WTI Crude Oil turned lower and finished the week of trading near the $83.60 mark, this after challenging lows on Friday around $79, this as large players try to deal with dynamic conditions.
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USD/CHF is rebounding from major support near 0.78, with yield differentials and SNB policy bias favoring a gradual move higher.
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USD/MXN is trying to bounce, but the broader downtrend remains intact, with 17.50–17.60 seen as a key zone to re-enter short positions.
Gold is drifting around its 50-day EMA as traders watch the US 10-year yield near 4.30%, with $4,600 as key support and $5,000 as the next major upside level.
GBP/JPY is pressing the key 216 level, where a breakout could trigger a stronger bullish move toward 220 as carry trade dynamics continue to favor the pound.
Natural gas remains weak despite Thursday’s small bounce, with seasonal demand staying soft and rallies toward $3.00 still viewed as selling opportunities.
USD/JPY continues to favor dip-buying, with 158 acting as near-term support and 160.50 remaining the critical breakout level for a much larger bullish move.
EUR/USD was rejected at the 1.18 resistance zone, with rising US yields increasing the odds of a pullback toward 1.17 or the 50-day EMA.
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WTI crude oil is trying to stabilize near $93 after holding key technical support, with $95 and $100 as the next resistance levels if the rebound continues.
USD/CAD is pulling back as the Canadian dollar strengthens, with softer US yields weighing on the pair while 1.37–1.3750 remains the main resistance area.
Polkadot has rebounded sharply from $1.16, but DOT must clear the $1.28–$1.30 resistance zone to confirm that the recovery is turning into a stronger bullish move.
The 3.9540 ratio in the USD/MYR is being traversed as of this writing, this as the currency pair has responded to greater global risk appetite with a move lower showing its bearish trajectory yet again.
Improving risk sentiment on Iran deal optimism is sending stocks and risk-on assets like the Australian Dollar higher, while the USD is now weakening as inflationary pressure abates.
The NZD/USD is around the 0.59040 level with sustained momentum keeping the currency pair within the upper realm of its week’s results and mid-term loftier values in sight as optimism fuels outlook.