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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are reacting decisively to stronger US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data, driving broad US Dollar strength across asset classes. At the same time, rising geopolitical tensions are reinforcing safe-haven demand, adding further support to the USD while pressuring risk-sensitive currencies. Commodities are showing mixed performance, with oil holding relatively firm due to supply concerns, while overall sentiment remains firmly USD-driven in the near term.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) surges above 100.00 on strong NFP and safe-haven demand; support 99.00 – 99.50, resistance 100.50 – 101.00.

• WTI Crude Oil pulls back below $104.00 after recent highs; support $101.00 – $102.50, resistance $105.00 – $106.50.

• USD/CAD trends higher amid USD strength and mixed oil support; support 1.3550 – 1.3600, resistance 1.3700 – 1.3750.

• NZD/USD remains under pressure below 0.5700; support 0.5650 – 0.5680, resistance 0.5720 – 0.5750.

• GBP/USD weakens as USD strength dominates sentiment; support 1.2500 – 1.2550, resistance 1.2650 – 1.2700.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) Aftermath
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• US Treasury Yield Movements
• Geopolitical Developments
• Commodity Market Reactions

Markets are firmly shifting back toward a USD-dominated narrative following stronger-than-expected NFP data. The Dollar is gaining across the board, supported by both economic resilience and rising geopolitical tensions. Risk-sensitive currencies remain under pressure, while commodities show mixed responses depending on supply dynamics and USD strength. Moving forward, markets will continue to focus on Fed signals and geopolitical developments, which are likely to dictate the next phase of price action.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global FX markets are shifting into a more constructive, risk-on tone, with the Australian Dollar leading gains across major currency pairs. Improving sentiment and easing USD strength are supporting pro-cyclical currencies, while the New Zealand Dollar remains firm following the RBNZ’s steady policy stance. The Euro is also advancing, reflecting broader USD softness and reinforcing a bullish bias across key FX pairs in the near term.

• AUD/USD advances toward 0.7190 on strong bullish momentum; support 0.7050 – 0.7100, resistance 0.7190.

• AUD/JPY holds above key levels with continued upside potential; support 93.80 – 94.50, resistance 96.50 – 97.50.

• AUD/NZD edges lower as NZD gains relative strength; support 1.2100 – 1.2150, resistance 1.2200 – 1.2250.

• EUR/USD climbs above 1.1650 on USD weakness; support 1.1550 – 1.1600, resistance 1.1700 – 1.1750.

• NZD/USD holds near 0.5800 following RBNZ decision; support 0.5700 – 0.5750, resistance 0.5850 – 0.5900.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• RBNZ Policy Outlook and Commentary
• Federal Reserve Signals
• ECB Commentary
• China Economic Data Releases
• Global Risk Sentiment Developments

Markets are clearly transitioning into a risk-on environment, with the Australian Dollar leading gains and broader USD softness supporting upward momentum across major FX pairs. Central bank stability, particularly from the RBNZ, is reinforcing confidence in pro-cyclical currencies. If sentiment remains positive, further upside across AUD, NZD, and EUR pairs is likely, with USD weakness continuing to shape market direction.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading with heightened sensitivity to geopolitical developments as a fragile US–Iran ceasefire drives volatility across commodities and FX. Oil is leading gains amid renewed supply concerns, while the US Dollar remains supported by safe-haven demand. Meanwhile, precious metals are showing mixed performance, with gold holding steady but lacking momentum and silver under pressure, reflecting a cautious and uneven market environment.

• WTI Crude Oil rallies above $92.50 on ceasefire-driven supply concerns; support $89.50 – $91.00, resistance $94.00 – $96.00.

• USD/CAD holds firm as USD strength offsets rising oil prices; support 1.3500 – 1.3550, resistance 1.3650 – 1.3700.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades above $4,700 but struggles for upside; support $4,412 – $4,604, resistance $4,758 – $4,900.

• Silver (XAG/USD) hovers near $73.50 under bearish pressure; support $61.10 – $69.40, resistance $74.50 – $76.70.

