile activities will not be tolerated. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Friday 16 October, 09:00–11:00 GMT ▫️🇪🇺 Final eurozone CPI confirmed inflation at 3.8% y/y and 0.6% m/m, both in line with forecasts, with core steady at 2.5%. ▫️🇮🇹 Italy's final HICP was revised up to 4.2% y/y (forecast 4.1%) and 2.1% m/m (forecast 2.0%), while CPI held at 4.2%. ▫️🇪🇺 The eurozone trade balance swung to a 7B deficit from a 5B surplus in the previous reading. ▫️🏛 The IMF said euro zone measures to shield consumers from high energy prices could undermine the fight against inflation unless carefully calibrated. ▫️🇫🇷🇩🇪 Germany said it has reached agreement with France on a joint approach to securing the future of the European car industry. ▫️🛢 Iran said a tanker it described as "violating" was seen on fire near the Strait of Hormuz; the report is unconfirmed. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Friday 16 October, 07:00–09:00 GMT ▫️🇨🇳 China plans to add AI and solar technologies to its export control list (08:04 GMT). ▫️🇪🇺 The EU is working on a 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, with European Council President Costa saying now is not the time to ease them (07:32–07:34 GMT). ▫️🇨🇳 PBOC Governor Pan said the central bank will support development of offshore yuan markets and promote RMB bonds as globally recognised collateral (07:24–07:28 GMT). ▫️🇨🇳 Beijing said recent talks with the EU show differences can be managed through dialogue (07:14 GMT). ▫️🇰🇷 South Korea's Finance Minister and central bank Governor held a joint meeting with the US Fed and Treasury, Yonhap reports (08:04 GMT). ▫️💱 In FX, NZD and AUD were the strongest major currencies at the start of the window, with USD the weakest (07:01 GMT). has context menu *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Friday 16 October, 05:00–07:00 GMT ▫️🇯🇵 BoJ Governor Ueda said the bank will keep raising rates in response to the economy and prices, noting the price trend is nearing 2% and there is a risk of underlying inflation overshooting the target. ▫️🇺🇸 Fed Chair Warsh said he is sceptical about predicting policy actions at the remaining 2026 meetings. ▫️🇹🇼 Taiwan is set to restrict exports of AI chips to China as part of a deal with the US. ▫️🇨🇳 China's Finance Minister met EU economy officials, ECB President Lagarde and the Eurogroup president, calling for stronger macro-policy coordination and a balanced view of global imbalances. ▫️🇸🇪 Sweden's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 8.6%, in line with forecasts (previous 8.9%). ▫️🇫🇷 A new poll suggests Marine Le Pen may face Raphaël Glucksmann in a French presidential runoff. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

📅 TODAY'S OUTLOOK | FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER Key events from 05:00 GMT ▫️ 09:00 GMT 🇪🇺 Eurozone final CPI YoY (f: 3.8%, p: 3.8%), MoM (f: 0.6%, p: 0.4%) and core YoY (f: 2.5%, p: 2.5%). ▫️ 09:00 GMT 🇪🇺 Eurozone trade balance (p: 5B) and 🇮🇹 Italian final HICP YoY (f: 4.1%, p: 4.1%). ▫️ 12:15 GMT 🇨🇦 Canadian housing starts (f: 232.5k, p: 229.0k). ▫️ 12:30 GMT 🇺🇸 US import prices MoM (f: 0.9%, p: 0.7%) and export prices MoM (f: 0.8%, p: 0.6%). ▫️ 13:15 GMT 🇺🇸 US industrial production MoM (f: 0.4%, p: 0.0%), manufacturing output MoM (f: 0.3%, p: -0.3%) and capacity utilization (f: 76.5%, p: 76.3%). ▫️ 17:00 GMT 🇺🇸 Baker Hughes oil rig count (p: 462). ▫️ Also today: US monthly options expiry. 👀 In focus: final eurozone inflation and US industrial data, alongside oil prices and Middle East headlines. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

