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Date: 30th September 2026. Gold Rebounds Temporarily? Weaker US Data and Yields Offer Support. Gold rebounds on Tuesday as the bearish trend takes a pause and investors purchase at the lower price. Gold has now been in a downward-facing trend measuring 12.50% for five weeks. From the highest price in 2026 to now, the price is trading more than 25% lower. The price on Wednesday is trading higher, but what does the future look like for Gold? Of particular interest was the quick and sudden decline seen on Monday. Gold fell more than 4% throughout all four sessions and with no attempt to rebound. The decline took the price to seven weeks now and close to the psychological price of $4,000. This is also key when analysing the rebound over the past 24 hours, as prices often rebound after such a sharp decline. HFM - Gold 1-Hour Chart Gold - Weaker JOLTS Job Openings and Yields Allow A Rebound In the past 24 hours, gold rose close to 1.90%, which is a moderate rise, but when compared with the previous decline, the rebound remains weak. The attempt to rebound is due to price attractiveness, weaker job vacancies and weaker-than-expected inflation from certain countries. Australia, which is one of the world’s inflation hotspots, saw its inflation fail to reach previous expectations of 4.1%. The same is also being seen in the UK and Japan. As a result, Gold seems slightly more attractive. The latest JOLTS report showed US job openings falling to around 7.08 million in August 2026, down from roughly 7.3 million in July. This points to softer labour demand. Hiring was broadly stable, quits remained subdued, and layoffs stayed relatively low, suggesting that employers are becoming more cautious about adding workers rather than making large-scale job cuts. Another reason why Gold is attempting to rebound is the decline in oil prices and bond yields. Oil prices have fallen for three consecutive days, moving away from the $100 per barrel level which investors fear. Crude oil is now trading 14% lower than the most recent high. Furthermore, the US 10-year Treasury yield fell 33 basis points to 5.23% on Wednesday but remains close to its highest level since 2007. Meanwhile, the 30-year yield rose as high as 5.62%, reaching levels last seen in 2002. The slight fall in bond yields also allows for Gold to retrace higher, but the persistently high levels remain a negative. Traders should note that the rise currently does not remove all bearish signals, and pressure factors remain for Gold. In the upcoming days, key releases include the Core PCE Price Index, Final Gross Domestic Product and US Non-Farm Payroll data on Friday. Gold - Economic Release To Drive Upcoming Swings Markets are expecting the Core PCE Price Index to add a further 0.3% keeping the year on year figure at 3.3%. If the figure rises more than 0.3%, an October rate will almost become certain. However, a 0.4% rise has not been seen since February. If the Core PCE Price Index rises less than the current predictions, Gold may gain bullish momentum. The outcome of the release, along with the final GDP, will be key. The same will apply to the upcoming Non-Farm Payroll figures scheduled for Friday. A weaker figure may support Gold, while a higher figure is likely to see the bearish trend potentially continue. These three releases are likely to determine the medium-term trend. Currently, the possibility of an interest rate hike on October 28th is 45%, significantly lower than the 71% the day before. The reason for the fall is the weaker JOLTS Job Openings yesterday afternoon. However, this release is not enough to maintain momentum. In order for gold to continue to rise and rate hike expectations to fall, the NFP and PCE Index will need to fail to reach current expectations. Gold - Market Forecasts and Technical Analysis HFM - Gold 15-Minute Chart On smaller timeframes, Gold maintains a neutral position and signal from most indications. The neutral sentiment is likely to remain between $4,166.85 and $4,187.60. A breakout of these levels may see indications strengthen. On the 15-minute timeframe, the price maintains a bullish indication while the 30-minute and larger timeframes maintain a bearish signal. If the price breaks above the upper range bound area, bullish indications can materialise. Potential targets can be seen at the $4,213.60 level (at the 100-bar moving average) and $4,279.18 (Monday’s open price). To validate these indications, traders will ideally want to see weaker US data alongside rising prices across other metals. A bearish breakout will see bearish sentiment rise and fall in line with the picture seen on larger timeframes. Stronger-than-expected releases will validate the decline with indications pointing towards a decline to $4,111.50 and $4,019.00. Key Takeaways: Gold is rebounding, but the broader trend remains bearish, with prices still sharply lower over the past five weeks. Weaker JOLTS data, lower oil prices and softer Treasury yields have helped support the recent recovery. Core PCE, US GDP and Non-Farm Payrolls are likely to drive Gold’s next major move and influence Fed rate expectations. Technical signals remain mixed, with short-term bullish momentum but larger timeframes still pointing to downside risk. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. 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GBPUSD Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 GBPUSD – At the FXOpen chart, GBPUSD posted a high of 1.3397 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, GBPUSD posted a high of 1.3397 on 21 September 2026, reflecting strong bullish sentiment as sterling advanced against the dollar. The breakout above 1.3360 confirms upward momentum, supported by favourable risk appetite and shifting rate expectations. Technical indicators remain constructive, with RSI holding firm in bullish territory and moving averages aligned positively. Immediate resistance is seen at 1.3425, where profit taking could emerge, while support rests near 1.3365 to safeguard the trend. A decisive close above 1.3397 would reinforce upside potential toward 1.3450, whereas failure to sustain current levels risks a corrective pullback toward 1.3340. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. NZDUSD Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 NZDUSD – At the FXOpen chart, NZDUSD registered a high of 0.5735 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, NZDUSD registered a high of 0.5735 on 21 September 2026, reflecting a modest recovery in the New Zealand dollar against the greenback. The move above 0.5700 signals renewed buying interest, though the broader trend remains fragile given prior weakness. Technical momentum is improving, with RSI edging higher yet still below overbought thresholds, suggesting scope for continuation. Immediate resistance is noted at 0.5755, where sellers may re emerge, while support rests near 0.5705 to protect the advance. A sustained close above 0.5735 would reinforce upside potential toward 0.5780, whereas failure risks a corrective retreat toward 0.5690. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. USDCAD Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 USDCAD – At the FXOpen chart, USDCAD reached a high of 1.4038 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, USDCAD reached a high of 1.4038 on 21 September 2026, underscoring strong bullish momentum as the dollar advanced against the Canadian currency. The breakout above 1.4000 confirms renewed buying interest, supported by broader USD strength and softer oil prices weighing on CAD. Technical indicators remain firmly positive, with RSI elevated yet not extreme, suggesting scope for continuation. Immediate resistance is noted at 1.4065, where profit taking could emerge, while support rests near 1.4005 to safeguard the trend. A decisive close above 1.4038 would reinforce upside potential toward 1.4090, whereas failure risks a pullback toward 1.3980. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. USDCHF Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 USDCHF – At the FXOpen chart, USDCHF posted a high of 0.8239 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, USDCHF posted a high of 0.8239 on 21 September 2026, reflecting notable dollar strength against the Swiss franc. The move above 0.8200 confirms bullish momentum, supported by broader USD demand and reduced safe haven flows into CHF. Technical indicators remain constructive, with RSI trending higher and moving averages aligned positively, reinforcing the upward bias. Immediate resistance is observed at 0.8260, where profit taking could slow the advance, while support rests near 0.8210 to safeguard the trend. A decisive close above 0.8239 would open the path toward 0.8290, whereas failure risks a corrective retreat toward 0.8185. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. USDJPY Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 USDJPY - At the FXOpen chart, USDJPY recorded a low of 156.57 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, USDJPY recorded a low of 156.57 on 21 September 2026, signalling notable yen strength against the dollar after an extended bullish run in USD. The drop below 157.00 highlights corrective pressure, driven by profit taking and renewed demand for safe haven assets. Technical indicators show momentum shifting lower, with RSI easing from overbought levels, suggesting scope for further downside. Immediate support is established at 156.40, where buyers may attempt to stabilize, while resistance rests near 157.10 to cap recovery attempts. A sustained break below 156.57 would expose 156.00, whereas holding above could trigger a rebound toward 157.50. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand.