• USD/CNY remains stable under PBOC guidance; support 6.8200 – 6.8400, resistance 6.8800 – 6.9000.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Inflation Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• PBOC Policy Signals
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Commodity Inventory Data

Markets are being driven by a combination of geopolitical uncertainty and central bank expectations, with oil leading gains while other commodities show mixed performance. The US Dollar remains resilient amid safe-haven demand, while FX markets reflect selective weakness in risk-sensitive currencies. As tensions persist and key inflation data approaches, volatility is likely to remain elevated, with geopolitics and monetary policy continuing to shape market direction.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading cautiously as investors position ahead of the highly anticipated US CPI release, a key catalyst expected to shape near-term monetary policy expectations and overall risk sentiment. The US Dollar is firming on renewed risk aversion, pressuring major currencies, while commodity-linked assets remain mixed amid conflicting signals from China and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Oil prices remain elevated due to supply concerns around the Strait of Hormuz, although bullish momentum is beginning to stall as traders await fresh direction from inflation data.

• WTI Crude Oil holds above $92.00 with slowing bullish momentum; support $92.00, resistance $94.50.

• GBP/USD trends lower under USD strength and risk aversion; support 1.2650, resistance 1.2750.

• AUD/JPY trades near highs with consolidation bias; support 111.80, resistance 114.00.

• NZD/USD hovers near 0.5850 under bearish pressure; support 0.5820, resistance 0.5900.

• USD/JPY pushes higher toward resistance on strong USD demand; support 150.80, resistance 152.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Consumer Price Index (CPI) Release
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• China Economic Data Updates
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain in a holding pattern ahead of the US CPI release, which is expected to act as the primary catalyst for near-term price action across currencies and commodities. The US Dollar continues to hold firm amid cautious sentiment, while oil remains elevated due to supply risks. The upcoming inflation data will likely determine whether current trends persist or trigger a broader shift in market direction.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are reacting sharply to escalating geopolitical tensions as renewed threats to blockade the Strait of Hormuz push oil prices higher. The US Dollar is holding firm near key levels, supported by safe-haven demand and steady monetary policy expectations. Meanwhile, currency markets remain mixed, with Yen crosses under pressure from geopolitical uncertainty, while broader FX flows reflect a balance between risk sentiment and USD strength.

• WTI Crude Oil surges toward $98.00 on supply disruption fears; support $95.00, resistance $100.00.

• USD/JPY holds near 160.00 with bullish breakout potential; support 158.80, resistance 160.50.

• EUR/JPY trades near 186.50 with downside pressure; support 185.50, resistance 188.00.

• AUD/USD stabilizes below 0.7000 amid mixed sentiment; support 0.6950, resistance 0.7050.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) consolidates near 99.00 with mild bullish bias; support 98.50, resistance 100.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US CPI and Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts
• Energy Market Updates

Markets are being driven primarily by geopolitical developments and their impact on energy prices, with oil surging on supply disruption fears while the US Dollar remains supported by safe-haven demand. Currency markets reflect mixed sentiment, particularly across Yen pairs, as traders balance risk exposure with technical positioning. Going forward, the interplay between geopolitical tensions and upcoming economic data will be critical in determining the next major directional move across global markets.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are shifting toward a more constructive, risk-on tone as optimism surrounding renewed US–Iran diplomacy and growing uncertainty over the Federal Reserve’s policy outlook weigh on the US Dollar. Gold is pushing higher on weaker USD and lower yield expectations, while commodity-linked and risk-sensitive currencies are finding support. Despite the improving sentiment, lingering geopolitical risks continue to limit full conviction across markets.

• Gold (XAU/USD) advances on USD weakness and softer rate expectations; support $2,360, resistance $2,420.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) trades near 98.40 with downside pressure; support 98.00, resistance 99.20.

• USD/CAD declines as CAD strengthens on improved sentiment; support 1.3450, resistance 1.3600.

• USD/JPY eases toward 159.00 as Yen gains modest strength; support 158.50, resistance 160.50.