🌅 OVERNIGHT RECAP | FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER 15:00–05:00 GMT 🛢 Energy & geopolitics ▫️ The US said the civilian ship M/V GFS Pride was hit by an IRGC projectile, and a container ship sank while being towed to shore. ▫️ President Trump said there are no plans to deploy ground troops in Iran and that he would not use nuclear weapons against it. ▫️ WTI settled $2.88 (3.03%) higher at $97.97 a barrel after EIA data showed an 8.557M-barrel crude draw versus a forecast 0.15M build, while Brent settled 14 cents lower at $105.92. ▫️ The Pentagon outlined a "NATO 3.0" plan under which the US would reduce its troop presence in Europe and shift focus to the Pacific. 🏦 Central banks ▫️ Fed's Goolsbee called it a disappointing month for inflation, adding that inflation driven by AI-related demand overheating would be more concerning. ▫️ Fed's Warsh said the situation will be assessed at the October and December meetings, declining to signal his stance in advance. ▫️ The PBOC set the yuan midpoint at its strongest level since February 2023. 🌐 Trade & policy ▫️ The EU is planning a trade tool that could block China from the single market. ▫️ Progress on a US-Mexico tariff pact has stalled after opposition from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick (WSJ). ▫️ UK Finance Minister Healey is poised to raise taxes on banks in the budget (The Guardian). 📈 Markets ▫️ The S&P 500 ended a three-day losing streak after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said CoreWeave does not need financial backing, easing concerns over AI investment. ▫️ Foreign investors net sold $14.16 billion of South Korean stocks in September, and the finance ministry pledged a firm crackdown on market-disrupting behaviour. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Thursday 15 October, 09:00–11:00 GMT ▫️🇪🇺 Eurozone industrial production fell 0.5% m/m against a forecast of 0% (previous -0.1%), leaving output down 1.1% y/y versus a -0.1% forecast. ▫️🇬🇧 A poll of economists shows 54 of 63 now expect the Bank of England to raise Bank Rate to 4.00% on 5 November, after a clear majority had forecast a hold in the previous poll. ▫️🇬🇧 The same poll lifts UK inflation forecasts to 3.6% in Q4 2026 and 3.0% for 2027, with 2026 GDP growth seen at 1.3%. ▫️🇬🇧 Chancellor Healey said the UK will meet its fiscal rules, that any support must be targeted and temporary, and that all options on Russian assets remain under review. ▫️🇫🇷 ECB policymaker Moulin told CNBC he is confident about financial stability in France and that the country can bring its deficit down to 3% within three years. ▫️🛢 The second EU–Gulf Cooperation Council summit, planned for 24 October in Riyadh, has been postponed, with a new date *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk. to be announced.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Thursday 15 October, 07:00–09:00 GMT ▫️🇪🇺 ECB Governing Council member Kazaks said there is no immediate need to rush on rates, as inflationary forces remain stronger in the near term. ▫️🇬🇧 BoE's Breeden said activity is not falling off a cliff and the labour market is holding up, with firms focused on cutting costs rather than passing on the energy price shock. ▫️🇬🇧 UK Chancellor Healey said the budget will give Britain "breathing space" and attributed the rise in gilt yields to global uncertainties. ▫️🇩🇪 German Chancellor Merz does not expect a long-term EU budget deal this weekend but hopes for one before year-end, while Spain's Sanchez called the current plan inadequate. ▫️🇯🇵 Japan's Economy Minister Kiuchi said the economy can no longer be described as deflationary. ▫️🇷🇺 Russia is considering a ban on LPG exports and will keep importing gasoline until at least year-end (Interfax). ▫️🇫🇷 France's 5-year OAT auction yield rose to 4.16% from 3.92% previously. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

📅 TODAY’S OUTLOOK | THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER Times in GMT ▫️ 06:00 🇬🇧 UK monthly GDP m/m f: -0.1% (p: 0.4%), y/y f: 1.7% (p: 1.6%) and 3M/3M f: 0.5% (p: 0.4%), alongside industrial production m/m f: -0.1% (p: 0.2%), manufacturing m/m f: 0% (p: 0.9%) and the goods trade balance f: -21.9B (p: -20.96B). ▫️ 06:45 🇫🇷 French CPI y/y f: 3% (p: 3.0%) and m/m f: -0.3% (p: 0.3%), with final HICP y/y f: 3.4% (p: 3.4%). ▫️ 09:00 🇪🇺 Eurozone industrial production m/m f: 0% (p: -0.1%) and y/y f: -0.1% (p: 0.0%). ▫️ 11:30 🇺🇸 Charles Schwab reports Q3 earnings. ▫️ 12:30 🇺🇸 US retail sales m/m f: 0.3% (p: 1.2%), with core retail sales f: 0.5% (p: 1.4%). ▫️ 12:30 🇺🇸 US PPI m/m f: 0.6% (p: 0.4%) and y/y f: 5.4% (p: 5.4%), with core PPI m/m f: 0.3% (p: 0.2%) and y/y f: 4.4% (p: 4.6%). ▫️ 12:30 🇺🇸 Initial jobless claims f: 200k (p: 197k), Philly Fed index f: 28 (p: 37.8) and NY Fed manufacturing f: 12 (p: 7.60). ▫️ 12:30 🇨🇦 Canadian manufacturing sales m/m f: 1.1% (p: -0.4%) and wholesale sales m/m f: -1.5% (p: 0.3%). ▫️ 14:00 🇺🇸 US business inventories m/m f: 0.4% (p: 0.8%). ▫️ 14:30 / 16:00 🇺🇸 EIA natural gas storage f: 74B (p: 85B), followed by EIA crude inventories f: 150K. ▫️ 🎙 Speakers: BoE’s Greene (06:45), BoE’s Breeden (08:45), BoC’s Rogers (09:00) and Fed’s Hammack (20:30). 👀 What to watch: US PPI and retail sales at 12:30 GMT, a day after a hotter-than-expected CPI print, with central bank speakers also in focus. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Wednesday 14 October, 11:00–13:00 GMT ▫️🇺🇸 US headline CPI rose 0.6% m/m in September (forecast 0.6%), lifting the annual rate to 3.7% from 3.4%, above the 3.6% forecast. ▫️🇺🇸 Core CPI rose 0.3% m/m (forecast 0.2%) and 2.6% y/y (forecast 2.5%, previous 2.4%). ▫️🇺🇸 "Supercore" inflation (services ex-housing) came in at 0.42% m/m (previous 0.51%) and 3.13% y/y (previous 3.02%). ▫️📉 US short-term rate futures fell after the data as traders added to bets on a Fed hike in October and on three more hikes by the end of 2027. ▫️🚢 A dry bulk ship was reported to be sinking after being hit by a projectile near the Strait of Hormuz, according to maritime security sources (unconfirmed). ▫️🇪🇺 ECB's Simkus said recent data suggest more tightening may be needed, while adding that second-round effects are not yet evident. ▫️🏦 Morgan Stanley Q3 EPS came in at $3.03 vs $3.01 expected, with revenue of $20.34B vs $19.89B, helped by equities trading revenue of $5.80B. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Wednesday 14 October, 09:00–11:00 GMT ▫️🛢 Saudi Aramco told staff to work from home after Tuesday's attack caused extensive damage to its Dhahran headquarters, while operations continue normally, according to sources. ▫️⚓️ Iranian state media, citing the Revolutionary Guards, reported that a container ship sank in the southern Strait of Hormuz after hitting a naval mine (unconfirmed); UKMTO separately reported a container ship was struck by a projectile on 13 October. ▫️🇺🇸 BlackRock posted Q3 adjusted EPS of $15.93 vs $14.15 expected, revenue of $7.75B vs $7.4B, and net inflows of $205.47B vs $171.51B expected. ▫️🏦 Bank of America reported Q3 adjusted EPS of $0.91 vs $1.16 expected and revenue of $29.96B vs $30.76B, while net interest income of $16.45B beat the $16.24B estimate. ▫️🇪🇺 The European Commission warned of a very difficult winter marked by high energy prices and an affordability crisis. ▫️🇨🇳 The EU is set to lift sanctions on a Chinese firm to protect a supplier to ASML, as Brussels and Beijing weigh export-control relief. ▫️🇬🇧 The UK 4-year gilt auction drew a yield of 4.945% (previous 4.786%), with bid-to-cover of 3.415 (previous 3.237). *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Wednesday 14 October, 05:00–07:00 GMT ▫️🇳🇱 ASML reported Q3 net sales of €7.46B (est. €7.39B) and net income of €2.12B, and guided Q4 net sales to €9.2B–€9.8B (est. €9.13B) with a gross margin of about 57%. ▫️🇬🇧 BoE Chief Economist Huw Pill said he is somewhat sceptical of market pricing for four rate hikes over the next year, noting that more concrete evidence of risk would be needed to reach 100bps. ▫️🇩🇪 German wholesale prices rose 8.7% y/y (prev. 6.8%) and 1.9% m/m (prev. 0.9%). ▫️🇸🇪 Swedish CPI came in at 1.1% y/y, in line with forecast (prev. 1.2%). ▫️🇺🇦 Russia struck an oil facility in Lutsk, western Ukraine, according to a city official. ▫️🇪🇺 The EU is seeking greater access to Vietnam's critical minerals amid concerns over supply disruptions from China, according to documents cited in media reports. ▫️📈 Asian stocks advanced ahead of today's US CPI data, with the MSCI Asia Pacific Index up 0.5% after two sessions of losses. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

📅 TODAY'S OUTLOOK – WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2026 Times in GMT ▫️ 06:00 – 🇸🇪 Swedish CPI y/y (f: 1.1%, p: 1.2%) and m/m (f: 0.9%, p: 0.9%). ▫️ 08:00 – 🛢 IEA Monthly Oil Market Report. ▫️ 09:00 – 🇬🇧 UK 4-year gilt auction (p: 4.786%), followed at 09:30 by a 🇩🇪 German 30-year Bund auction (p: 3.8%). ▫️ 10:00–11:30 – 🇺🇸 Q3 earnings from BlackRock (10:00), Bank of America (10:45) and Morgan Stanley (11:30). ▫️ 12:30 – 🇺🇸 US CPI y/y (f: 3.6%, p: 3.4%) and m/m (f: 0.6%, p: 0.4%). ▫️ 12:30 – 🇺🇸 US core CPI y/y (f: 2.5%, p: 2.4%) and m/m (f: 0.2%, p: 0.3%). ▫️ 12:30 – 🇨🇦 Canadian building permits m/m (f: 3%, p: -17.3%). ▫️ 14:00 – Anthropic Investor Day (all day). ▫️ 18:00 – 🇺🇸 Fed Beige Book. ▫️ 20:30 – 🇺🇸 API weekly crude stocks (p: -2.09M). ▫️ 🎙 Central bank speakers: BoE's Pill (06:00), ECB's Lagarde and Pereira (08:30), ECB's Escrivá (09:20), Fed's Bowman (09:40), ECB's Schnabel (16:15), Fed's Barkin (17:30). 👀 What to watch: US September CPI is the day's main data point, alongside Fed and ECB commentary and the start of US bank earnings. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

🌅 OVERNIGHT RECAP – WEDNESDAY 14 OCTOBER 2026 Tue 13 Oct 15:00 GMT – Wed 14 Oct 05:00 GMT 🛢 Energy & geopolitics ▫️ Houthi missile attacks targeted Saudi Arabia, and a strike on Saudi Aramco's Dhahran headquarters caused a limited fire with no casualties, according to Saudi state media. ▫️ UKMTO received reports of a container ship and a tanker being struck by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz. ▫️ A Russian missile attack on Kyiv hit energy infrastructure, including the CHPP-4 power plant, causing power outages in the city. ▫️ Oil settled mixed, with WTI November at $94.14/bbl (+0.43%) and Brent at $105.69/bbl (-0.9%). 