Gold Breaks Out – Oil, Crypto, and Forex Surge Together!

Release Time: 10:00, October 15, 2025

Issued by: Ms. Jenny

MARKET OVERVIEW

1. Stock Market:

Vietnam Market: The market is currently supported around 1,750 points. Although there have been attempts to recover, they have not yet succeeded due to profit-taking pressure. The recent two-session correction is considered normal after a rapid rise toward 1,800 points. It is expected that the market will need more time to rebalance and attract capital inflows before potentially recovering and retesting the 1,800-point zone.
U.S. Market: On October 15, U.S. stocks closed mixed but with a positive tone: S&P 500 rose about 0.4%, Nasdaq gained 0.7%, while Dow Jones slipped 0.1%. Gains were supported by strong Q3 earnings from major banks and the rally of tech stocks — especially chipmakers. However, ongoing U.S.–China trade tensions remain a potential risk in the coming sessions.

2. Forex:

USD/JPY: Downtrend, short positions can be considered. Daily resistance: 151.100
GBP/USD: Uptrend, long positions can be considered. Daily support: 1.34000

3. Gold:

Strong bullish trend. Additional long positions can be considered. Buy stop: 4200

4. Oil:

XTI/USD: Uptrend. Long positions can be considered today. Daily support: 58.30

5. Crypto:

BTC/USD: Short-term bullish trend. Buy if price breaks above 112,000
ETH/USD: Short-term bullish trend. Buy if price breaks above 4050

MARKET PLAN

1. XTI/USD

Trend: Uptrend
Buy at 58.70, Stop loss 58.10, Take profit 59.90

2. Vietnam Stock: KDH
Recommendation: BUY KDH (16/10/2025)
Entry: 33,500 – 34,500 VND
Target 1: 37,500 VND
Target 2: 41,200 VND
Stop loss: 32,800 VND

KEY EVENTS TODAY

1:00 PM – GBP: GDP m/m
7:30 PM – USD: Philly Fed Manufacturing Index
8:00 PM – USD: FOMC Member Waller Speaks
11:00 PM – EUR: ECB President Lagarde Speaks

DISCLAIMER

· The above analysis represents only the personal opinion of analyst Jenny from Lotus and should not be taken as an actual trading basis.
· Lotus provides only technical trading analysis and educational services.
· Lotus does not represent any securities or asset management company.
· Lotus does not manage students’ funds.