Brent crude inched up to $64.4 per barrel but stayed close to a four-month low. Market reports indicated OPEC+ could increase output by up to 500,000 barrels per day in November, with Saudi Arabia reportedly aiming to recover market share.

The euro held steady at 1.1720 against the dollar during Friday’s Asian session, stabilizing after two days of declines as traders looked ahead to key Eurozone releases, including the HCOB PMI and Producer Price Index. 

Bitcoin hovered around $120,400, slipping 0.24% on the day but holding on to a remarkable 94% gain over the past year. Projections point to a short-term dip toward $113,264, though longer-term forecasts suggest potential growth to $127,538 within a year.

Check out our daily file for more updates!