• In the inflation figures announced in the morning on the Chinese side, the CPI data was 0.3% monthly and 2.8% annually, while the PPI side was announced as 0.9%. While there was an increase in CPI on the annual side, there was a decrease in PPI. 
• European Central Bank President Lagarde said he expects to raise interest rates further in the next few meetings. He added that inflation in the euro area is high and may remain above ECB targets for a long time. It was recorded as a sentence confirming the possibility of a 75 basis point increase on October 27.
• Japan Central Bank Governor Kuroda commented that the recovery in the Japanese economy was slower than expected and it would be wrong to raise interest rates now. The USDJPY pair continued to rise, touching the 148.35 level.
• Retail Sales data from the USA increased by 8.41% annually and 0.3% on a monthly basis.

• Britain’s new prime minister, Truss, made a U-turn on some of the economic promises he made the day he was elected. Truss stated that it was decided to continue the increase in corporate tax and said that they will do everything to reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio in the medium term. He said spending will rise less quickly than anticipated. GBPUSD, which had a very volatile day, was priced at 1.1190 after the announcement.

US futures stock indices fell after the US inflation data yesterday and gave a strong reaction. On the last trading day of the week, some of this reaction was reversed, while the EURUSD parity is priced close to the 0.97 level. Ounce Gold contacted 1645 support again during the day.

Looking at the market from afar, we see that the current trends continue to be preserved.