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LAST
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ASK
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NET CHG.
%CHG.
SPREAD
SPX
S&P 500 Index
6841.39
6841.39
6841.39
6861.30
6840.77
+13.98
+ 0.20%
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DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average
48527.69
48527.69
48527.69
48679.14
48525.64
+69.65
+ 0.14%
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IXIC
NASDAQ Composite Index
23225.99
23225.99
23225.99
23345.56
23210.04
+30.83
+ 0.13%
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USDX
US Dollar Index
97.790
97.870
97.790
98.070
97.790
-0.160
-0.16%
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EURUSD
Euro / US Dollar
1.17593
1.17600
1.17593
1.17596
1.17262
+0.00199
+ 0.17%
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GBPUSD
Pound Sterling / US Dollar
1.34004
1.34012
1.34004
1.34014
1.33546
+0.00297
+ 0.22%
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XAUUSD
Gold / US Dollar
4328.86
4329.29
4328.86
4350.16
4294.68
+29.47
+ 0.69%
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WTI
Light Sweet Crude Oil
56.689
56.720
56.689
57.601
56.688
-0.544
-0.95%
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          Downtrend Persists Amid Market Uncertainty

          Eva Chen

          Cryptocurrency

          Summary:

          The cryptocurrency market capitalization declined by over 18% in the first quarter of this year, with $633.5 billion in value erased. Ethereum found support near $1,375. However, the downtrend remains intact as its price continues to trade significantly below the key bearish trendline.

          SELL ETH-USDT
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          1589.19

          Entry Price

          1342.00

          TP

          1740.00

          SL

          3094.47 +9.91 +0.32%

          1508.1

          Pips

          Loss

          1342.00

          TP

          1740.61

          Exit Price

          1589.19

          Entry Price

          1740.00

          SL

          Fundamentals

          Over the past seven days, the cryptocurrency market capitalization experienced a drop to $2.5 trillion, a subsequent rebound to $2.71 trillion, and a further pullback to the $2.65 trillion area. The recovery momentum weakened near the previous consolidation zone. The market has thus far failed to break through the downward resistance line formed by the peak on the day of the U.S. presidential inauguration. The cryptocurrency market capitalization declined by over 18% in the first quarter of this year, with $633.5 billion in value erased.
          Ethereum's market share fell to 7.9%, the lowest level since the end of 2019. Other altcoins experienced a decline of 3.5%, with their market share dropping to 15.7%. Among major cryptocurrencies, only Ripple (XRP) and Binance Coin (BNB) maintained their market share.
          The Fear & Greed Index is gradually moving out of the "extreme fear" zone and consolidating in the "fear" zone. While this is a positive signal, it does not indicate that the pullback has ended. Technically, the market remains in a bearish death cross downward state. For now, the market still lacks sufficient catalysts to drive a full-scale rebound.
          Downtrend Persists Amid Market Uncertainty_1

          Technical Analysis

          Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum's price experienced a significant breakdown below the $2,000 level in early April, trading below the key support levels of $1,800 and $1,550. Subsequently, the price tested its two-year low near $1,387.
          On the daily chart, Ethereum's price remains well below the 100-day and 200-day moving averages, teetering on the edge of a secondary bear market. Despite a recent rebound, the further downside trend has not been relieved, as it remains in a bearish death cross downward and head-and-shoulders top pattern on the smaller 4-hour timeframe.
          On the upside, the next major resistance level is near $1,690, followed by the psychological level of $1,700. On the same chart, a key bearish trendline has formed, with resistance at $1,740. This trendline is close to the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the downtrend from the $2,100 to $1,379 lows.
          A daily closing price above the $1,740 resistance level could potentially open the door for a new round of steady gains. In this case, the price might rise towards the $2,000 level.
          On the downside, Ethereum may find support near $1,465, with the next major support level at $1,387. A break below this support could push the price towards $1,320. If the decline continues, the price could fall towards $1,280.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Sell
          Entry Price: 1600/1630
          Target Price: 1342
          Stop Loss: 1740
          Valid Until: May 3, 2025, 23:55:00
          Support: 1465/1387/1320
          Resistance: 1617/1662/1669
          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          Downtrend Confirmed, Yet Market Awaits Upside Mean Reversion

          Eva Chen

          Economic

          Commodity

          Summary:

          The depreciation of the U.S. dollar and an optimistic outlook for trade negotiations have propelled oil prices upward. Upward revisions to crude oversupply expectations and downward adjustments to oil price forecasts.

