66.00–67.03 range, lower highs since Monday's open.
Friday's yield-led impulse off 62.30 topped out at the 67.32 week high, and Monday's session has been pure digestion: a London-hours probe to the 67.03 monday high was rejected, then two NY-session pushes failed at the 66.75 supply shelf before price ground back to the 65.70 monday low. Hawkish Fed commentary and a firm dollar capped each attempt while softer oil kept dips shallow, leaving price pinned between EMA(20) near 66.16 and that supply shelf with RSI(14) flat around 53. The thin Asia-session bars have lifted back to 66.40, the upper half of the range but still below Monday's failure points.
Support: 66.16, 66.00, 65.70
Resistance: 66.75, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close above 67.03 monday high would end the lower-highs sequence and expose the 67.32 week high
Loss of the 65.70 monday low confirms a lower low and puts the 66.00 round number back in play as former support
Fed speakers Tue (Williams 14:05, Jefferson 14:20, Barkin 17:00 GMT) and Wed's flash PMIs are the events most likely to break this range read
Repeated closes back under EMA(20) near 66.16 would keep the consolidation skewed to the lower half of the range
Lower highs since Monday's open inside a 65.70-67.03 band, price pinned between EMA20 above and EMA50 below.
The dominant move of the week was the yield-led squeeze out of Wednesday's FOMC flush at 62.30, which ran through the London and NY sessions on Friday to a week high at 67.32. Monday reversed part of it: after an early push to 67.03, each attempt at the 66.39 range cap was rejected and the session ground down to 65.70 before closing back at the 66.00 psych level. Price now sits just under EMA20 (66.14) and just above EMA50 (65.92) with RSI(14) at 49.7 — flat, mid-band, no directional edge on this timeframe.
Support: 66.00, 65.70, 65.18
Resistance: 66.39, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 66.39 range cap would end the sequence of lower highs and re-expose 67.03 then the 67.32 week high
Loss of 65.70 monday low confirms a lower low and puts the 65.18 friday low back in play
Fed speakers Tuesday (Williams, Jefferson, Barkin) and flash PMIs Wednesday 13:45 GMT can break this consolidation in either direction
Failure to reclaim EMA20 on rallies keeps the 66.00 psych area as the pivot of the range
Silver opened the week near 66.13, spiked to the 67.03 monday high in the Asia session and has made lower highs ever since — the London push to 66.90 was rejected and faded through NY hours to a 65.70 week low. Price now sits just under the H1 EMA(20) at 66.13 with RSI(14) flat around 48, consistent with the $65.80–66.50 consolidation the market context describes: a hawkish Fed capping the upside while softer crude and a slipping 10-year underpin the bounce off 62.30. The 66.56 pivot has not been reclaimed on a closing basis since last Friday's fade.
Support: 65.70, 65.21
Resistance: 66.13, 66.56, 67.03
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 66.56 pivot would re-open the 67.03 monday high
Failure to hold the 65.70 week low confirms a lower low and exposes the 65.21 swing low
Wed 13:45 GMT US S&P Global PMIs are the week's only high-impact data and could break this range read
Tuesday Fed speakers (Williams, Jefferson, Barkin) are a near-term repricing risk for the yield channel
20:04 UTC
Rebound off 62.30 stalling, now sideways · RSI 48 · price 65.984
Lower highs since 67.32 against a flat 65.70 shelf.
Silver's 5-dollar recovery from Wednesday's 62.30 low topped out at 67.32 late last week and has since flattened into a 65.70–66.90 band, with the oil and yield pullback doing the lifting while hawkish Fed pricing caps the upside. Monday's NY session pushed to 66.90 then saw that advance fully retraced, leaving price back under the EMA20 at 66.13 but still holding above the EMA50 at 65.90 with RSI(14) parked near 48. The 65.70 monday low has now been defended twice in the London and late-NY hours.
Support: 65.70, 65.90, 65.20
Resistance: 66.13, 66.90, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly closes back above the 66.13 ema20 and then 66.56 would re-open the 66.90 monday high
Loss of the 65.70 monday low turns the consolidation into a lower low and exposes 65.20 prior low
Wed 13:45 GMT US flash PMIs are the week's only high-impact print and can break this range either way
Consolidation below the week high, Monday lower highs.