AUDUSD Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 AUDUSD – At the FXOpen chart, AUDUSD registered a high of 0.7139 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, AUDUSD registered a high of 0.7139 on 21 September 2026, reflecting sustained bullish momentum after recent consolidation. The pair’s advance signals renewed demand for the Australian dollar, supported by commodity strength and improved risk sentiment. Technically, the break above 0.7100 confirms buyers’ control, with immediate resistance seen near 0.7160. Momentum indicators suggest overbought conditions, yet the broader trend remains constructive as long as support at 0.7080 holds. A decisive close above 0.7140 could open the path toward 0.7185, while failure to maintain current levels risk a corrective pullback toward 0.7095. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. EURCHF Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 EURCHF – At the FXOpen chart, EURCHF marked a low of 0.9416 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, EURCHF marked a low of 0.9416 on 21 September 2026, underscoring persistent bearish pressure as the euro weakened against the Swiss franc. The decline reflects safe haven demand for CHF amid cautious market sentiment, with sellers firmly in control below the 0.9450 threshold. Technical momentum remains negative, with RSI pointing toward oversold territory, yet no reversal signals are evident. Immediate support rests near 0.9400, a break of which could extend losses toward 0.9375. Conversely, recovery above 0.9440 would be required to ease downside bias, though resistance at 0.9465 caps any near term rebound attempts. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. EURJPY Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 EURJPY – At the FXOpen chart, EURJPY surged to a high of 180.80 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, EURJPY surged to a high of 180.80 on 21 September 2026, highlighting strong bullish momentum as the euro outperformed against the yen. The breakout above 180.50 confirms sustained demand, driven by widening yield differentials and risk on sentiment. Technical indicators remain supportive, with RSI holding firm in bullish territory and moving averages aligned upward. Immediate resistance is noted at 181.20, where profit taking could emerge, while support rests near 180.30, protecting the trend. A decisive close above 180.80 would reinforce upside potential toward 181.65, whereas failure to hold current levels risks a corrective dip toward 179.90. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. EURUSD Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 EURUSD – At the FXOpen chart, EURUSD reached a high of 1.1495 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, EURUSD reached a high of 1.1495 on 21 September 2026, signalling strong euro demand against the dollar amid shifting monetary expectations. The breakout above 1.1450 confirms bullish control, with momentum indicators reinforcing upward bias. RSI remains elevated but not extreme, suggesting room for continuation, while moving averages align positively to support the trend. Immediate resistance lies at 1.1515, where profit taking could emerge, while support is established near 1.1460 to safeguard the advance. A sustained close above 1.1495 would open the path toward 1.1540, whereas failure to hold current levels risks a corrective retreat toward 1.1440. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. GBPJPY Technical Analysis – 21 Sep, 2026 GBPJPY – At the FXOpen chart, GBPJPY recorded a high of 210.75 on 21 September 2026 At the FXOpen chart, GBPJPY recorded a high of 210.75 on 21 September 2026, reflecting strong bullish continuation as sterling outpaced the yen. The breakout above 210.20 confirms aggressive buying interest, supported by risk on sentiment and yield differentials favouring GBP. Momentum indicators remain firmly positive, with RSI sustaining elevated levels, though caution is warranted against potential overextension. Immediate resistance is seen at 211.20, where profit taking could slow the advance, while support rests near 210.10 to preserve the uptrend. A decisive close above 210.75 would reinforce upside potential toward 211.65, whereas failure to hold risks a corrective dip toward 209.80. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand.

