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USDJPY is maintaining bullish momentum, moving above 137. Economists at Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) believe the currency pair is likely to hit last week's high, held at 140.

Despite the fact that gold prices are below the key level on Thursday, gold's upside potential remains. In view of the increased risks of a recession, concerns are growing among investors, who have become more active in buying gold as a defensive asset.

A weekly close above $1,796 will open the door to a meaningful recovery to a 50% retracement of the 2022 price drop ($1,843). Later, bullion prices will reach a June high of $1877.

According to recent data, gross domestic product of Japan declined over a three-month period to the end of September. The decline turned out to be less than it was expected, as GDP contracted an annualized 0.8% in comparison with the previous period.

Oil rebounded in early Asian trade on Thursday after dipping to this year's low. The drop in oil prices was fuelled by an increase in US factory output and gasoline stocks. At the same time, there are currently more fears that an economic slowdown would dent fuel demand.

Britain strongly encouraged banks to support households experiencing difficulties with mortgage payments due to the growing cost of living crisis.

The Bank of Canada has raised interest rates sharply for the sixth time. In this way, it created an opportunity to pause the hiking cycle.

Economists from Scotiabank say that eventually EURUSD will break the area of 1.0525. Thus, a return to the area of 1.05 is clear.

The focus is on natural gas reserves in the United States.

On the agenda are Japan's GDP and investments, Australia's trade balance, applications for unemployment benefits and auctions for the placement of US bills, Russia's reserves and inflation in Mexico.