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- AUDUSD consolidates as bulls prepare for potential retest of 2026 highs
- GBPUSD pauses for consolidation following extended 7-day rally
- WTI Oil Jumps Above $100 as Geopolitical Risks Intensify
- US inflation posts its strongest increase since mid-2022 in March
- EURUSD – bullish momentum meets resistance near the base of a descending and thickening daily cloud, limiting further upside progress
- Gold – decisive break above $4759 signals continuation of bullish momentum
- WTI plunges on immediate market reaction to Middle East ceasefire announcement
- WTI Oil – Bulls Take a Breather Below One-Month Peak as Markets Await Further Clarity on Potential Peace Talks
- US nonfarm payrolls jump in March as unemployment declines
- Gold extends recovery as improving geopolitical outlook weighs on the dollar
The Dollar Index is heading for its largest monthly decline since November 2022
The Dollar Index remained mildly bid on Wednesday, edging higher after data showed the U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter—contrary to expectations for modest growth—though results came in better than some major U.S. banks had…
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Gold retests key support levels as easing trade tensions weigh on safe-haven demand
Gold remains in the red for a second straight session, once again testing the key $3300/$3292 support zone (psychological level / 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the $2956–$3500 rally), where previous attempts to break lower have failed.…
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WTI crude extends losses as sentiment weakens amid fading hopes for trade talks
WTI crude remained in the red for a second straight session, extending losses on Tuesday as fading hopes for progress in US-China trade talks weighed on sentiment.
The initial optimism surrounding trade negotiations gave way to renewed…
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USD/JPY – Repeated upside rejections keep the pair vulnerable to downside risks
USD/JPY edged higher early Tuesday, recovering slightly after Monday’s 1.1% drop, which came on the heels of repeated upside rejections below key dual Fibonacci resistance at 144.13/21 (the broken 76.4% retracement of the 139.57–158.87…
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Cable maintains a constructive outlook but will likely continue to encounter strong resistance at…
Cable edged higher early Monday, pressuring the pivotal 1.3350 barrier (the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the 1.3423–1.3232 pullback and the former recovery peak from April 24).
A series of higher lows since the 1.3232 correction low,…
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Gold tests key support levels once again, but early signals still await confirmation
Gold prices fell on Friday after failing to reclaim key resistance levels at $3,371 (broken 23.6% Fibonacci retracement of the $2,956–$3,500 rally) and the psychological $3,400 mark—signaling that the corrective phase from the all-time high…
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USDJPY lifted by renewed risk appetite, but clear directional signals remain elusive
USDJPY remains supported, as the rebound from the multi-month low at 139.88 continues to hold above the broken Fibonacci level at 142.55 (23.6% of the 151.20–139.88 decline, reinforced by the 10-day moving average) for a third straight day.…
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WTI Crude – Recovery Struggles Below Key Fibonacci Resistance
WTI crude edged higher on Thursday, partially recovering from the previous day’s sharp 2.4% drop, following signals from OPEC suggesting additional output increases starting in June.
However, the rebound remains limited, weighed down by…
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EUR/USD – The bigger uptrend stays safe while the price stays above 1.1274
EUR/USD gained early Thursday, indicating renewed strength from the broader bullish trend after a two-day pullback from the recent four-year high at 1.1573 found solid support near the 1.1300 area.
The near-term outlook remains strongly…
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U.S. business activity slows in April amid rising tariff concerns
Data released on Wednesday showed that the U.S. Flash Composite PMI Index—which measures activity across both the manufacturing and services sectors—fell to 51.2 in April, down from 53.5 in March, marking the lowest reading since December…
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