• NZD/USD holds above 0.5850 with slight bullish bias; support 0.5820, resistance 0.5900.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Reserve Policy Signals
• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• China Trade Data Developments
• Middle East Geopolitical Updates
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets are leaning toward a risk-on environment as improving diplomatic prospects and growing uncertainty around Federal Reserve policy weigh on the US Dollar. This shift is supporting Gold and commodity-linked currencies, although lingering geopolitical risks continue to cap stronger momentum. Moving forward, traders will closely monitor Fed guidance and geopolitical developments to determine whether the current trend can be sustained or if volatility will return.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are showing mixed reactions as renewed optimism around US–Iran diplomacy shapes sentiment across asset classes. Risk-sensitive currencies like the Australian Dollar are gaining support, while oil prices remain subdued and the US Dollar holds relatively firm against select peers. Meanwhile, the Pound is under pressure and USD/CAD is edging higher, reflecting uneven positioning as traders balance improving geopolitical prospects with lingering uncertainty around global growth and monetary policy.

• GBP/USD weakens under steady USD demand; support 1.2650, resistance 1.2750.

• USD/CAD trades above 1.3700 with bullish bias; support 1.3650, resistance 1.3750.

• AUD/USD gains on improving risk sentiment; support 0.6950, resistance 0.7050.

• WTI Crude Oil hovers near $87.50 with downside pressure; support $86.00, resistance $89.50.

• USD/CNY stabilizes around 6.85 under PBOC guidance; support 6.8300, resistance 6.8800.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• PBOC Policy Signals
• Middle East Diplomatic Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain divided as improving diplomatic signals from US–Iran talks create uneven reactions across currencies and commodities. While risk-sensitive assets find some support, the US Dollar remains resilient and continues to influence broader market direction. As traders navigate mixed sentiment, geopolitical developments and central bank expectations will remain the key drivers of price action in the near term.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are leaning toward a risk-on tone as the US Dollar weakens amid optimism surrounding US–Iran diplomacy and uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy. Precious metals are gaining, with Silver leading the move higher, while risk-sensitive currencies remain supported despite mixed economic data from Australia and China. Overall, FX markets reflect uneven momentum as traders balance improving sentiment with upcoming macroeconomic catalysts.

• Silver (XAG/USD) holds above $30.00 with strong bullish momentum; support $29.80, resistance $31.50.

• AUD/USD maintains gains on improved sentiment; support 0.6950, resistance 0.7050.

• USD/CHF declines toward 0.7800 amid USD weakness; support 0.7750, resistance 0.7900.

• AUD/JPY trades below 114.00 with consolidation bias; support 112.80, resistance 114.50.

• USD/CNY stabilizes near 6.86 under PBOC guidance; support 6.8300, resistance 6.8800.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Reserve Policy Signals
• China Economic Data Releases
• PBOC Policy Guidance
• US Macroeconomic Data
• Geopolitical Developments

Markets are being driven by a weaker US Dollar and improving geopolitical sentiment, allowing precious metals like Silver to lead gains while risk-sensitive currencies hold firm. Despite this constructive tone, traders remain cautious as policy uncertainty and incoming economic data could quickly shift momentum. Going forward, the balance between Dollar direction and macro developments will remain the key driver of market trends.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading cautiously as the US Dollar holds steady above key levels amid fragile Middle East ceasefire conditions. Commodities such as Gold and Oil reflect mixed sentiment, with traders balancing ongoing geopolitical risks against diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, major currency pairs like EUR/USD and NZD/USD remain range-bound, highlighting limited directional conviction as investors weigh safe-haven demand against macro stability.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) holds above 98.00 with consolidation bias; support 97.80, resistance 99.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades below $4,800 with sideways momentum; support $4,720, resistance $4,850.

• WTI Crude Oil edges higher near $89.00 on supply concerns; support $87.50, resistance $90.50.

• NZD/USD trades below 0.5900 with downside bias; support 0.5850, resistance 0.5950.

• EUR/USD remains capped below 1.1825 in a tight range; support 1.1750, resistance 1.1825.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts
• Commodity Market Updates

Markets remain cautious as fragile ceasefire conditions and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty continue to support the US Dollar and oil prices. At the same time, Gold and major currency pairs are trading within tight ranges, reflecting a lack of strong directional conviction. Going forward, traders will focus on whether geopolitical developments or macroeconomic data will provide the next clear catalyst for market direction.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading cautiously as escalating geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran drive safe-haven demand, boosting the US Dollar. Rising US Treasury yields are further supporting the greenback, putting pressure on Gold and limiting upside across major currencies. Meanwhile, oil prices remain elevated but show signs of hesitation as technical resistance holds, reflecting uncertainty over supply risks and demand outlook.

