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Joined November 2012
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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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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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$TEAM dropped 16.0 percent in the last 24 hours. The decline followed a disappointing earnings report that triggered a broad sell-off across the software sector.
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The $USDX continues to climb as markets price in a higher-for-longer interest rate environment. This strength is pressuring EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and AUD/USD, which struggle to find support against the greenback.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Dollar Strength Persists. Status: Active. Markets: US Dollar Index, EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Dollar Strength Persists. Status: Active. Markets: US Dollar Index, EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD. 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 0.74%, the US Tech 100 up 0.36% and Bitcoin up 0.15% since the open, while gold is up 0.47%.
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Crypto led the downside over the last 24 hours with $ETH falling 6.2 percent and BTC dropping 4.8 percent as risk appetite waned. Energy markets bucked the trend as WTI rose 1.5 percent and Brent gained 1.1 percent on supply concerns.
Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: WTI Crude Oil +1.5%, Brent Crude Oil +1.1%, US Dollar / Canadian Dollar +0.85%, US Dollar / Japanese Yen +0.01% Downside: Ethereum -6.2%, Bitcoin -4.8%, US 30 -4.5%, Japan 225 -3.9%, US 500 -3.6% Market read: Risk-off sentiment dominates as VIX surges, dragging US 500 and US Tech 100 lower. Energy prices rise while the US Dollar Index gains on safe-haven demand.

ALT Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: WTI Crude Oil +1.5%, Brent Crude Oil +1.1%, US Dollar / Canadian Dollar +0.85%, US Dollar / Japanese Yen +0.01% Downside: Ethereum -6.2%, Bitcoin -4.8%, US 30 -4.5%, Japan 225 -3.9%, US 500 -3.6% Market read: Risk-off sentiment dominates as VIX surges, dragging US 500 and US Tech 100 lower. Energy prices rise while the US Dollar Index gains on safe-haven demand.

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Through the London session, the Canadian Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.12%) and the Japanese Yen the weakest (−0.11%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-off through the London session so far, with the US 500 down 0.03%, the US Tech 100 up 0.04% and Bitcoin up 0.52% since the open, while gold is down 0.19%.
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Risk-off sentiment is accelerating as investors aggressively reduce exposure to high-growth tech stocks. The surge in the $VIX reflects a broader flight to safety impacting US500 and NAS100.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Risk-Off Sentiment Surges. Status: Accelerating. Markets: VIX, US 500, US Tech 100. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Risk-Off Sentiment Surges. Status: Accelerating. Markets: VIX, US 500, US Tech 100. Background: a faded photograph.

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Through the Asian session, the US Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.36%) and the Australian Dollar the weakest (−0.68%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-off through the Asia session so far, with the US 500 up 0.01%, the US Tech 100 up 0.44% and Bitcoin down 0.44% since the open, while gold is down 1.19%.
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Through the New York session, the Japanese Yen was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.68%) and the Australian Dollar the weakest (−1.01%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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Who is ready for the Anthropic IPO? How do you plan to trade it?
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The $VIX surged 40.9 percent over the last 24 hours. This volatility spike reflects market participants hedging against broad instability across Equities. This move highlights the current shift in risk sentiment.
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Market uncertainty is driving an aggressive rotation into defensive assets. This flight to quality has pushed yields on the UST 10Y and UST 5Y lower while increasing demand for $XAUUSD.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Safe Haven Demand. Status: Accelerating. Markets: Gold, US 10-Year T-Note, US 5-Year T-Note. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Safe Haven Demand. Status: Accelerating. Markets: Gold, US 10-Year T-Note, US 5-Year T-Note. Background: a faded photograph.

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Global Prime's risk reading is risk-off through the New York session so far, with the US 500 down 3.28%, the US Tech 100 down 4.07% and Bitcoin down 4.15% since the open, while gold is down 0.02%.
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The $JPN225 led the session with a 4.6 percent decline as regional sentiment soured. WTI dropped 3.7 percent on demand concerns while ETH gained 2.1 percent and XAU/USD rose 1.4 percent amid broader market volatility across these major instruments.
Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: Ethereum +2.1%, Gold +1.4%, Australia 200 +0.88%, Bitcoin +0.76%, US 30 +0.55% Downside: Japan 225 -4.6%, WTI Crude Oil -3.7%, Brent Crude Oil -3.4%, US Tech 100 -2.5%, US 500 -0.84% Market read: Risk-off sentiment dominates as Micron Technology and Tesla weigh on US Tech 100, while Gold and US Dollar Index find support from safe-haven flows.

ALT Global Prime momentum card showing 24-hour moves across the instruments Global Prime offers. Upside: Ethereum +2.1%, Gold +1.4%, Australia 200 +0.88%, Bitcoin +0.76%, US 30 +0.55% Downside: Japan 225 -4.6%, WTI Crude Oil -3.7%, Brent Crude Oil -3.4%, US Tech 100 -2.5%, US 500 -0.84% Market read: Risk-off sentiment dominates as Micron Technology and Tesla weigh on US Tech 100, while Gold and US Dollar Index find support from safe-haven flows.

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Through the London session, the US Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.14%) and the New Zealand 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 London session so far, with the US 500 up 0.20%, the US Tech 100 up 0.30% and Bitcoin up 0.02% since the open, while gold is down 0.06%.
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Traders are recalibrating expectations for central bank rate paths as the dollar remains sensitive to shifting economic data. This divergence drives volatility across $USDX, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY.
Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Dollar Policy Divergence. Status: Active. Markets: US Dollar Index, Euro / US Dollar, British Pound / US Dollar, US Dollar / Japanese Yen. Background: a faded photograph.

ALT Global Prime Market Intel card. Headline: Dollar Policy Divergence. Status: Active. Markets: US Dollar Index, Euro / US Dollar, British Pound / US Dollar, US Dollar / Japanese Yen. Background: a faded photograph.

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Through the Asian session, the New Zealand Dollar was the strongest of the eight major currencies (+0.11%) and the British Pound the weakest (−0.05%), averaged across 60 Global Prime pairs.
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