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EUR/USD climbs for a third straight session, approaching 1.1600 as softer US economic data boosts expectations of a December Fed cut. The Dollar retreats sharply as markets price in more than 84% odds of policy easing next month. Entry Zone: Buy dips into 1.1565 – 1.1578Stop Loss: Below 1.1540Targets: 1.1615, then 1.1640 on extended momentumCatalyst
Gold trades firmly near a two-week high as rising expectations of a December Fed rate cut push the US Dollar lower. Softer US PPI data and dovish Fed commentary continue to support the bullish tone, though broader risk appetite and hopes of a Russia-Ukraine peace deal may limit upside momentum. Entry Zone: Buy dips toward
USD/CAD holds around 1.4110 after earlier gains, with the pair vulnerable to downside pressure as Fed cut expectations jump sharply. However, weak oil prices continue to limit CAD strength. Entry Zone: Buy dips toward 1.4080 – 1.4095Stop Loss: Below 1.4040Targets: 1.4185, then 1.4260 if bullish momentum resumesCatalyst Watch: Fed commentary, Oil price movement, US retail
GBP/USD trades quietly around 1.3100 as momentum slows heading into a US holiday-shortened week. With US markets closed for Thanksgiving and closing early on Friday, liquidity is thin and price action remains muted. Entry Zone: Sell rallies into 1.3115 – 1.3140Stop Loss: Above 1.3170Targets: 1.3070, then 1.3040 if bearish pressure returnsCatalyst Watch: US PPI data,
USD/CAD dips slightly below 1.4100 but remains supported by a resilient US Dollar and weak crude oil prices. Despite the pullback, the broader structure still favors buyers while the Loonie stays under pressure. Entry Zone: Buy dips toward 1.4060 – 1.4080Stop Loss: Below 1.4020Targets: 1.4150, then 1.4210 if bullish momentum resumesCatalyst Watch: Canadian Retail Sales,
GBP/USD edges higher toward 1.3090 in early European trading, but upside momentum remains limited as the pair continues to trade below the 100-day EMA. Weak UK data and rising expectations of a December BoE rate cut keep the pound under pressure. Entry Zone: Sell on rallies toward 1.3095 – 1.3120Stop Loss: Above 1.3155Targets: 1.3050, then
Gold trades sideways near $4,070 as traders remain cautious ahead of the long-delayed US NFP release. A firmer US Dollar and improving risk appetite continue to limit upside momentum for the yellow metal. Entry Zone: Buy dips toward $4,045 – $4,065Stop Loss: Below $4,020Targets: $4,115, then $4,145 if momentum improvesCatalyst Watch: US NFP (September), Fed
EUR/USD extends its decline for the fifth straight day, dropping toward the 1.1500 region as the US Dollar strengthens on collapsing expectations of a December Fed rate cut. With NFP due later today, volatility risks are elevated. Entry Zone: Sell on retracements into 1.1540 – 1.1560Stop Loss: Above 1.1625Targets: 1.1480, then 1.1420 if downside acceleratesCatalyst
📈 S&P 500 (SPX/USD) — Tech Leads Rebound, But NFP Risks Remain Key Highlights Market Overview The S&P 500 staged a modest recovery on Wednesday, rising 0.38% to close at 6,642. This rebound snapped the index’s longest losing streak since August, driven primarily by renewed optimism in the technology space. Nvidia bounced 3% ahead of