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That is why trading costs are so often underestimated. The trading interface lists certain fees, but the market does not automatically print a complete receipt. Trading Cost Is More Than the Published Fee Trading costs can be divided into two broad categories. The first category is explicit cost: charges directly disclosed by an exchange, protocol, or network. These include spot trading fees, futures maker and taker fees, withdrawal fees, borrowing interest, blockchain gas fees, and perpetual funding payments. The second category is implicit cost. It may never appear under the label “fee.” Instead, it is embedded in execution prices, timing, and market structure. Examples include bid-ask spread, slippage, price impact, non-execution cost, on-chain MEV, and losses created by forced liquidation during volatile conditions. Therefore, the real cost of a trade should not be measured only by the published fee rate. 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Even if the token’s market value does not change at all, the round trip already loses close to 2%, before trading fees are included. This is spread cost. When liquidity is deep and market makers compete actively, spreads are generally narrower. When liquidity is thin, liquidity providers face more inventory and price risk, so spreads tend to widen. Next come slippage and price impact. Suppose a token is displayed at 1 USDT, but the actual sell-side order book looks like this: 5,000 tokens are available at 1.00 USDT; 10,000 tokens are available at 1.02 USDT; 20,000 tokens are available at 1.05 USDT; Meaningful additional supply does not appear until 1.10 USDT. A purchase of 1,000 tokens may execute near 1 USDT. A purchase of 30,000 tokens consumes several price levels, making the average execution price meaningfully higher. If the final average execution price is 1.04 USDT, the trader pays roughly 1,200 USDT more than the 1 USDT benchmark. Even with a 0.1% trading fee, the explicit fee would be only about 30 USDT. The much larger cost comes from price impact. This is why a low-fee platform is not automatically a low-cost market. If the market has weak depth, wide spreads, and large gaps between price levels, the fee savings may be handed back through slippage within seconds. The difference between market and limit orders can also be understood through cost. A market order prioritizes execution but does not guarantee the final price. A limit order controls the worst acceptable price but does not guarantee execution. The trader is therefore choosing between two types of cost: immediate execution may create slippage, while waiting for a better price may result in non-execution, missed opportunities, or further adverse price movement. Neither order type is always superior. The real question is whether price uncertainty or execution uncertainty is more costly for your situation. On-Chain and Derivatives Trading Add More Layers of Cost In decentralized trading, users may face liquidity-pool fees, gas fees, price impact, and slippage settings at the same time. A liquidity pool does not gain unlimited capital simply because the interface looks clean. A swap changes the ratio between assets in the pool. The larger the trade relative to available liquidity, the greater the likely price impact. Slippage tolerance is also widely misunderstood. It is not an additional fee charged by the platform. It is the maximum deviation from the quoted result that the user is willing to accept. Set it too low, and a small market movement may cause the transaction to fail. Set it too high, and execution becomes easier, but the user may accept a much worse result and create more room for harmful transaction ordering. A failed on-chain trade does not necessarily mean that no computation occurred. Ethereum transactions pay gas for the computation performed by validators. A failed swap may therefore produce no tokens while still consuming a network fee. Ethereum’s transaction documentation explains that gas represents the computational work required to process a transaction. Large DEX trades submitted through a public mempool may also be exposed to MEV. Searchers can observe pending transactions and arrange their own trades before and after a target transaction to extract value from the resulting price movement. Ethereum’s MEV documentation notes that sandwich trading can create higher slippage and worse execution for users. Perpetual futures introduce another layer of complexity. In addition to opening and closing fees, traders must account for funding rates. Funding generally helps keep perpetual contract prices aligned with spot prices. Unlike a one-time trading fee, funding can recur whenever a position remains open at the relevant settlement time. For example, a trader may use 1,000 USDT of margin to open a 10,000 USDT position. At a 0.01% funding rate, one payment appears to cost only 1 USDT. But if the position is held for a long time, funding rises, or the market remains crowded, accumulated funding can steadily erode the position’s profit. Leverage also creates a psychological mismatch. The trader focuses on the amount of margin deposited, while many costs are calculated from the much larger notional position. You may feel that you used only 1,000 USDT, while the market calculates costs and risk using a 10,000 USDT exposure. This is where traders begin asking the classic question: “The fee did not look high, so why did my account equity fall so quickly?” When a position approaches liquidation, implicit