• Gold (XAU/USD) remains below $4,800 under pressure from rising yields; support $4,680 – $4,720, resistance $4,800 – $4,850.

• WTI Crude Oil trades near $87.00 with fading bullish momentum; support $83.80 – $85.50, resistance $87.50 – $89.00.

• GBP/USD weakens near 1.3500 under strong USD demand; support 1.3400 – 1.3450, resistance 1.3550 – 1.3600.

• AUD/JPY declines toward 113.50 amid risk-off sentiment; support 112.50 – 113.00, resistance 114.50 – 115.20.

• USD/JPY remains supported by rising US yields; support 153.50 – 154.00, resistance 155.50 – 156.20.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• US Treasury Yield Movements
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain on edge as geopolitical tensions and rising US yields dominate sentiment, keeping the US Dollar firm and pressuring both precious metals and major currencies. Oil prices are elevated but lack strong momentum, reflecting uncertainty around supply and demand dynamics. Going forward, traders will focus on geopolitical developments and economic data for clearer direction across global markets.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading cautiously as the US Dollar holds steady above key levels amid fragile Middle East ceasefire conditions. Commodities such as Gold and Oil reflect mixed sentiment, with traders balancing ongoing geopolitical risks against diplomatic efforts. Meanwhile, major currency pairs like EUR/USD and NZD/USD remain range-bound, highlighting limited directional conviction as investors weigh safe-haven demand against macro stability.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) holds above 98.00 with consolidation bias; support 97.80, resistance 99.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades below $4,800 with sideways momentum; support $4,720, resistance $4,850.

• WTI Crude Oil edges higher near $89.00 on supply concerns; support $87.50, resistance $90.50.

• NZD/USD trades below 0.5900 with downside bias; support 0.5850, resistance 0.5950.

• EUR/USD remains capped below 1.1825 in a tight range; support 1.1750, resistance 1.1825.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases

• Federal Reserve Commentary

• Middle East Geopolitical Developments

• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

• Commodity Market Updates

Markets remain cautious as fragile ceasefire conditions and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty continue to support the US Dollar and oil prices. At the same time, Gold and major currency pairs are trading within tight ranges, reflecting a lack of strong directional conviction. Going forward, traders will focus on whether geopolitical developments or macroeconomic data will provide the next clear catalyst for market direction.

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Solid overview, especially on EUR/USD and Gold levels.
I also think the current market structure feels more like consolidation rather than a strong trend, particularly with DXY holding steady and macro uncertainty still in play.
Gold reacting within that range makes sense as well, given the ongoing geopolitical tension but lack of clear momentum.
For EUR/USD, that resistance area looks quite strong — unless we see a clear catalyst from upcoming US data or Fed signals, it might stay range-bound for a while.
Definitely a market where patience matters more than chasing moves.

Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading with mixed sentiment as inflation data from the UK and New Zealand drives currency-specific moves, while a US–Iran ceasefire extension weakens the US Dollar and supports precious metals. Gold and Silver are edging higher on softer USD conditions, while oil prices remain subdued amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, resulting in uneven reactions across FX pairs and commodities.

• GBP/USD holds steady ahead of UK CPI with upside potential; support 1.3500, resistance 1.3600.

• NZD/USD rises above 0.5900 on strong CPI data; support 0.5850, resistance 0.5950.

• WTI Crude Oil drifts toward mid-$88.00 with subdued momentum; support $87.00, resistance $90.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) edges higher on weaker USD; support $4,750, resistance $4,850.

• Silver (XAG/USD) rebounds toward $77.50 with recovery momentum; support $75.50, resistance $79.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) Release
• New Zealand CPI Data Impact
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets are reacting unevenly as inflation data drives selective strength in currencies like GBP and NZD, while a softer US Dollar supports precious metals. Oil remains subdued despite geopolitical uncertainty, reflecting cautious sentiment across commodities. Going forward, traders will focus on whether inflation trends or geopolitical developments take the lead in shaping the next directional move across global markets.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are shifting into a defensive stance as rising geopolitical tensions surrounding a potential Strait of Hormuz blockade push oil prices higher and support the US Dollar. Risk-sensitive assets are under pressure, with Yen demand increasing amid safe-haven flows, while Gold struggles under firmer USD conditions. European currency pairs remain cautious ahead of key PMI releases, reflecting a market increasingly driven by geopolitical risk and macro uncertainty.