          BUY WTI
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          59.985

          Entry Price

          68.260

          TP

          56.400

          SL

          56.689 -0.544 -0.95%

          358.5

          Pips

          Loss

          56.400

          SL

          56.400

          Exit Price

          59.985

          Entry Price

          68.260

          TP

          Fundamentals

          Encouraged by the weak U.S. dollar and the positive prospects for U.S. tariff negotiations, WTI crude oil prices have risen for the second consecutive day. During Thursday's Asian session, WTI traded around $62.50 per barrel. However, macroeconomic headwinds may cap the price recovery, despite optimism regarding potential tariff reductions. Meanwhile, the increase in U.S. crude oil inventories signals ample supply. Without broader market support, crude oil prices are likely to remain near current lows.
          Additionally, as demand expectations are pressured, OPEC+'s decision to accelerate production increases in May, beyond market expectations, is notable. We believe this production increase may be influenced by external factors such as political and geopolitical considerations, which will exacerbate the oversupply pressure in the crude oil market.
          High-frequency data indicate that since March, the number of active U.S. oil rigs has begun to decline, suggesting that the cost challenges for North American shale oil may have arrived. Considering the fundamental changes since the beginning of the year, we have revised our full-year oil supply-demand surplus expectation upward to 670,000 b/d and lowered the annual Brent oil price midpoint to $70 per barrel. The projected midpoints for the second to fourth quarters are $67.50, $72.50, and $65.00 per barrel, respectively.
          Furthermore, if global economic growth is further pressured by trade frictions, it could bring an additional $5 downside risk to oil prices.
          Downtrend Confirmed, Yet Market Awaits Upside Mean Reversion_1

          Technical Analysis

          In the broader time frame, after WTI crude oil broke below $57.21 per barrel, prices have continued to exhibit bearish momentum. Currently, oil prices are hovering around $62.50. The current price action indicates that following a significant downtrend in early April, the market is currently in a phase of mean reversion to the upside.
          The chart shows resistance around $63.00. Over the past week, this resistance level has repeatedly capped upside attempts. The recent price action appears to have formed a potentially bearish inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, adding uncertainty to a further breakout above the $63.00 neckline.
          In terms of momentum, the stochastic oscillator readings are hovering slightly above the midpoint of its range, with momentum strengthening but not yet turning positive. This suggests that the market is neither overbought nor oversold. However, the recent decline indicates that energy is likely to develop to the upside.
          Investors should closely monitor a potential breakout above $63.00, as a breach of this resistance level could trigger a faster pace of upward mean reversion.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Buy
          Entry Price: 60.00/61.00
          Target Price: 68.60
          Stop Loss: 56.40
          Valid Until: May 2, 2025, 23:55:00
          Support: 61.43/60.50/58.33
          Resistance: 63.00/64.29/66.50
          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          AUD/USD Turns Bearish as Australia’s Job Market Softens and USD Strengthens

          Warren Takunda

          Economic

          Summary:

          The Australian Dollar weakened against the US Dollar as March labor data missed expectations and the unemployment rate ticked up.