costs can expand further. Liquidations often occur during rapid price movement and stressed liquidity. The system must prioritize risk reduction rather than wait for an ideal price. The resulting loss may include not only a liquidation-related charge, but also execution at an unfavorable time in a thin market. How Much Can a “Cheap” Trade Really Cost? Suppose Alice wants to spend 10,000 USDT on a newly listed token. The latest displayed price is 1 USDT and the trading fee is 0.1%. Alice quickly estimates a cost of about 10 USDT and submits a market order. However, the lowest ask has already moved to 1.005 USDT, and the sell-side depth is weak. Alice’s order consumes several price levels, producing an average execution price of 1.02 USDT. At the 1 USDT benchmark, she expected to receive 10,000 tokens. After price impact and fees, the actual amount is already below 9,800 tokens. A few days later, the chart still shows a price near 1 USDT. Alice assumes she has barely lost anything and decides to sell. But the bid side is also thin, and her average exit price is only 0.985 USDT. At this point, her cost is not merely two 0.1% trading fees. It includes: The spread paid when entering; Price impact created by the size of the order; Trading fees on both entry and exit; Additional slippage on exit; The opportunity cost of capital remaining tied up during the holding period. The token’s displayed price barely changed, yet Alice may still lose several hundred USDT. The directional view was not obviously wrong, but the trade still lost money. Market direction determines only part of the outcome. Execution quality determines how much of that outcome actually reaches the account. A more complete approach is to estimate all-in cost before trading: spread, order-book depth, expected average execution price, trading fees, on-chain fees, funding rates, and the liquidity likely to be available when exiting. Small test orders, staged execution, limit orders, and time-weighted execution may reduce price impact. But none is a free lunch. Staging increases the number of transactions, limit orders may not fill, and waiting may cause the market to move away. Cost management is not about finding a trade with no cost. It is about choosing more intelligently among different forms of cost. SuperEx Example: Reducing Cost Begins with Making It Visible Using SuperEx as an example, its spot order book, market and limit execution methods, and additional liquidity supplied through the Free Market AMM form an important part of the execution environment. The Free Market AMM can reflect pooled liquidity in order-book depth, helping the market form more continuous quotations. For traders, stronger depth and tighter bids and asks can reduce the price impact created by ordinary orders. That does not mean every order size can execute with zero slippage. No liquidity mechanism can eliminate supply and demand. The larger the order, the faster the market, and the less active the pair, the more important it becomes to inspect real-time depth rather than stare only at the last price. SuperEx uses funding rates to help align perpetual prices with spot markets. Funding is exchanged between long and short users rather than collected by the platform. Settlement intervals and rates may differ across trading pairs, and relevant parameters may be adjusted during extreme volatility. SuperEx Funding Fee Rules What SuperEx can do is improve the trading environment and rule transparency through its order book, AMM liquidity, index pricing, funding mechanism, and risk controls. It cannot remove market volatility on behalf of traders, but it can help users better understand the market they are entering. A mature trading platform should not merely display fee rates clearly. It should also help users understand depth, execution, leverage, and risk. Price transparency is only the first step. Execution transparency determines whether the trade is truly expensive. Conclusion The cost paid by a trader has never been limited to the published fee. In centralized order books, cost may be embedded in spreads, depth, and average execution prices. On DEXs, it may appear through gas, price impact, slippage settings, and MEV. In perpetual futures, it may also arise from funding, leverage-amplified notional exposure, and unfavorable liquidation execution. Fees are the numbers printed at the checkout. Spreads and slippage are the bill the market adds after you turn away. So, to determine whether a trade is truly cheap, do not stop at “What is the fee rate?” Ask: What average price will I actually receive? How large an order can this market absorb? How much would I receive if I exited now? What recurring costs may accumulate while the position remains open? Only when these questions are considered together does the true price of a trade become visible. A market does not become charitable because the fee screen shows zero. The cost may simply have moved somewhere else. About SuperEx As the world’s first Web3-powered cryptocurrency exchange, SuperEx remains committed to building the Web3 ecosystem through products and services including SuperEx DAO, SuperEx Web3 Wallet, Super Start, SuperEx P2P, SuperEx Stock Markets, SuperEx Copy Trading, SuperEx Earn, and SuperEx DAO Academy. Today, SuperEx serves more than 10 million users across 166 countries and regions and supports spot and futures trading for over 1,000 crypto assets. Register on SuperEx Download the SuperEx App Visit SuperEx CMC Visit SuperEx DAO Academy Space

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