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Date: 29th September 2025. US Futures Advance as Shutdown Deadline Nears. US stock futures pushed higher on Monday morning as traders braced for a potential federal government shutdown later this week. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures and S&P 500 futures both gained about 0.4%, while contracts tied to the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 rose 0.5%. With funding for the government set to expire as early as Wednesday, investors are unsure whether crucial data releases, especially Friday’s closely watched monthly employment report, will go ahead as planned. The figures feed directly into the Federal Reserve’s view of the economy and into expectations for interest-rate cuts that have helped power recent market gains. A meeting between President Trump and congressional leaders scheduled for Monday is widely seen as one of the last chances to avert a shutdown. Economic data released last week added to the uncertainty. Initial jobless claims came in lower than projected and GDP growth was revised higher, prompting debate over whether the Fed will slow policy as much as markets have priced in. Wall Street economists now see the September payroll report showing 43,000 new jobs with unemployment holding at 4.3%. Stocks Recover from a Losing Week Markets are also regrouping after a soft week marked by weakness in artificial-intelligence-linked shares and an unexpected round of tariff announcements from President Trump for October 1. All three major indices declined: the S&P 500 slipped 0.3% for its worst weekly performance since early August; the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.7%; and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 0.2%, breaking a three-week winning streak. Even so, equities remain on track to finish September and the third quarter with gains. Month-to-date, the S&P 500 is ahead 2.8%, the Dow is up 1.5%, and the Nasdaq, buoyed by technology names, has climbed 2.9%. Corporate news is light this week. Nike reports on Wednesday in what’s expected to be the most significant earnings release, while Carnival posts results Monday. Big banks will launch the third-quarter earnings season in mid-October. Precious Metals Hit Fresh Highs Gold jumped as much as 1.4% to a record $3,812.05 an ounce, surpassing last Tuesday’s peak and extending its winning streak to six weeks. Silver rose 2.4%, while platinum and palladium also rallied, supported by tight supply and continued inflows into metal-backed exchange-traded funds. The dollar weakened ahead of Monday’s meeting between President Trump and congressional leaders, with government funding set to run out Tuesday if no temporary spending deal is struck. A weaker greenback typically boosts demand for precious metals priced in dollars. A shutdown could also delay the release of Friday’s jobs report. Subdued employment figures would strengthen the case for Fed rate cuts at the October policy meeting, a scenario that usually benefits non-interest-bearing assets like gold and silver. Still, policymakers remain divided on how quickly to ease, particularly after some recent economic surprises to the upside. Oil Slides on Supply Signals Oil prices retreated as signs of another OPEC+ production increase in November, coupled with the restart of a key Iraqi pipeline, revived concerns about a global supply glut. Brent crude slipped back below $70 a barrel after rallying more than 5% last week, while West Texas Intermediate traded near $65. According to people familiar with the talks, the Saudi-led alliance is weighing an output boost at least equal to the 137,000 barrels per day already scheduled for October. That increase is smaller than earlier monthly hikes, and several members have limited capacity to pump more. Iraq has resumed shipments through a pipeline from its northern fields to a Turkish terminal after more than two years of suspension, North Oil Co. Director General Amer Al-Mehairi said. Even with Monday’s pullback, crude remains on course for monthly and quarterly gains. OPEC+ has shifted toward reclaiming market share rather than strictly managing prices, while demand has been underpinned by Chinese stockpiling and geopolitical tensions, including Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure. Analysts at RBC Capital Markets led by Helima Croft expect another incremental 137,000-barrel-a-day addition in November but note that traders are beginning to price in rising risks from conflicts involving Russia and Iran. Looking further ahead, the International Energy Agency projects a record supply surplus by 2026 as OPEC+ restores production and non-OPEC rivals increase output. 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USDCAD corrected towards support at 1.3920 The USDCAD rate fell to the area around 1.3900 amid a possible US government shutdown this week due to suspended funding. Discover more in our analysis for 29 September 2025. USDCAD technical analysis On the H4 chart, the USDCAD pair is declining within the current downward correction. The daily trend is still bullish, so the pair may resume growth after the correction is complete. The USDCAD rate is falling, having reached the 1.3920 support level. Read more - USDCAD Forecast Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

DE 40 forecast: the index breaks out of the sideways channel and continues to decline The DE 40 index approached a resistance level, but the downtrend continues. The DE 40 forecast for today is negative. DE 40 forecast: key trading points Recent data: Germany’s ifo Business Climate Index for September 2025 came in at 87.7 points Market impact: the figures create a restrictive backdrop for the German equity market Fundamental analysis Germany’s ifo Business Climate Index for September 2025 stood at 87.7 points, below the forecast of 89.3 and lower than the previous figure of 88.9. This reflects weakening optimism among German companies, with cautious expectations regarding business activity, domestic demand, and external conditions. The decline highlights ongoing pressure from high costs, weak exports, and global economic uncertainty. For the German equity market, these figures form a restrictive backdrop. Declining business sentiment could reinforce investor caution, particularly in industry, machinery, and exports, which are traditionally sensitive to shifts in the business climate. Much will depend on the ECB’s next steps — any monetary easing could help support the German economy. RoboForex Market Analysis & Forex Forecasts Attention! Forecasts presented in this section only reflect the author’s private opinion and should not be considered as guidance for trading. RoboForex bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading recommendations described in these analytical reviews. Sincerely, The RoboForex Team

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