After last week's impulse off 62.30 to a 67.32 print into the Friday NY session, price has spent Monday chopping in a 65.70–67.03 band, with each London and NY attempt higher producing a lower high — 67.03, then 66.90, then 66.38. Supply is capping around the 66.56 pivot while the crude-led yield relief that drove the rebound keeps demand stepping in near 65.70; Kashkari's 'too high and broad-based' inflation line has kept the upside contained. Price is now pinned between the H1 EMA(20) at 66.15 overhead and the EMA(50) at 65.92 just beneath, with RSI(14) flat near 49.
Support: 65.70, 65.21
Resistance: 66.15, 66.56, 67.03
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 66.56 pivot would end the sequence of Monday lower highs and re-expose the monday high at 67.03
Loss of the 65.70 monday low on a closing basis confirms a lower low and shifts focus to the 65.21 swing low
S&P Global flash PMIs Wed 13:45 GMT, plus Tuesday's Fed speaker slate, could materially reset this consolidation read
A renewed leg higher in crude would remove the yield-relief support behind the rebound
Consolidation under the week high, price back below ema20 and ema50.
Silver's three-session recovery off 62.30 peaked at the 67.32 week high on Friday, and Monday has been corrective: an early Asia print at 67.03, a spike to 66.90 on the London–NY handover, then steady selling into the NY session that left price at 65.87, back under both the ema20 (66.14) and ema50 (65.91). The digest frames the 65.80–66.50 chop as a crude- and yield-driven pause, with hawkish Fed commentary capping attempts higher. RSI(14) at 42 has rolled out of the upper half of its range for the first time since Thursday, and the 65.70 session low is the first structural reference.
Support: 65.70, 65.18
Resistance: 65.91, 66.14, 66.90
What it said to watch
Hourly close back above the ema20 at 66.14 would repair the lower-high sequence off 66.90
Loss of the 65.70 session low exposes the 65.18 swing low and invalidates the rising-lows read
Fed speakers Williams/Jefferson/Barkin Tue 14:05–17:00 GMT, then Wed 13:45 GMT flash PMIs, are the events most likely to reshape this range
The dominant move of the window was the three-session recovery from 62.30 into the 67.32 week high during Thursday and Friday's NY hours, driven by the slide in crude and the easing 10-year yield. Monday has been pure consolidation: a 65.80–67.03 band with the NY push to 66.90 rejected and price closing back under the 66.21 EMA20, leaving Monday high 67.03 as a lower high against the week high. RSI(14) has cycled down to the mid-40s from Friday's highs, with hawkish Fed commentary capping each attempt higher.
Support: 65.80, 65.18
Resistance: 66.21, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
H1 close below 65.80 monday low confirms a lower low and exposes the 65.18 swing low
Reclaim of the 66.21 ema20 and a close above 67.03 monday high would put the 67.32 week high back in range
Fed speakers Tuesday (14:05/14:20/17:00 GMT) and Wednesday's US flash PMIs at 13:45 GMT can break this consolidation either way
A renewed leg higher in crude would remove the yield-relief support behind last week's rebound
Monday range 65.80–67.03 inside last week's impulse.
After the 62.30-to-67.32 rebound ran into the Friday week high, Monday has been pure consolidation: an early push to the 67.03 monday high was rejected, the 65.80 monday low held twice, and price now sits back at the 66.13 weekly open, a shade under the 66.24 ema20. The NY-session pop to 66.90 also faded, leaving the 66.56 pivot as the cap on every attempt while oil-led yield relief and hawkish Fed commentary pull in opposite directions. RSI(14) at ~48 is mid-range with no divergence, consistent with a market unwinding only the shallow 23.6% retracement of the week's impulse.
Support: 66.13, 65.80, 65.21
Resistance: 66.24, 66.56, 67.03
What it said to watch
H1 close above the 66.56 pivot and the 66.24 ema20 would re-open 67.03 monday high and the 67.32 week high
Failure to hold the 65.80 monday low confirms a lower-low and exposes the 65.21 swing low
A sustained move back through the 66.13 weekly open defines the direction out of this range
Fed speakers Tuesday (Williams/Jefferson/Barkin) and Wednesday's US flash PMIs could materially shift this consolidation read
Lower highs inside Monday's 65.72-67.03 band, price wedged between EMA20 and EMA50.