          SELL AUDUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          0.63500

          Entry Price

          0.62200

          TP

          0.64140

          SL

          0.66522 +0.00002 +0.00%

          64.0

          Pips

          Loss

          0.62200

          TP

          0.64141

          Exit Price

          0.63500

          Entry Price

          0.64140

          SL

          The Australian Dollar (AUD) came under pressure on Thursday, halting a six-day rally against the US Dollar (USD) as soft domestic labor market figures and a stronger greenback shifted the momentum back in favor of the bears. At the heart of the move was the latest Australian employment report, which failed to meet expectations and sowed renewed doubt over the health of the labor market. The data, combined with hawkish US economic signals, catalyzed a reversal in AUD/USD dynamics, pushing the pair off recent highs and toward short-term technical support.
          The AUD/USD pair dipped below the critical 0.6390 resistance level after the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported a net employment gain of 32.2K in March—well below the consensus estimate of 40K. The unemployment rate rose to 4.1%, a modest uptick from the prior reading but still under the forecasted 4.2%. While the data was not disastrous, it marked a clear cooling in what had been a surprisingly resilient job market.
          Markets responded swiftly. The Aussie, which had shown notable strength amid recent risk-on sentiment and China’s economic rebound, lost traction against a broadly stronger US Dollar. The disappointing employment figures, when paired with dovish tones from the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) April meeting minutes, amplified rate cut expectations for the months ahead. Traders are now pricing in a 25-basis point cut as early as May, with nearly 120 basis points of easing projected over the next year.
          While the Aussie faltered, the US Dollar surged, buoyed by robust March retail sales, which rose 1.4% month-on-month—topping both the prior month’s 0.2% gain and the consensus forecast of 1.3%. The data underscored the resilience of the US consumer, even in the face of elevated borrowing costs and lingering inflationary pressures. This strength was reflected in the US Dollar Index (DXY), which climbed toward 99.60, its highest level in weeks.
          In addition, inflation metrics offered a mixed but generally supportive narrative for the greenback. The March Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.4% year-over-year, cooling from February’s 2.8% and undershooting the expected 2.6%. Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy components, printed at 2.8%, also softer than expected. While this may give doves some ammunition, the Fed remains cautious. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic reiterated that the central bank still faces a “long road” in returning inflation to its 2% target, downplaying hopes for imminent rate cuts.
          The tone was echoed by a recent consumer sentiment survey from the New York Fed, which revealed growing household concerns over inflation, job security, and credit access. Yet, despite this unease, consumer spending remains robust—a dynamic that continues to confound market expectations for rapid policy easing.
          Providing a modicum of support to the AUD was the latest batch of Chinese macroeconomic data. China’s Q1 GDP expanded by 5.4% year-over-year, beating expectations of 5.1%, while industrial production and retail sales surged 7.7% and 5.9% respectively, both well above consensus. As Australia’s largest trading partner and a key buyer of its iron ore and other commodities, a resurgent China typically bodes well for the Aussie.
          However, the impact was dulled by renewed geopolitical friction. The Chinese Foreign Ministry issued a strong statement in response to the US’s continued tariff threats, warning that Beijing would “simply ignore” further provocations. This escalation casts a shadow over future trade flows and limits the upside for risk-sensitive currencies like the AUD.
          Back home, the RBA’s April meeting minutes did little to lift sentiment. Policymakers struck a cautious tone, suggesting uncertainty over the appropriate timing of the next policy move. The board acknowledged that May could be a suitable time for adjustment, but fell short of committing to action. The dovish undertone reinforces the market’s expectation of an imminent rate cut, especially in light of the softening labor market and slowing domestic momentum—evident in Westpac’s Leading Index, which dropped from 0.9% to 0.6% in March.
          This policy ambiguity, juxtaposed with a clearer Fed trajectory—either a prolonged pause or modest tightening—has skewed rate differentials against the Aussie. Until clarity emerges from the RBA, the AUD is likely to remain under pressure.
          Technical AnalysisAUD/USD Turns Bearish as Australia’s Job Market Softens and USD Strengthens_1
          From a technical perspective, the AUD/USD pair has turned bearish in the short term. After failing to break above the key horizontal resistance at 0.6390, the pair is now forming a local pullback, indicating a possible continuation of the downtrend. A negative divergence is forming on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which, despite being in oversold territory, is flashing warning signs for further downside.
          Currently, the price is trading above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), but bearish pressure may intensify if the pair fails to hold current levels. A short position could be considered with a take-profit target at 0.6220 and a stop-loss at 0.6414, reflecting the likelihood of a deeper correction if market sentiment continues to favor the greenback.
          TRADE RECOMMENDATION
          SELL AUDUSD
          ENTRY PRICE: 0.6350
          STOP LOSS: 0.6414
          TAKE PROFIT: 0.6220
          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          Sum AB=CD

          Eva Chen

          Commodity

          Economic

          Summary:

          Powell dashes market hopes, gold reaches new all-time high.

