The DAX remains focused on 25,000 as bond yields, energy risks and US labour market data shape expectations for a new interest-rate normal.

Welcome to Michael Kramer’s pick of the key market events to look out for in the week beginning Monday 5 October.

The DAX struggles to hold 25,000 as Brent crude rises above $105 a barrel and higher bond yields deepen concerns over ...

The DAX is clinging to hopes of diplomacy as oil and gold react to Middle East headlines, while questions over Oracle, OpenAI ...

US PCE inflation, the September jobs report and Micron earnings take centre stage this week. What could they mean for EUR/USD ...

Gold has broken below support near $4,250 as real yields and the US dollar move higher, raising the risk of a deeper fall ...

The FTSE 100 remains cautious around 10,700 as commodity exposure, Middle East risks and rising mortgage costs weigh against ...

The DAX remains under pressure as high oil prices, bond yields and uncertainty around the AI rally keep investors cautious ahead of Micron earnings.

The DAX is steady at the open as oil prices, bond yields and inflation concerns keep investors cautious, while fresh ...

The FTSE 100 is holding near 10,695 as rising crude oil prices support BP and Shell. Defensive stocks are also in demand, while banks, property and mining shares remain under pressure.

EUR/USD has fallen back to an important support area after a more hawkish-than-expected FOMC meeting strengthened the US dollar.

The DAX is expected to receive support from Wall Street’s AI rally and falling energy prices, although investors remain cautious.