Silver rallied three sessions off Thursday's 62.30 post-FOMC flush to a 67.32 Friday high, and Monday has been a two-way grind: the NY session faded the 66.90 ny high and price slipped back under EMA(20) at 66.22, now sitting directly on the 65.91 ema50. RSI(14) at 49 has flattened mid-range and the sequence of lower highs beneath Monday's 67.03 monday high keeps the 65.72-67.03 band intact. The recovery has tracked falling crude and a softer US 10-year rather than any shift in Fed pricing, with Kashkari's 'too high, broad-based' inflation line capping the upside.
Support: 65.91, 65.72, 65.21
Resistance: 66.22, 66.90, 67.03
What it said to watch
Hourly close back above the 66.22 ema20 would neutralise Monday's lower-high sequence
Loss of the 65.72 monday low on a closing basis exposes the 65.21 swing low
Fed speakers Tue (Williams 14:05, Jefferson 14:20, Barkin 17:00 GMT) and Wed S&P flash PMIs are the catalysts that could break this range
14:05 UTC
Uptrend from last week's low, momentum stalling · RSI 48 · price 66.259
Higher lows intact but Monday capped by lower highs; two-sided range.
Silver's dominant move in this window was the three-session recovery from 62.30 into the 67.32 prior-week high, driven by softer crude and the 10y easing back toward 4.93%. Monday has been pure consolidation: the week opened at 66.13, the NY session pushed to 66.90 and was rejected straight back, leaving price pinned to a flat EMA(20) near 66.29 with RSI(14) parked around 48. Higher lows off 65.72 still stand, but each upside attempt since Friday has printed a lower high, and Kashkari's 'inflation too high' line has capped the rebound.
Support: 66.13, 65.72
Resistance: 66.90, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 66.90 ny high would break the lower-high sequence and re-expose 67.03 and the 67.32 prior-wk high
Loss of the 66.13 week open, then the 65.72 monday low, would end the higher-low sequence off 62.30
Fed speakers Tuesday (Williams, Jefferson, Barkin) and S&P Global flash PMIs Wednesday 13:45 GMT are the events capable of breaking this range read
A renewed leg higher in crude would remove the yield-relief driver behind the rebound
13:05 UTC
Uptrend, consolidating after impulse · RSI 56 · price 66.636
Higher lows since Wednesday's 62.30 low; Monday range 65.72-67.03 inside Friday's high.
Silver's dominant move of the week was the three-session rally from 62.30 into Friday's 67.32 week high, driven by crude's slide and the 10y easing back to ~4.93%. Monday has been pure consolidation: a 65.72-67.03 band with price drifting under the EMA20 through the London session before the last two NY-hours bars reclaimed 66.33 and closed at 66.64. RSI(14) has cycled 45-60 all day without making a new extreme, so the pullback reads as digestion of the impulse rather than distribution.
Support: 66.33, 66.13, 65.72
Resistance: 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Acceptance above the 67.03 monday high re-opens the 67.32 week high
An hourly close back below 66.13 weekly open would put the 65.72 monday low back in play and break the higher-lows sequence
S&P Global flash PMIs Wed 13:45 GMT are the week's only high-impact US prints and could reset this range
Monday range 65.72-67.03 inside Friday's impulse; higher lows intact.
Thursday-Friday delivered the dominant move of the window, a 62.30 to 67.32 rebound as crude backed away from its spike high and the US 10-year eased after the Fed's hawkish hike. Since Monday's open at 66.13 price has gone sideways, spiking to 67.03 in the Asia-Europe handover then grinding down to a 65.72 monday low in the London morning before the London afternoon bar recovered the whole slide to close at 66.59. RSI(14) is mid-range near 56 and price sits back above EMA20 around 66.29, so the week's higher lows are intact but the 67.00 area continues to cap.
Support: 66.29, 66.13, 65.72
Resistance: 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 67.03 monday high would end the range read and re-expose the 67.32 week high
Loss of 65.72 breaks this week's higher-low sequence and puts the weekly open back in play from below
S&P Global flash PMIs Wed 13:45 GMT are the week's main event risk for this structure; Fed speakers Tuesday can move it intraday
Lower highs under the weekly open after Friday's impulse.
