New York Open Briefing: Monday, October 5, 2026 - ForexCracked
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New York Open Briefing: Monday, October 5, 2026

Published Oct 5, 12:30 UTC
Impact
3/ 10, low

New York opens with a slight risk-on tone, as the Risk Meter registers +0.09. Early moves show AUDUSD up +0.29%, EURJPY up +0.31%, and XAUUSD up +0.30%, while USDCAD is down -0.22%. The USD is currently the second strongest currency over 24 hours, up +0.21%, with AUD leading at +0.29%.

Recent data releases include strong Mexican Gross Fixed Investments, with y/y actual 6% against a consensus of 5.8%, and m/m actual 1.4% against a consensus of -0.6%. Germany also reported robust New Car Registrations, up 9% y/y and 20.8% m/m. Norway’s HPI s.a. m/m was 0.3%.

Looking ahead, the focus shifts to a series of high impact USD data. At 13:45 UTC, the S&P Global Services PMI is expected at 58. This is followed at 14:00 UTC by the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI, with a consensus of 54.7, and ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices Paid, anticipated at 76.9. Crowd positioning shows a shift of 8pt toward short on XAUUSD and 9pt toward long on EURAUD over the past 24 hours.

Traders will closely monitor the upcoming US services sector data.

At a glance
Biggest moves since the previous sessionUSTEC -0.32%, EURJPY +0.31%, XAUUSD +0.30%
Currency strength, 24hAUD strongest at +0.29%, NZD weakest at -0.27%
Risk meter+0.09 (mildly risk-on)

Scheduled this session (High and Medium impact)

TimeCcyEventImpactConsensus
13:45 UTCUSDS&P Global Services PMIHigh58
13:45 UTCUSDS&P Global Composite PMIMedium56.8
14:00 UTCUSDISM Non-Manufacturing PMIHigh54.7
14:00 UTCUSDISM Non-Manufacturing Prices PaidHigh76.9
14:00 UTCUSDISM Services PMIMedium55.1
14:00 UTCUSDISM Non-Manufacturing EmploymentMedium48.3

Times are UTC. This brief describes measured market state and the published schedule. It is not financial advice and nothing in it is a trade recommendation.

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