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Abstract:Market AnalysisGOLD - Gold recently underwent a correction, with current highs now being flagged as overbought by the RSI. The MACD shows fading selling momentum and hints of renewed buying strength.
Market Analysis
GOLD - Gold recently underwent a correction, with current highs now being flagged as overbought by the RSI. The MACD shows fading selling momentum and hints of renewed buying strength. While bullish sentiment remains, significant movement is unlikely until the release of NFP reports later today. The EMA200 sits far below current price levels, providing room for further buying if momentum persists.
SILVER - Silver remains in a state of consolidation, awaiting direction from gold prices. The broader outlook for silver is bullish, especially with gold appearing overvalued. However, silver‘s movement hinges on gold’s post-NFP trajectory. The MACD shows a cross with low volume, while the RSI indicates increased buying momentum without signaling overbought conditions. Resistance remains firm at 32.5177.
DXY - The Dollar is also consolidating as the market anticipates jobs data. The RSI previously hit oversold conditions at recent lows, while the MACD has just crossed, suggesting potential bearish continuation. A bearish outcome is expected post-NFP, which may reinforce expectations of a Fed rate cut later this year. Momentum remains firmly bearish following a clean shift lower in price.
GBPUSD - The Pound continues to consolidate after pulling back from recent highs, in line with prior forecasts. The RSI calls for overbought conditions, hinting at further selling potential. The MACD similarly suggests room for downside. Despite the Bank of Englands recent rate cut, overall price action remains bullish due to momentum from a sharp recovery after the recent gap.
AUDUSD - The Aussie Dollar is holding above its prior consolidation zone's resistance, now acting as support. However, the MACD volume remains muted, and the RSI has signaled overbought conditions. Despite this, continued bullish momentum could occur if Fed rate cut probabilities increase following the jobs report.
NZDUSD - The Kiwi Dollar is showing strong buying momentum. The MACD has crossed up, albeit with low volume, while the RSI reflects overbought levels. Prices remain capped under 0.56869 in consolidation. Although the market favors bullish momentum, the outcome of the NFP report will likely determine the next significant move.
EURUSD - The Euro has struggled to capitalize on the dollars weakness, highlighting weaker Euro fundamentals. RSI indicates overbought conditions, increasing the likelihood of a price decline. The MACD reflects muted bullish volume, adding to the bearish bias. Unless fundamentals shift after the NFP data, sentiment for the Euro remains bearish.
USDJPY - The Yen is experiencing heightened selling momentum, with the RSI showing exaggerated levels during the correction and the MACD maintaining bearish volume. Price action respects bearish structures, and the downtrend may accelerate depending on the NFP results.
USDCHF - The Franc has seen a bounce from support at 0.90054, accompanied by increased bullish momentum. However, the RSI has previously indicated overbought conditions, suggesting resistance near 0.90743 and the EMA200. Consolidation is expected ahead of the jobs report, with selling likely to resume thereafter. Overall, sentiment remains bearish for this pair.
USDCAD - The Canadian Dollar has consolidated at prior swing lows, which are acting as temporary support. The RSI signals oversold conditions, while the MACD shows muted volume and lacks clear direction. Markets remain bearish overall, with the NFP data expected to determine whether this level holds or breaks.
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