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Abstract:Market AnalysisGOLD - GOLD remains poised for a bullish continuation following the expected retracement. The MACD reflects increased selling volume during the pullback, while the RSI is nearing overbo
Market Analysis
GOLD - GOLD remains poised for a bullish continuation following the expected retracement. The MACD reflects increased selling volume during the pullback, while the RSI is nearing overbought territory, suggesting the possibility of further consolidation in the short term. However, broader price action remains bullish, supported by underlying momentum and sentiment, hinting that this consolidation is likely a pause before continuation upward.
SILVER - SILVER prices have entered a consolidation phase, stabilizing at current levels. This indicates that the market is comfortable with a slightly higher price range for silver, and theres a subtle emergence of demand to support it. Both the MACD and RSI are neutral, reflecting a lack of directional conviction. We wait for a breakout to confirm the next move.
DXY - The US Dollar continues to exhibit bearish momentum. The MACD shows bullish volume divergence even as price remains muted, while the RSI frequently touches overbought levels despite price weakness—an unusual combination that suggests underlying selling pressure. Commentary from Kieran Williams of InTouch Capital Markets reinforces this sentiment, highlighting that policy confusion and declining investor confidence are leading to a gradual rotation out of dollar assets. The recent tariff backpedal may have alleviated immediate anxiety, but it‘s also softened the dollar’s safe-haven appeal, reducing demand and increasing the likelihood of further declines.
GBPUSD - The Pound saw a bullish continuation after a relatively quiet session. Prices held near recent highs, showing signs of building momentum for another upward push. The MACD and RSI confirm this, with increasing bullish volume and momentum. We continue to look for buying opportunities as the structure remains intact.
AUDUSD - The Aussie Dollar maintains a firm position near highs but faces resistance at 0.63407. The market shows consistent bullish momentum, yet we maintain a conservative stance to avoid exposure to a potential pullback. Technicals remain supportive, with both the MACD and RSI confirming strong upward pressure.
NZDUSD - The Kiwi mirrors the Aussie in structure, with strong bullish volume and momentum confirmed by the MACD and RSI. While we anticipate continued upside, we remain mindful of potential market shifts and await confirmation for further entries.
EURUSD - The Euro is currently in consolidation, though it continues to respect the broader bullish trend. The MACD and RSI both reflect underlying strength, supporting the expectation for further gains in the coming sessions.
USDJPY - The Yen is experiencing renewed bearish pressure, yet its strength relative to the dollar is expected to increase over time due to a more stable economic outlook. This is supported by both the MACD and RSI, which show increased bearish volume and momentum in USD/JPY. We look for more short opportunities, but remain measured in execution.
USDCHF - The Franc remains consolidated, though indicators point toward a bearish bias. The MACD and RSI suggest increased potential for downside, but we are waiting for a clear break in price action before entering positions.
USDCAD - The CAD shows a continuation of bearish momentum, with both the MACD and RSI aligning to suggest more downside. While we expect further selling, we remain watchful for a potential retracement, which could offer better entries.
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