UK Jobless Spike, USD Holds Ground — What Traders Should Watch Now

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UK Labor Jitters, USD Support & Market Drift

Markets drifted sideways as traders weighed mixed macro signals. The UK jobless rate jumped to 5.0%, its highest since early 2021, while wage growth slowed — adding pressure to the pound and raising questions about the Bank of England’s next move.

In the U.S., CPI came in softer than expected, but the dollar held firm. The DXY (US Dollar Index) is now back at a key support zone near 105.00, a level that’s held since mid-October. Traders are watching for bullish confirmation or signs of breakdown.

Equities were flat, gold edged up, and Bitcoin hovered near $101,000. With macro data cooling and technical levels in play, traders are shifting focus from headlines to price action.

The theme? When labor data stirs and support zones hold, conviction comes from structure — not noise.

⚡Daily Broad Market Recap – November 11, 2025

  • S&P 500 flat; Nasdaq dipped 0.1%.

  • Gold rose to $3,985; oil held near $59.40.

  • Bitcoin steady near $101,000; USD mixed post-CPI.

🔥UK Jobless Rate Jumps to 5.0%

  • Highest unemployment rate since early 2021.

  • Wage growth slowed to 6.1% YoY.

  • GBP under pressure; BoE policy path uncertain.

📊Chart Art: DXY Back at Key Support

  • US Dollar Index testing 105.00 support zone.

  • Bounce could target 106.50; break may lead to 103.50.

  • Watch for bullish divergence or bearish continuation.

This issue blends labor market tension with technical clarity. As UK data rattles GBP and the dollar tests support, the message is clear: when fundamentals fade, price levels lead.

Happy Trading!

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