          BUY XAUUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          3325.40

          Entry Price

          3450.00

          TP

          3283.00

          SL

          4328.86 +29.47 +0.69%

          915.1

          Pips

          Profit

          3283.00

          SL

          3416.91

          Exit Price

          3325.40

          Entry Price

          3450.00

          TP

          Fundamentals

          Risk-aversion sentiment resurfaced overnight. Gold prices touched a new all-time high of $3,357 per ounce on Thursday morning before retracing some of the previous day's gains. However, downside remains limited.
          According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released on Wednesday, as of February, 14 U.S. states have seen the number of unemployed individuals exceed job openings, the highest level since April 2021. This indicates that the U.S. labor market is becoming increasingly challenging.
          Subsequently, Powell's remarks further weighed on the market. He reiterated that the Fed will adopt a wait-and-see stance, considering rate cuts only when the economic situation becomes clearer. Additionally, he highlighted the dilemma facing the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), with inflation and economic growth targets in conflict. This has been interpreted as raising concerns over stagflation. Moreover, Powell dismissed the possibility of a "Fed Put," emphasizing that market operations are orderly and in line with expectations.
          The U.S. Dollar Index fell 1% during the day, approaching a three-year low. As market risk-aversion sentiment surged, gold prices rallied sharply.
          Looking ahead, the European Central Bank (ECB) is set to hold its monetary policy meeting today. The market widely expects a 25-basis-point rate cut. If the ECB rate cut materializes, it may provide some support to the U.S. dollar, thereby limiting the upside potential for gold prices. Traders should be wary of the risk of a pullback after a sharp rally.
          Sum AB=CD _1

          Technical Analysis

          Gold prices initiated a new round of gains from the support level of $3,195. Recent concerns over economic recession and trade wars have propelled gold prices to break through the $3,250 resistance level, followed by an accelerated upward movement.
          On the 4-hour chart, despite the partial retracement of earlier gains during the European session, prices remain well above the MA200. Additionally, the CD segment of the AB=CD pattern has only traversed half of its projected distance. As part of the symmetrical rise, this upward move is likely to conclude around the $3,470 price zone. (It is worth noting that the rally that began at $2,970 has been relatively brief, and the CD segment is expected to accelerate.)
          On the upside, the next major resistance level is in the $3,365 area. A clear breakout above the $3,365 resistance could pave the way for further gains. Subsequently, the key resistance level may be around $3,380. A breach of this level would likely prompt a test of the secondary target zone at $3,420.
          On the downside, the initial support level is at $3,306, with the next key support around $3,285, followed by $3,240.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Buy
          Entry Price: 3322
          Target Price: 3450
          Stop Loss: 3283
          Valid Until: May 2, 2025, 23:55:00
          Support: 3288/3277/3264
          Resistance: 3365/3378/3410
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          Gold Extends Record Run as DXY Drops, Fed Holds Back Rate Cut Hopes

          Warren Takunda

          Commodity

          Summary:

          Gold surged to another all-time high this week, breaching $3,340, as escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China sent investors rushing toward safe-haven assets.

