
Predictions
Fed October Decision Sits In Line With November Futures
Fed October decision no-change at 57.5% sits in line with a 58% fair value from November fed funds futures. Not the September meeting or the year count.

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USD/SEK forecast to 31 March 2027: the 10.60 bull case is a weaker krona, and the 9.35 bear case a stronger one, against the 9.9701 ECB fixing on 29 September.
USD/CNH forecast: 6.86 bull case and 6.56 bear case by year-end, with the offshore yuan at 6.7045 and the PBoC fixing weaker than spot for ten months.
GBP/CHF fixed at 1.0977 with Bank Rate at 3.75% and the SNB at 0%. Our 1.1250 bull, 1.1050 base and 1.0600 bear cases to 31 December, and the votes behind them.
CHF/JPY forecast to 31 December: the franc, not the yen, drove a 6.75% slide from the 204.03 April peak. Levels: 198.00 bull, 186.50 base, 181.00 bear case.
Dutch TTF gas price prediction for winter 2026-27: October settled at €69.81. Bull case €92, bear case €46, and a forward curve that prices a single season.
Worldcoin (WLD) rose 29.8% from the 16 September daily close to the 29 September close after Tools for Humanity opened the World Money app on 17 September 2026.
Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) closed at $70.79 on 29 September 2026, up 80.5% over the year. The 31 March 2027 marks are an $86 bull case, a $74 base and a $58 bear.
Equiti's retail contract is the Seychelles firm, not the FCA entity. EUR/USD Premier is $7 a lot on the London and New York typical, beside live peer schedules.
ATFX review 2026: the UK arm takes no retail clients, the real contract is Mauritian, and its $7 Raw lot needs a $20,000 deposit that IC Markets sets at $0.
Deriv review: its spec table lists 1:10,000 leverage on Step Index, a synthetic market Deriv prices and trades against. Costs, licences, client money checked.
Global Prime review 2026: its US$7.00 raw lot costs 56% more than Fusion Markets on the same Vanuatu licence, and its site shows 1:1000 leverage vs a 1:500 PDS.
GO Markets review: GO Plus+ charges US$2.50 a side, the cheapest raw fee we found, yet the 500:1 micro account on its ASIC page links to a Mauritius sign-up.
TMGM advertises leverage up to 1:1000, but its own product schedule fixes that ceiling to the Vanuatu licence, not the 2013 Sydney AFSL in its footer.