MarketRadar read: neutral

Daily Analysis for October 30, 2026. Prices below are the 03:05 UTC snapshot for October 30, 2026. Gold, Bitcoin, Ethereum, the euro, the pound, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq share one page here: the levels that matter, with no separate full article for each market. Each block gives the setup the charts show, plus the resistance and support lists traders are actually watching. This page does not update live — the next edition replaces it. Daily bias comes from the daily chart, swing structure plus the 50-period average; setup describes where price sits against its levels.

Market read

The biggest move in this edition is ETHUSD (-1.85% today). Across the seven markets, 1 read bullish and 3 read bearish on the daily bias. Risk tone is cautious: the crypto rejections at resistance are doing the damage, while gold and the pound hold their ranges. The key scheduled event ahead is the Federal Reserve meets October 27-28 and the European Central Bank meets October 29.

Key points

  • Gold at 4,004.61 sits between resistance 4,025.00 and support 4,000.00, with a range-bound setup.
  • Bitcoin at 76,947 sits below its prior-day low 77,688, with resistance at 77,000 and support at 76,000.
  • Ethereum at 2,207.31, down 1.85% today, sits below its prior-day low 2,230.19, with resistance at 2,250.00 and support at 2,200.00.
  • Euro / US Dollar at 1.11903 and British Pound / US Dollar at 1.33907, both up 0.09% today.
  • S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 market data was not available in this edition.

Gold (XAUUSD)

MarketRadar read: bearish. Price as of 03:05 UTC: 4,004.61 (-0.02% today). Setup: range-bound — price is contained between daily support and resistance. Resistance: 4,025.00, 4,050.00, 4,075.00. Support: 4,000.00, 3,980.60, 3,975.00.

Why it matters: Gold's range is the macro story into the Fed meeting, with Treasury yields below 5% — see Treasury bonds rally as tech sell-off drags 10-year yield below 5%.

Bitcoin (BTCUSD)

The daily bias is neutral. At 03:05 UTC, the price was 76,947 (-1.10% today). Setup: breakout — price broke below the prior-day low 77,688.

Resistance: 77,000, 78,000, 79,000. Support: 76,000, 75,000, 74,000.

Why it matters: Bitcoin faded from resistance on a risk-off tape into Fed week — see Fed meeting and Big Tech earnings put the $800 billion AI bet on trial for that backdrop.

Ethereum (ETHUSD)

On the daily chart, the bias is bearish. The 03:05 UTC snapshot puts it at 2,207.31 (-1.85% today). Setup: breakout — the prior-day low 2,230.19 gave way. Resistance: 2,250.00, 2,300.00, 2,350.00. Support: 2,200.00, 2,150.00, 2,100.00.

Why it matters: Ether slipped from resistance on the same risk-off tape, with the Fed meeting next — read Nasdaq selloff: AI spending fears trigger worst day since June for that backdrop.

Euro / US Dollar (EURUSD)

MarketRadar read: bearish. As of 03:05 UTC, it trades at 1.11903 (+0.09% today). Setup: post-event volatility — day range 0.01217 exceeds 1.5x daily ATR 0.00482.

Resistance: 1.12000, 1.12609, 1.12745. Support: 1.11629, 1.11117, 1.11000.

Why it matters: The euro's 200-week average defence is the story in Fed-ECB week, against the France bond rout — see EUR/USD defends 200-week SMA as France bond rout collides with Fed-ECB week.

British Pound / US Dollar (GBPUSD)

The daily bias is bullish. The snapshot price at 03:05 UTC is 1.33907 (+0.09% today). Setup: post-event volatility — day range 0.01675 exceeds 1.5x daily ATR 0.00891. Resistance: 1.34000, 1.35000, 1.35764. Support: 1.33000, 1.32000, 1.31375.

Why it matters: Pound context is the dollar side of Fed week.

S&P 500 (US500)

Market data was not available for this asset in today's edition.

Nasdaq 100 (NAS100)

No market data was available for this asset in today's edition. How to read this page: find the setup line for your market first, then see whether price sits nearer resistance or support — that shows which level matters first. When a level breaks, the next level in that block's list becomes the one to watch, not a fresh prediction.

A final note

This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Trading involves risk. Always do your own research before making any decision.