Friday's NY session drove the dominant move of the window — a near five-dollar impulse off the 62.30 low into the 67.32 week high — and Monday has been pure give-back, with every attempt from the Asia session onward printing a lower high beneath the weekly open at 66.13. Price has slipped under EMA(20) at 66.16 and is now pressing EMA(50) around 65.84, with RSI(14) at 45 rolling out of the overbought readings that accompanied the Friday advance. The digest ties Monday's drag to softer crude on US–Iran diplomacy headlines, which trims the inflation-hedge bid while the hawkish Fed backdrop stays intact.
Support: 65.84, 65.72, 65.21
Resistance: 66.16, 66.59, 67.32
What it said to watch
An hourly close back above the 66.16 ema20 and then the 66.59 monday high would invalidate the lower-highs read
Loss of the 65.72 monday low and the 65.84 ema50 on a closing basis confirms extension of the Monday correction toward the 65.21 prior low
Fed speakers through Tuesday and Wednesday's US flash PMIs (Services f/c 56.0) are the events most likely to reset this range
Last week's impulse off 62.30 ran into 67.32 in the Friday NY session — a yields/oil-driven relief move rather than a dovish Fed repricing — and Monday has been pure give-back, with each London and NY attempt capped lower (67.03, 66.61, 66.48, 66.31). Price now sits just under EMA(20) around 66.21 but well above EMA(50) near 65.86, with RSI(14) parked in the mid-40s after the rejection at the 66.56 pivot. The 65.72 day low and the 66.13 weekly open frame a tightening band; neither side has yet been resolved.
Support: 66.13, 65.72, 65.31
Resistance: 66.56, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
H1 close above the 66.56 pivot would break Monday's sequence of lower highs and put 67.03 back in play
Loss of the 65.72 day low confirms a lower low and exposes the friday low at 65.31
Sustained acceptance back under the 66.13 weekly open flips the week's opening balance negative
Fed speakers today and Tuesday, then Wednesday's S&P Global flash PMIs, are the scheduled risks to this consolidation
Lower highs since Friday's peak, pullback inside the weekly advance.
Silver's dominant move of the window was the Thursday-Friday impulse off 62.30 to the 67.32 week high, driven by the retreat in long-end yields and the crude correction rather than by the Fed itself. Monday's NY session tried the 67.03 prior high and was rejected, and price has since drifted back under the ema20 at 66.28 with RSI(14) slipping to the low 40s, the softest reading since the rally began. The 66.00 psych area has so far contained the pullback, with the session low at 65.72 the first structural reference below it.
Support: 66.00, 65.72, 65.18
Resistance: 66.28, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly closes back above the ema20 at 66.28 would undo the lower-highs sequence
Failure to hold 65.72 session low confirms a lower low and exposes the 65.18 swing low
Reclaiming the 67.03 prior high re-opens the 67.32 week high
US flash PMIs Wed 13:45 GMT are the main scheduled risk to this structure; Fed's Goolsbee today
08:06 UTC
Weekly uptrend, momentum fading on the pullback · RSI 42 · price 65.928
Sequence of lower highs since Monday's Asia spike, price back under EMA(20) but above EMA(50).
The dominant move of the week was Friday's NY-session impulse that carried price from the 62.30 area up to the 67.321 week high, and the last three sessions have been a controlled give-back of that leg. Monday's Asia hours wicked to a 67.029 monday high and were rejected, after which each European-hours bar has printed a lower high, dragging price beneath the EMA(20) at 66.20 for the first time since Thursday and down to a 65.722 session low — the digest ties the fade to Kashkari's hawkish tone offsetting softer crude. RSI(14) has cycled from above 70 on Friday to 42 without reaching oversold, and the EMA(50) at 65.81 sits immediately under spot, with the 65.18 swing low the next structural reference.
Support: 65.722, 65.18, 64.00
Resistance: 66.20, 67.029, 67.321
What it said to watch
An H1 close back above the 66.20 ema20 would break the lower-highs sequence off the monday high
Failure to hold the 65.722 session low and the EMA(50) exposes the 65.18 swing low, with 64.00 round number the deeper reference
Reclaiming 67.029 would put the 67.321 week high back in play
Fed's Goolsbee at 10:30 GMT today and Wednesday's US flash PMIs are the events most likely to reshape this read
Higher lows off 62.30, but lower highs since Friday's peak.