          BUY XAUUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          3325.00

          Entry Price

          3440.00

          TP

          3230.00

          SL

          4328.86 +29.47 +0.69%

          673.3

          Pips

          Profit

          3230.00

          SL

          3392.33

          Exit Price

          3325.00

          Entry Price

          3440.00

          TP

          Gold has reached a new pinnacle this week, marking its third consecutive all-time high as intensifying geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties fuel investor demand for safe-haven assets. At the time of writing, spot gold (XAU/USD) is trading around $3,342, reflecting a gain of more than 3.5% on the day and eclipsing its previous high of $3,343. This relentless upward momentum in bullion prices underscores a significant shift in market sentiment, one that is being driven as much by geopolitics as by macroeconomic recalibration.
          The catalyst behind this latest surge in gold prices is once again rooted in the growing friction between the United States and China. President Donald Trump has ordered a formal investigation into the possibility of slapping tariffs on rare earth imports from China—a strategic escalation that could have long-lasting implications for global supply chains. Rare earth elements are critical to manufacturing high-tech equipment, from electric vehicles to military hardware, and any threat to their availability sends ripples across multiple industries.
          The market's reaction has been swift and pronounced. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the greenback’s performance against a basket of major currencies, slid by 0.83% to 99.17. This decline in the dollar provided a further boost to gold, making the yellow metal cheaper for holders of other currencies and reinforcing its appeal amid the prevailing risk-off mood. In such an environment, gold is once again asserting its traditional role as a hedge against systemic uncertainty and economic instability.
          Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell added another layer of complexity to the market narrative during his remarks at the Economic Club of Chicago. While investors have been harboring hopes for a rate cut to offset growing macro headwinds, Powell took a more cautious stance. He emphasized the need for the central bank to remain vigilant on inflation, stating, “Our obligation is to keep longer-term inflation expectations well anchored and to make certain that a one-time increase in the price level does not become an ongoing inflation problem.”
          His comments effectively curbed market enthusiasm for aggressive monetary easing in the near term. The Fed appears to be more focused on the risk of inflation becoming entrenched, especially if tariffs push up costs across the board. This policy stance, although hawkish, is paradoxically adding to gold’s appeal. With the central bank walking a fine line between controlling inflation and not stifling growth, the uncertainty it breeds only adds to gold's allure.
          On the data front, U.S. Retail Sales surprised to the upside, indicating that consumer demand remains resilient despite persistent inflationary pressures. However, U.S. Industrial Production continues to show signs of strain, pointing to an ongoing slowdown in the manufacturing sector. This divergence in data adds to the broader picture of an economy that is neither strong enough to dismiss recession fears nor weak enough to trigger immediate policy action—another win for gold bulls.
          Traders and analysts alike are now looking ahead to key economic releases, particularly Initial Jobless Claims and housing market data. These indicators will offer critical clues on the labor market’s health and the broader economic trajectory, both of which could influence the Fed’s next move. Until then, gold appears poised to remain in demand, especially as it benefits from a convergence of geopolitical anxiety, dollar weakness, and cautious central bank communication.
          Technical AnalysisGold Extends Record Run as DXY Drops, Fed Holds Back Rate Cut Hopes_1
          From a technical perspective, gold is currently in a consolidation-to-accumulation phase, after briefly retreating on intraday levels. This pullback appears to be a healthy correction, allowing the market to shake off some of its overbought conditions as indicated by the Relative Strength Index (RSI). Despite short-term fluctuations, the primary bullish trend remains dominant, and price action suggests renewed strength could be imminent.
          Price structure reveals a clear pullback in motion with a potential support zone forming between $3,309 and $3,290. If gold maintains traction above $3,327—either through a successful retest or a clean breakout—it could pave the way for a continuation toward $3,338 and eventually $3,352. The final bullish target in this leg stands at $3,440, provided momentum confirms above key support levels.
          TRADE RECOMMENDATION
          BUY GOLD
          ENTRY PRICE: 3325
          STOP LOSS: 3230
          TAKE PROFIT: 3440
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          USD/CAD Edges Higher as Fed-Hold Meets BoC-Dovish Pause

          Warren Takunda

          Economic

          Summary:

          USD/CAD inches higher towards 1.3885 in early Thursday trading, buoyed by hawkish Fed rhetoric and stronger U.S. data.