• WTI Crude Oil rises near $93.00 on supply disruption fears; support $90.50, resistance $95.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) weakens near $4,700 under USD strength; support $4,650, resistance $4,780.

• AUD/JPY softens below 114.00 amid rising risk aversion; support 112.50, resistance 115.00.

• EUR/JPY declines near 186.50 as Yen strengthens; support 185.00, resistance 188.00.

• EUR/GBP holds above 0.8650 ahead of PMI data; support 0.8600, resistance 0.8700.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Eurozone and UK PMI Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts
• Commodity Market Updates

Markets are turning defensive as escalating geopolitical tensions drive oil prices higher and reinforce safe-haven demand for the US Dollar. Gold remains under pressure, while currency markets reflect cautious positioning, particularly across Yen pairs and European crosses. Going forward, traders will watch whether geopolitical risks intensify further or if macroeconomic data provides a new directional catalyst.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are leaning defensive as the US Dollar extends its rally, supported by rising inflation concerns and ongoing US–Iran tensions that reinforce safe-haven demand. Gold has dropped to a two-week low under pressure from a stronger USD, while major currency pairs remain on the back foot. Meanwhile, equity markets show mixed performance, with Japan’s Nikkei holding firm under accommodative monetary conditions.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) holds above key levels with bullish momentum; support 98.80, resistance 100.00.

• Gold (XAU/USD) declines toward $4,700 under USD pressure; support $4,650, resistance $4,780.

• NZD/USD trades below mid-0.5800s with bearish bias; support 0.5750, resistance 0.5900.

• EUR/USD weakens below 1.1700 amid USD strength; support 1.1650, resistance 1.1750.

• Nikkei 225 advances on accommodative policy conditions; support 39,200, resistance 40,500.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Inflation Data and Macroeconomic Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Bank of Japan Policy Outlook
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain under pressure as strong US Dollar momentum—driven by inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions—continues to weigh on Gold and major currency pairs. While equities show pockets of resilience, overall sentiment remains cautious. Going forward, traders will closely monitor inflation data and central bank signals to determine whether current USD strength will persist or if a shift in sentiment emerges.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are showing mixed performance as stalled US–Iran peace talks create uncertainty across asset classes, driving divergence between commodities and currencies. Gold remains under pressure while Silver gains on selective safe-haven demand, and major currency pairs trade cautiously as traders balance geopolitical risks with shifting US Dollar dynamics.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades below $4,700 with bearish momentum; support $4,650, resistance $4,750.

• Silver (XAG/USD) rises toward $76.00 with mild bullish bias; support $74.50, resistance $77.50.

• EUR/USD stabilizes above 1.1700 in a sideways range; support 1.1650, resistance 1.1750.

• GBP/USD weakens under cautious sentiment; support 1.3450, resistance 1.3600.

• NZD/USD approaches 0.5900 with gradual upside potential; support 0.5850, resistance 0.5920.


Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts
• Commodity Market Movements

Markets remain mixed as stalled US–Iran peace talks create uncertainty, leading to divergence across commodities and currencies. Gold continues to face pressure while Silver shows resilience, and major FX pairs trade cautiously within tight ranges. Going forward, traders will focus on geopolitical developments and US Dollar direction to determine the next meaningful move across global markets.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading cautiously as investors position ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting. The US Dollar remains firm, supported by ongoing US–Iran tensions, while broader FX markets show limited conviction. Gold stays under pressure, Yen crosses weaken following the Bank of Japan’s stance, and major pairs like EUR/USD remain range-bound, reflecting a wait-and-see approach across global markets.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades below $4,700 with bearish pressure; support $4,650, resistance $4,750.

• EUR/USD holds above 1.1700 in a tight range; support 1.1650, resistance 1.1750.

• EUR/JPY declines below 186.50 amid Yen weakness; support 185.00, resistance 188.00.

