USD/JPY dips back below the 155.00 psychological level as the Japanese Yen finds relief from verbal intervention warnings and a mild risk-off tone. However, long-term fiscal concerns in Japan and reduced Fed rate-cut expectations continue to support the broader uptrend. Entry Zone: Buy pullbacks toward 154.40 – 154.60Stop Loss: Below 154.20Targets: 155.50, then 156.30 if […]
GBP/USD remains pressured around the 1.3150 zone as UK fiscal uncertainty and rising expectations of a December BoE rate cut keep the British Pound on the back foot. Meanwhile, the US Dollar holds steady ahead of delayed US data releases following the government reopening. Entry Zone: Sell on rallies toward 1.3175 – 1.3190Stop Loss: Above
Gold remains on the defensive as the US Dollar strengthens, but downside pressure is limited by softer risk sentiment and lingering uncertainty surrounding delayed US economic data. Entry Zone: Buy dips toward $4,065 – $4,080Stop Loss: Below $4,035Targets: $4,145, then $4,225 if momentum extendsCatalyst Watch: FOMC Minutes, delayed NFP release, shutdown economic impact, real-yield movements
EUR/USD slips toward the 1.1600 zone as the US Dollar regains strength amid fading expectations of a December Fed rate cut. With policymakers signaling a more cautious stance, the euro faces renewed downside pressure. Entry Zone: Sell on rallies toward 1.1625 – 1.1640Stop Loss: Above 1.1670Targets: 1.1580, then 1.1545 if bearish momentum extendsCatalyst Watch: Fed
The Japanese yen struggles near nine-month lows despite increasing verbal warnings from Japanese officials, creating a high-stakes technical setup. Entry Zone: Sell rallies to 154.80-155.00 areaStop Loss: Above 155.30Targets: 153.95 support first, then 153.21 if downward momentum developsCatalyst Watch: Japanese intervention risk, US economic data, Fed/BoJ policy divergence Trading Rationale The USD/JPY pair presents an
Gold continues its impressive rally, trading above $4,200 as the end of the US government shutdown promises a flood of economic data that could justify more Fed easing. Entry Zone: Buy dips to $4,145-$4,160 areaStop Loss: Below $4,040Targets: $4,272 resistance first, then $4,376 if bullish momentum persistsCatalyst Watch: Post-shutdown US economic data releases, Fed speakers
DISCLAIMER: The following content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consider your financial position before making any investment decisions. The euro has staged an impressive six-day winning streak and now
DISCLAIMER: The following content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trading involves significant risk of loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consider your financial position before making any investment decisions. The pound is consolidating below the 1.3200 barrier ahead of tomorrow’s
The Japanese yen remains under pressure, trading near its lowest level since February as PM Takaichi signals preference for keeping rates low. Entry Zone: Buy dips to 153.80-154.00 areaStop Loss: Below 153.20Targets: 154.99 resistance first, then 155.77 if upward momentum continuesCatalyst Watch: US government shutdown resolution, potential Japanese intervention Trading Rationale The USD/JPY shows significant
The pound extends its decline for the second consecutive day, challenging support as markets increasingly price in a December BoE rate cut. Entry Zone: Sell rallies to 1.3160-1.3180 areaStop Loss: Above 1.3220Targets: 1.3053 first, then 1.2965 if downward momentum acceleratesCatalyst Watch: US government shutdown resolution vote, BoE speakers Trading Rationale The GBP/USD shows increasing bearish