Silver ran from 62.30 into Friday's 67.32 week high as the oil-led retreat in long-end yields did the work, and has bled lower through Monday's Asia session, closing back under the H1 ema20 at 66.19 with RSI(14) near 38. The 67.03 Monday high stands as a lower high and every Asia bar since has printed a lower high, leaving 65.53 prior lows as the first shelf beneath spot. Supply around the 66.56/67.00 shelf has capped both attempts this week while the broader sequence of higher lows off the FOMC-week base is still in place.
Support: 65.53, 65.18, 64.00
Resistance: 66.19, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close back above the 66.19 ema20 would neutralise the Asia-session lower-high sequence
Loss of 65.53 prior lows would expose the 65.18 swing low and question the higher-low structure
Acceptance below 65.18 would put the 64.00 pivot back in play
Fed's Goolsbee at 10:30 GMT today is the first post-dot guidance and can reprice yields inside the next few bars
Wednesday's US flash PMIs (Services f/c 56, Manufacturing f/c 53.6) are the week's main risk to this read
Pullback inside last week's impulse; lower highs since Friday's NY peak.
Silver rallied for three straight sessions off the 62.30 FOMC-week low to a Friday NY high of 67.32, a move tied to the slide in crude and long-end yields rather than any Fed shift. Price has since drifted back under the ema20 at 66.27 while holding well above EMA(50), with the Asia session rejection at the 67.03 day high leaving a lower high and RSI(14) fading into the mid-40s. The 66.57 range top now caps, and the 65.94 day low is the first structural reference beneath spot.
Support: 65.94, 65.53, 65.18
Resistance: 66.27, 66.57, 67.03
What it said to watch
Hourly close back above the 66.57 range top would re-engage the 67.03 day high and Friday's 67.32 week high
Loss of the 65.94 day low confirms a lower low and exposes the 65.53 swing low and 65.18 prior low
Fed's Goolsbee at 10:30 GMT today is the first post-dots guidance and can move yields, the driver of this week's bounce
US flash PMIs Wednesday 13:45 GMT could materially reset this read
Higher lows intact but capped by lower highs since Friday.
Silver was flushed to 62.30 in the hours around Wednesday's FOMC hike and higher dots, then rallied three straight sessions to a 67.32 week high in Friday's NY hours as long-end yields eased with crude. Monday's Asia session has been two-way and contained: an early push to the 67.03 monday high was rejected and price has since slipped back under EMA20 at 66.43, with RSI(14) unwinding to the mid-40s from Friday's overbought readings. The 66.11 monday low and Friday's 65.97 prior day low mark the base of this consolidation, with the deeper 65.18 swing low the last higher-low of the rebound.
Support: 66.11, 65.97, 65.18
Resistance: 66.43, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
An hourly close back above EMA20 at 66.43 would re-engage the 67.03 monday high and 67.32 week high shelf
Loss of 66.11 monday low and 65.97 prior day low would break the week's sequence of higher lows toward 65.18 swing low
Fed's Goolsbee at 10:30 GMT today is the first post-dots guidance and can reset the yield-driven tone behind this rebound
US flash PMIs Wednesday 13:45 GMT are the week's main event risk for this range
Higher highs since Thursday, now sideways below the week high.
Silver has run from the 62.30 washout into the FOMC to a 67.32 week high in Friday's NY session, the digest framing the bounce as a yield/oil-relief move rather than a dovish Fed shift. Monday's Asia session has been flat around the 66.13 weekly open, with one push to the 67.03 session high rejected and price now sitting just under EMA20 at 66.43 while RSI(14) has unwound to the high-40s. The 66.13–67.03 band has contained every bar since the reopen, well above EMA50.
Support: 66.13, 65.97, 65.21
Resistance: 66.43, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 67.03 session high would re-engage the 67.32 week high
Loss of the 66.13 weekly open exposes the 65.97 prior-day low and the 65.21 swing low
Reclaiming EMA20 at 66.43 on a closing basis would end the consolidation read
US flash PMIs Wed 13:45 GMT (Services f/c 56, Mfg f/c 53.6) and Fed speakers today can reset the yield-driven tone
Higher highs into Friday, lower highs since, consolidating.