• GBP/JPY trades near 215.25 with consolidation bias; support 213.50, resistance 217.00.

• USD/CHF rises above 0.7850 on firm USD demand; support 0.7800, resistance 0.7900.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Decision
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Bank of Japan Policy Signals
• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain in a holding pattern ahead of the FOMC decision, with the US Dollar supported by geopolitical tensions while Gold struggles and Yen crosses weaken. Traders are focused on upcoming Federal Reserve guidance, which is expected to determine the next major directional move across currencies and commodities.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are trading in a holding pattern as investors await the Federal Reserve’s policy decision. The US Dollar remains stable near recent levels, while Gold stays under pressure and major currency pairs lack clear direction. Risk sentiment is subdued, with EUR and JPY crosses showing limited movement as traders adopt a cautious stance ahead of a key macro catalyst.

• Gold (XAU/USD) trades near $4,600 with bearish bias; support $4,550, resistance $4,680.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) stabilizes near 98.50 in a sideways range; support 98.00, resistance 99.20.

• USD/JPY remains capped below 160.00; support 158.50, resistance 160.00.

• EUR/USD consolidates near 1.1700; support 1.1650, resistance 1.1750.

• EUR/JPY trades below 187.00 with slight downside pressure; support 185.50, resistance 188.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Decision
• Federal Reserve Commentary and Projections
• US Macroeconomic Data Releases
• Bank of Japan Signals
• Global Risk Sentiment Developments

Markets remain steady as traders await the Federal Reserve’s policy decision, with the US Dollar holding firm and Gold under pressure while major currency pairs consolidate. The FOMC outcome is expected to act as the primary catalyst, determining whether markets break out of current ranges or continue in a cautious, range-bound environment.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are consolidating following the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates, with the US Dollar stabilizing as traders shift focus toward upcoming US GDP and PCE data for further direction. Gold remains capped despite recovering from recent lows, while major currency pairs trade within tight ranges, reflecting a transition from central bank-driven volatility to data-driven positioning.

• Gold (XAU/USD) stabilizes below resistance with slight bearish bias; support $4,600, resistance $4,720.

• US Dollar Index (DXY) holds steady with consolidation bias; support 98.20, resistance 99.20.

• USD/JPY trades flat below 160.00; support 158.50, resistance 160.00.

• GBP/USD consolidates ahead of BoE and PCE data; support 1.3450, resistance 1.3600.

• USD/CAD shows mixed movement within range; support 1.3600, resistance 1.3750.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US GDP Data Release
• US PCE Inflation Data
• Bank of England Policy Update
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• Global Risk Sentiment Developments

Markets are in a consolidation phase following the Fed’s rate decision, with the US Dollar steady and major assets trading within tight ranges. Attention is now shifting toward upcoming US economic data, particularly GDP and PCE, which are expected to determine the next directional move across currencies and commodities.

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Today’s Financial Digest:

Global markets are opening with a cautious tone as persistent inflation concerns and a hawkish central bank outlook support the US Dollar, weighing on precious metals and risk-sensitive currencies. Oil prices remain elevated amid ongoing supply concerns tied to Middle East tensions, while FX markets show mixed performance with defensive positioning dominating sentiment.

• Gold (XAU/USD) drifts lower under USD strength and inflation concerns; support $4,550, resistance $4,650.

• Silver (XAG/USD) weakens toward $74.00 with bearish momentum; support $74.00, resistance $75.50.

• AUD/USD declines under risk-off sentiment; support 0.5950, resistance 0.6050.

• NZD/USD struggles near 0.5900 with limited upside; support 0.5850, resistance 0.5950.

• WTI Crude Oil rallies toward $100 on supply risks; support $96.50, resistance $100.00.

Key Economic Events (GMT):

• US Inflation Data Releases
• Federal Reserve Commentary
• China Economic Data Updates
• Middle East Geopolitical Developments
• Global Risk Sentiment Shifts

Markets remain on edge as persistent inflation and hawkish central bank expectations keep the US Dollar strong, pressuring metals and risk-sensitive currencies, while geopolitical tensions continue to support oil prices. Going forward, traders will closely monitor US inflation data, Fed signals, and developments in the Middle East, with volatility likely to remain elevated across global markets.

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