🏦 Central banks ▫️ Fed's Williams said one more rate hike is appropriate this year, adding that he sees no broad price pressure outside AI and energy. ▫️ Fed's Collins said she supported the September hike and expects inflation to stay above 2% due to high energy prices. ▫️ ECB President Lagarde said no second-round effects are visible yet, while ECB's Wunsch said the bank will likely raise rates again. ▫️ BoE Governor Bailey said the longer the energy shock lasts, the harder it gets, although second-round effects in the UK remain subdued. 📈 Markets & data ▫️ US stocks recovered from session lows as Fed commentary eased fears of aggressive tightening. ▫️ China's September exports rose 36.3% y/y in dollar terms (poll: 25.5%), with a trade surplus of $133.53bn (poll: $118.1bn). ▫️ China's September PPI rose 5.0% y/y (prior: 3.8%), above expectations, while CPI rose 0.9% y/y vs 1.0% expected. ▫️ Bank of America was fined $1.2bn over anti-money-laundering failures (FT), and the bank said the charge will reduce Q3 EPS by 17 cents. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

📅 TODAY'S OUTLOOK | 13 OCTOBER 2026 Key events, times in GMT ▫️ 06:00 GMT: German final September CPI (YoY f: 3.3%, p: 3.3%; MoM f: 0.6%, p: 0.6%). ▫️ Central bank speakers: Fed's Waller (07:45), Fed's Goolsbee (14:00), BoE's Dhingra (16:00), Fed's Barkin (17:00) and Fed's Collins (20:00 GMT). ▫️ 09:30 GMT: Germany auctions 5-year Bobls (previous yield: 3.28%). ▫️ From 09:55 GMT: Q3 earnings from UnitedHealth (09:55), Johnson & Johnson (10:20), JPMorgan (10:40), Wells Fargo (10:50), Goldman Sachs (11:25) and Citi (12:00 GMT). ▫️ 10:00 GMT: US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index (f: 98.2, p: 98.7). ▫️ 12:00 GMT: OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report. ▫️ 14:00 GMT: US existing home sales (f: 3.95M, p: 3.98M; change f: -0.8%, p: -2.0%). Today's focus: the start of the US bank earnings season, Fed commentary and energy-related developments in the Middle East. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

🌅 OVERNIGHT RECAP | 13 OCTOBER 2026 Mon 15:00 – Tue 05:00 GMT 🛢 Energy & geopolitics ▫️ Yemen's Houthis fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh on Monday evening, which the Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted; Qatar Airways and Etihad suspended some flights to Saudi Arabia. ▫️ UK maritime authorities reported that a crude tanker and a container vessel were struck by unknown projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz on 11 October. ▫️ OPEC+ ministers meeting in Riyadh warned that shipping and insurance costs have reached unprecedented levels. ▫️ Oil settled higher, with Brent at $106.65/bbl (+1.84%) and WTI at $93.74 (+2.06%), while 30% of US Gulf oil output remains shut in (MMA). ▫️ Russia's Deputy PM Novak said Moscow and Washington are in talks on additional Russian diesel supplies to global markets. 🏦 Central banks ▫️ Fed's Hammack said more tightening is needed as inflation remains too high, adding she prefers smaller but relatively quick rate moves. ▫️ RBA meeting minutes saw a case for acting promptly to keep inflation expectations anchored, citing emerging upside inflation risks. 📊 Data ▫️ Japan's September PPI slowed to 6.8% YoY (f: 7.6%, p: 7.6%) and fell 0.3% MoM (f: +0.5%). ▫️ UK BRC like-for-like retail sales rose 1.0% YoY in September (f: 0.7%, p: 0.5%). ▫️ Australia's NAB business confidence dropped to -13 from -8, while business conditions held at -1. 