Silver reversed hard off Wednesday's 62.30 low and ran a single impulse through Thursday and Friday as US 10y yields backed away from 5% and crude deflated the inflation-shock story, with the Friday NY session printing the 67.32 prior high before supply capped it. Monday's Asia session opened lower at the 66.13 week open, recovered to a 67.03 day high, then faded straight back under the 66.34 ema20 with RSI(14) flat near 52. The 65.97 friday low and the rising 65.76 ema50 define the lower edge of this week's opening range.
Support: 66.13, 65.97, 65.76
Resistance: 66.34, 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close back above the 66.34 ema20 and the 67.03 day high would re-open the 67.32 prior high and the lower highs line
Loss of the 66.13 week open exposes the 65.97 friday low and the 65.76 ema50
Fed speaker Goolsbee at 10:30 GMT is the first yield input of the week and could shift this read before the London session
Higher lows intact, consolidating under last week's high.
Silver's dominant move of the window was the Thursday-Friday impulse off 62.30, driven by the retreat in US 10y yields from the 5% area and crude rolling over, which carried price to a 67.32 week high in the NY session. Since then the tape has flattened into a 66.18-67.03 consolidation, with Monday's Asia session opening at the weekly open of 66.13 and probing 67.03 before fading back to the EMA(20) around 66.52. RSI(14) has unwound from overbought to the low-50s while the sequence of higher lows off 62.30 remains unbroken.
Support: 66.52, 66.13, 65.97
Resistance: 67.03, 67.32
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 67.03 monday high re-opens the 67.32 week high
Loss of the 66.13 weekly open would break the higher-lows sequence and expose the 65.97 friday low
Price slipping and holding below the EMA(20) would turn this consolidation into distribution rather than a flag
Fed speaker Goolsbee at 10:30 GMT is the first macro input of the week and could reprice the yield story behind this rally
Higher highs since Thursday's low, now consolidating below the week high.
Silver ran from the 62.30 low on Thursday to 67.32 into Friday's NY session as 10y yields backed off 5% and oil rolled over, a near-vertical two-session impulse. Since that high price has drifted into a 66.18–66.85 consolidation, with the pullback low at 66.18 holding and the EMA(20) around 66.37 now acting as the pivot; RSI(14) has cooled from overbought to the low-50s without a lower low. The new week has opened quietly in Asia, with the last bar reclaiming 66.71 after basing on the range low.
Support: 66.37, 66.18, 65.53
Resistance: 66.85, 67.32, 68.00
What it said to watch
Hourly close above the 66.85 range top re-opens the 67.32 week high and the 68.00 psych area
Loss of the 66.18 range low, with acceptance below the ema20, would confirm the first lower low since Thursday and put the 65.53 swing low in focus
Fed speakers Monday from 10:30 GMT and flash PMIs Wednesday 13:45 GMT are the macro events capable of resetting this consolidation
00:07 UTC
Uptrend, momentum flattening at the highs · RSI 53 · price 66.31
Higher lows since Thursday's low, capped by Friday's 67.32 week high; two days of sideways drift.
Silver's dominant move of the week came in the Thursday-Friday NY sessions, an 8% run from 62.30 to the 67.32 week high as the oil correction and softer long-end yields unwound the post-Fed selling. Since that Friday high the market has gone sideways in a 66.18-66.85 band, RSI(14) back to 53 and price pinned to EMA(20) around 66.32 while holding well above EMA(50) near 65.67. Monday's Asia session has opened inside Friday's range with the 66.19 friday low so far untested.
Support: 66.19, 65.97
Resistance: 66.85, 67.32
What it said to watch
An hourly close above 66.85 prior high re-opens the 67.32 week high; repeated rejection there keeps the consolidation read
Loss of the 66.19 friday low would confirm a lower low and put 65.97 swing low in focus
Fed's Goolsbee Monday 10:30 GMT is the first post-FOMC steer and live risk for this shelf
S&P Global Flash PMIs Wednesday 13:45 GMT could materially shift the read via yields