WTI falls toward $100.50, but Middle East uncertainty limits downside and preserves the broader bullish bias.

Oil prices ease as U.S. efforts to engage Iran reduce immediate supply-disruption concerns.

Bitcoin drops under $80,000 as technology jitters and a hawkish Fed trigger risk aversion; crypto liquidations reach $356 million.

AUD/USD nears 0.7055 after stronger inflation data increases expectations for Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes.

The Canadian dollar gains against the US dollar after the Bank of Canada raises interest rates; US PCE data is next in focus.

Bitcoin faces renewed selling pressure as traders expect a December hike, with yields, the dollar and inflation data in focus.

WTI gains above $101 as renewed Middle East disruption fears threaten energy supplies.

AUD/USD reaches 0.7053 after unchanged Fed rates and comments suggesting officials could act if needed.

The Fed kept its expected rate decision, but the meeting and Warsh news conference produced several surprises.

The Canadian dollar remains stronger after the Bank of Canada raised interest rates.

The Fed kept rates unchanged while Iran tensions lifted oil; Alphabet missed forecasts, whereas Microsoft exceeded expectations.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says a further Fed rate increase would not necessarily be an error.

The Federal Reserve is expected to keep rates unchanged, with no near-term decline anticipated for borrowing costs.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said the central bank held rates as an information-rich period approaches.

The US dollar faces renewed pressure while investors weigh the latest FOMC meeting and mixed Treasury yield moves.