📈 Markets & companies ▫️ US stocks wavered on Monday as chip stocks extended their slide ahead of earnings season. ▫️ Meta unveiled its new Muse Wonder AI models, with Zuckerberg signalling further spending (FT).🌅 OVERNIGHT RECAP | 13 OCTOBER 2026 Mon 15:00 – Tue 05:00 GMT 🛢 Energy & geopolitics ▫️ Yemen's Houthis fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh on Monday evening, which the Saudi-led coalition said it intercepted; Qatar Airways and Etihad suspended some flights to Saudi Arabia. ▫️ UK maritime authorities reported that a crude tanker and a container vessel were struck by unknown projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz on 11 October. ▫️ OPEC+ ministers meeting in Riyadh warned that shipping and insurance costs have reached unprecedented levels. ▫️ Oil settled higher, with Brent at $106.65/bbl (+1.84%) and WTI at $93.74 (+2.06%), while 30% of US Gulf oil output remains shut in (MMA). ▫️ Russia's Deputy PM Novak said Moscow and Washington are in talks on additional Russian diesel supplies to global markets. 🏦 Central banks ▫️ Fed's Hammack said more tightening is needed as inflation remains too high, adding she prefers smaller but relatively quick rate moves. ▫️ RBA meeting minutes saw a case for acting promptly to keep inflation expectations anchored, citing emerging upside inflation risks. 📊 Data ▫️ Japan's September PPI slowed to 6.8% YoY (f: 7.6%, p: 7.6%) and fell 0.3% MoM (f: +0.5%). ▫️ UK BRC like-for-like retail sales rose 1.0% YoY in September (f: 0.7%, p: 0.5%). ▫️ Australia's NAB business confidence dropped to -13 from -8, while business conditions held at -1. 📈 Markets & companies ▫️ US stocks wavered on Monday as chip stocks extended their slide ahead of earnings season. ▫️ Meta unveiled its new Muse Wonder AI models, with Zuckerberg signalling further spending (FT). *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

⏱️ MARKET UPDATE | Monday 12 October, 09:00–11:00 GMT ▫️🇸🇦 The Saudi-led coalition said at 09:20 GMT it is intercepting drones and missiles heading towards the kingdom. ▫️🛢 Aramco CEO Amin Nasser called the global crude shortage serious, warned that rebuilding inventories could take up to two years and said pressure across the energy chain will keep building until Hormuz fully reopens. ▫️🇷🇺 The Kremlin is ready to halt strikes for Ukraine's election day according to Tass (unconfirmed), while saying it seeks lasting peace rather than a ceasefire and that contacts on the Trump-declared energy ceasefire are ongoing. ▫️🇨🇳 China will cut its export VAT rebate rate for new energy vehicles to 9%. ▫️🇨🇳 Vice Premier He Lifeng met Apple CEO Tim Cook, according to Xinhua. ▫️🇮🇹 Italian PM Meloni said Italy will press for more budget flexibility at this week's EU summit to ease consumer and energy prices. ▫️🇵🇱 Poland is seeking to secure Saudi oil supplies in case of renewed escalation. *Not investment advice. Trading carries risk.

📹 | #WeekAhead Will September US CPI, 5.25% Treasury yields, and major bank earnings drive the next big market moves? Senior Market Analyst Mohanad Yakout breaks down this week's top catalysts: headline inflation risk with $90 WTI crude, the battle for a yield top near multi-decade highs, and Q3 earnings from JPMorgan and major US banks. Plus, technical analysis on FX majors, Gold, Oil, and indices. Watch now 👉 https://scopemarkets.short.gy/wa26