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We've raised maximum available leverage to 1:1000 for eligible clients. More capital efficiency, more room to run your strategy, same execution you already trust. What hasn't changed: 10ms execution, 90%+ fill rates, a 1% rejection rate, and the regulatory backing (ASIC/VFSC) that's defined Global Prime for 16 years. Back yourself, with Global Prime.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-off through the New York session so far, with the US 500 down 0.22%, the US Tech 100 down 0.14% and Bitcoin down 1.25% since the open, while gold is down 0.86%.
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$XBRUSD dropped 3.6 percent as Brent faced selling pressure while Silver fell 2.2 percent. Conversely, NAS100 gained 1.8 percent and JPN225 rose 1.3 percent as risk appetite returned to equity markets.
Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: US Tech 100 +1.8%, Japan 225 +1.3%, Germany 30 +1.2%, US 500 +0.79%, US Dollar / Japanese Yen +0.48% Downside: Brent Crude Oil -3.6%, Silver -2.2%, Ethereum -2.2%, Gold -2.1%, WTI Crude Oil -1.7% Market read: Tech stocks like AMD and Applied Materials lead a risk-on rally, while US Cocoa and NVIDIA retreat, leaving the US 500 and US Tech 100 in positive territory.

ALT Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: US Tech 100 +1.8%, Japan 225 +1.3%, Germany 30 +1.2%, US 500 +0.79%, US Dollar / Japanese Yen +0.48% Downside: Brent Crude Oil -3.6%, Silver -2.2%, Ethereum -2.2%, Gold -2.1%, WTI Crude Oil -1.7% Market read: Tech stocks like AMD and Applied Materials lead a risk-on rally, while US Cocoa and NVIDIA retreat, leaving the US 500 and US Tech 100 in positive territory.

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Through the London session, the US Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.28%) and the New Zealand Dollar the weakest (−0.14%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-on through the London session so far, with the US 500 down 0.11%, the US Tech 100 down 0.21% and Bitcoin down 0.46% since the open, while gold is down 0.90%.
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The $USDX is retreating as global risk appetite improves. This shift provides a tailwind for EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and AUD/USD. Market participants are observing the impact of this broader trend on major currency pairs.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Dollar Weakness Trend. Status: Shifting. Markets: US Dollar Index, Euro / US Dollar, British Pound / US Dollar, Australian Dollar / US Dollar. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Dollar Weakness Trend. Status: Shifting. Markets: US Dollar Index, Euro / US Dollar, British Pound / US Dollar, Australian Dollar / US Dollar. Background: a faded photograph.

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Through the Asian session, the Swiss Franc was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.13%) and the US Dollar the weakest (−0.13%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-on through the Asia session so far, with the US 500 up 0.12%, the US Tech 100 down 0.08% and Bitcoin down 0.43% since the open, while gold is down 0.24%.
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Through the New York session, the Australian Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.29%) and the Canadian Dollar the weakest (−0.26%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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$VIX dropped 15.1 percent over the last 24 hours. This collapse in volatility follows a surge in equity markets, which indicates a sharp reduction in investor fear.
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Gold remains supported by persistent safe-haven demand even as equities rally. Traders are balancing risk-on equity exposure with hedging through precious metals and the VIX. This dynamic reflects ongoing caution in $XAUUSD.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Safe-Haven Demand. Status: Active. Markets: Gold, Silver / US Dollar, VIX. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Safe-Haven Demand. Status: Active. Markets: Gold, Silver / US Dollar, VIX. Background: a faded photograph.

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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-on through the New York session so far, with the US 500 up 1.14%, the US Tech 100 up 2.13% and Bitcoin up 0.44% since the open, while gold is down 0.45%.
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$ETH led the downside with a 5.0% drop as ETH faced broad selling pressure. Brent fell 4.2% on supply concerns while JPN225 surged 3.0% and NAS100 gained 2.1% following a shift in regional risk sentiment.
Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: Japan 225 +3.0%, US Tech 100 +2.1%, Germany 30 +1.9%, US 500 +1.4%, Silver +1.4% Downside: Ethereum -5.0%, Brent Crude Oil -4.2%, WTI Crude Oil -3.3%, Bitcoin -1.7%, US Dollar / Japanese Yen -0.28% Market read: Risk-on sentiment dominates as US 500 and US Tech 100 surge on semiconductor strength, while VIX retreats and the US Dollar Index faces selling pressure.

ALT Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: Japan 225 +3.0%, US Tech 100 +2.1%, Germany 30 +1.9%, US 500 +1.4%, Silver +1.4% Downside: Ethereum -5.0%, Brent Crude Oil -4.2%, WTI Crude Oil -3.3%, Bitcoin -1.7%, US Dollar / Japanese Yen -0.28% Market read: Risk-on sentiment dominates as US 500 and US Tech 100 surge on semiconductor strength, while VIX retreats and the US Dollar Index faces selling pressure.

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Through the London session, the New Zealand Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.22%) and the Canadian Dollar the weakest (−0.14%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-on through the London session so far, with the US 500 up 0.08%, the US Tech 100 up 0.28% and Bitcoin down 0.42% since the open, while gold is up 0.09%.
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The New Zealand Dollar is outperforming as markets price in a more hawkish central bank outlook. Traders are favoring the currency as local policy expectations diverge from global peers, impacting $NZDUSD, NZDSGD, and NZDCAD.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: New Zealand Dollar Strength. Status: Accelerating. Markets: New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar, New Zealand Dollar / Singapore Dollar, New Zealand Dollar / Canadian Dollar. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: New Zealand Dollar Strength. Status: Accelerating. Markets: New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar, New Zealand Dollar / Singapore Dollar, New Zealand Dollar / Canadian Dollar. Background: a faded photograph.

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Through the Asian session, the New Zealand Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.37%) and the Australian Dollar the weakest (−0.16%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-on through the Asia session so far, with the US 500 up 0.44%, the US Tech 100 up 0.58% and Bitcoin down 0.16% since the open, while gold is up 0.48%.
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$XBRUSD Brent fell 16.4 percent last week as demand concerns weighed on energy markets. WTI dropped 12.8 percent over the same period. Precious metals saw gains with XAG/USD rising 5.5 percent and XAU/USD increasing 4.5 percent on the week.
Global Prime week-in-review card showing last week's moves (2–6 Nov 2026) across the major instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: Silver +5.5%, Gold +4.5%, Australia 200 +1.3%, British Pound / US Dollar +0.58%, Euro / US Dollar +0.41% Downside: Brent Crude Oil -16.4%, WTI Crude Oil -12.8%, Japan 225 -9.3%, US Tech 100 -4.9%, US 500 -2.7% Market read: Silver led the majors last week at +5.5%, while Brent Crude Oil fell furthest at -16.4%.

ALT Global Prime week-in-review card showing last week's moves (2–6 Nov 2026) across the major instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: Silver +5.5%, Gold +4.5%, Australia 200 +1.3%, British Pound / US Dollar +0.58%, Euro / US Dollar +0.41% Downside: Brent Crude Oil -16.4%, WTI Crude Oil -12.8%, Japan 225 -9.3%, US Tech 100 -4.9%, US 500 -2.7% Market read: Silver led the majors last week at +5.5%, while Brent Crude Oil fell furthest at -16.4%.

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The week ahead brings US CPI inflation on Tuesday and US PPI inflation on Friday, with every scheduled time in GMT on the video.
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