EURUSD is at 1.12492 as of 12:40 UTC—down 0.00064 from Friday’s close. The pair has fallen for five straight sessions, dropping from 1.14012 on 2026-09-27. Friday’s candle closed at 1.13272, with a range of 1.12194 to 1.13391. No major eurozone data is due before October 5, when Sentix Investor Confidence and EU PMIs are scheduled. The bid-ask spread remains zero, signaling tight liquidity.
Based on ForTraders market data as of 2026-10-02 12:54 UTC.
BitcoinUSD climbed to $85,832.60 as of 00:47 UTC, adding $266.48—its third straight daily gain. The rally followed a volatile session on October 4, where price swung between $82,570.70 and $84,972.70 before closing at $83,502.60. Current levels sit above the 20-day moving average implied by recent closes, with volume consistently pegged at 4,294,967,295—likely a system placeholder rather than traded volume.
Gold rose to 4143.27 as of 00:49 UTC, up 2.22756 points from its prior close. The move follows a steep drop from 4321.2 on October 2 to 4143.1 on October 4—the lowest print in eight sessions.
EURUSD traded at 1.12178 as of 00:47 UTC, down 0.00022 from its prior close. The pair has declined for five consecutive daily bars, with Friday’s close at 1.12499—its lowest since October 1. The intraday range narrowed…
BitcoinUSD last traded at $85,802.70 — up $266.48 from the prior quote — with bid and ask aligned at that level as of 20:45:08 UTC. The rally extends a multi-day climb: the price rose from $84,497.20 on October 5 to $84,763.60 on October 6, then jumped to $85,802.70.
