After pleasing buyers for six consecutive weeks, Gold prices are finally on the bear’s radar even after bouncing off $1,900 round figure the previus day. The rising wedge confirmation and bearish MACD signals do favor the metal sellers ahead of the key event. However, the downbeat RSI and a likely dovish rate hike challenge the downside bias. That said, a...
Downbeat US inflation data propelled the EURUSD pair to the highest levels since June on Tuesday. However, the upper line of the one-month-old bullish channel, currently around 1.0670, probed the pair buyers at the multi-day top. Also challenging the Euro bulls is the overbought RSI conditions suggesting a pullback in prices. As a result, an upward-sloping trend...
Despite retreating from the 100-DMA during the last week, EURUSD defends the upside break of the 50-DMA and five-month-old descending trend line as traders await the Fed’s verdict on Wednesday. The major currency pair’s latest rebound also gains support from the firmer oscillators. As a result, bulls are hopeful of overcoming the 100-DMA hurdle surrounding 1.0070....
Weakness ahead of the FOMC statement. What's your view?
Gold holds lower ground near the yearly bottom as the market braces for the Fed’s rate hike. In doing so, the yellow metal remains inside a six-week-old trend-widening pattern. That said, the quote is likely to stay bearish unless crossing the $1,715 hurdle. Ahead of that, the two-month-long horizontal resistance area surrounding $1,696 and the $1,700 threshold...
Iam looking buy above 135.385 and targeting 136.200,, 136.550 . Expecting an FOMC MINUTES RUN.. stops below 135.80
With the major data in line that is US - CPI data which is expected to come positive the Gold is set for another bullish run . With the falling wedge formation the support will be 1718-1720 Target 1 : 1775 Target 2 : 1805 Stop loss : 1710
After the last fall in gold with strong USD , gold needs correction before the final fall to 1700-1680 level. For the corrective ABC wave we are putting the target of 1774 and a stop loss of 1730 with the entry from 1739. BUY GOLD FROM 1739 TARGET 1774 STOP LOSS 1730
Gold BULLISH signal . Elliot wave analysis. Wave 1 completed BUY BETWEEN 1832-1830 Target : 1850 Stop loss : 1820
Gold will be in short term buying before going all the way down Entry : 1825 Target : 1840-1850-1875 Stop loss : 1801 Elliot wave analysis
Potential sell coming in Silver . TP 1 : 21.107 Trade 2 : 20.690 Big influencing factor : stronger Bond Yields and Powell's testimony . Stop loss : 21 .620
Elliot Wave Analysis - Corrective Wave 4 Almost Completed . Wave 4 target - 22.66 & 23.34 Wave 5 target - 19.557
Elliot wave analysis : Long term analysis Sell . Best selling point between 1880-1860 Long range target - 1780-1750-1720
BUY TARGET : 1860-1877 Stop loss below : 1818 Risk - Minimum Reward - High
EURUSD holds onto the one-week-old sideways grind ahead of the key Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). As a 0.50% rate hike is well-known, as well as priced-in, the Fed will have to supersede market expectations to stay ahead of the curve and keep US dollar on the throne. In that case, the 100% Fibonacci Expansion (FE) of February-March, around 1.0485, holds the...
While a year-long resistance line has been testing gold buyers for one week, a six-week-old rising wedge bearish chart pattern teases sellers as markets brace for the Fed’s verdict. Given the sluggish RSI and receding bullish bias of the MACD, bears await a downside break of the $1,828 mark, comprising 50-SMA and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of November-December...
Having reversed from 50-DMA, EURUSD dropped beneath the 20-DMA and made seller’s way clear for a battle with a six-week-old support line, around 1.1260. However, cautious sentiment ahead of the key data/events tests the pair’s further downside. Even so, bearish MACD signals and a steady RSI line keep sellers hopeful to revisit the 2021 bottom surrounding 1.1185....
The New Zealand dollar has steadied on Thursday after posting strong gains a day earlier. Currently, NZD/USD is trading at 0.7260, up 0.07% on the day. The pair has climbed 0.85% so far this week. The New Zealand dollar continues to gain ground against the struggling US dollar. The kiwi has flexed its muscles in April, with sizzling gains of 3.97% this month,...