          BUY USDCAD
          EXP
          EXPIRED

          1.39200

          Entry Price

          1.42000

          TP

          1.37600

          SL

          1.37637 -0.00063 -0.05%

          --

          Pips

          EXPIRED

          1.37600

          SL

          1.37848

          Exit Price

          1.39200

          Entry Price

          1.42000

          TP

          The USD/CAD pair continued to gather bullish momentum early Thursday, advancing toward the 1.3885 mark as the European session unfolded. Investors were digesting a fresh round of central bank commentary and economic data, with U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaling a firm stance on rates, while the Bank of Canada opted to leave its benchmark rate unchanged albeit with a clearly dovish undertone. Together, these developments reinforced the diverging policy narrative between the two economies, underpinning the U.S. Dollar against its Canadian counterpart.
          Powell’s midweek remarks offered little for the doves to hold onto. The Fed Chair emphasized the risks of inflation resurgence, especially in light of renewed trade tensions and tariff escalations that could stoke price pressures. While Powell acknowledged that rising tariffs could weigh on growth, he also stressed that such developments complicate the policy path, reinforcing the central bank’s preference to wait for further clarity before making any move.
          In his own words, Powell noted that “for the time being, we are well positioned to wait for greater clarity before considering any adjustments to our policy stance.” These comments decisively cooled expectations of a June rate cut, leading market participants to push out their rate cut bets further into the second half of the year. Yields on U.S. Treasuries rose in response, and the dollar caught a bid across the board most notably against the Canadian Dollar, which faces its own set of challenges.
          On the other side of the border, the Bank of Canada held its overnight rate steady at 4.50% on Wednesday, opting not to push forward with another cut just yet. However, the message from Governor Tiff Macklem left the door wide open for easing in the near future. The BoC highlighted growing signs of economic slowdown, weakening consumer activity, and persistent uncertainty across the domestic economy. This more cautious stance fueled speculation that the central bank could ease as soon as June, with money markets now pricing in nearly a 50% chance of a cut at that meeting. According to a recent Bloomberg survey, markets anticipate two rate cuts from the BoC before the end of the year.
          With the Federal Reserve maintaining a firm grip on rates and the Bank of Canada edging closer toward a dovish pivot, the widening interest rate differential is becoming increasingly difficult for markets to ignore. This divergence has emerged as a key tailwind for USD/CAD, pushing the pair back toward levels not seen since late 2023.
          Meanwhile, crude oil prices a traditional source of support for the Canadian Dollar staged a mild recovery during the week. Geopolitical risks and constrained supply dynamics lent some stability to prices, although the rebound was far from convincing. Given Canada’s position as the largest oil exporter to the United States, firmer oil prices typically offer some cushion to the Loonie. However, in this instance, oil’s tentative recovery has done little to counterbalance the drag from weakening domestic fundamentals and a dovish central bank outlook.
          Adding to the cautious tone across markets is the looming Easter weekend, with Good Friday closures expected to drain liquidity and compress volumes in the second half of the trading day. Historically, such conditions can lead to choppier-than-usual price action, and traders are advised to be mindful of exaggerated intraday moves.

          Technical AnalysisUSD/CAD Edges Higher as Fed-Hold Meets BoC-Dovish Pause_1

          From a technical standpoint, the USD/CAD pair appears poised for further gains. On the 30-minute chart, the price action has broken above a key resistance trendline, signaling a bullish breakout. The structure suggests that upward momentum could continue in the short term, especially if supported by follow-through buying. The pair is approaching a critical psychological zone near 1.3900, which, if breached, could open the door toward the 1.4030 region and potentially beyond.
          While the rally has so far been measured, the fundamental and technical backdrop remains supportive of additional upside. As long as U.S. economic data remains robust and the Fed stays on the sidelines, the U.S. Dollar is likely to remain well-bid. Conversely, unless Canada sees a meaningful turnaround in macro data or oil prices begin to surge more convincingly, the Canadian Dollar may struggle to hold its ground.
          TRADE RECOMMENDATION
          BUY USDCAD
          ENTRY PRICE: 1.3920
          STOP LOSS: 1.3760
          TAKE PROFIT: 1.4200
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          Pullbacks Present Opportunities for Bulls

          Alan

          Commodity

          Summary:

          Amidst the escalating China-U.S. tariff disputes, major global central banks continue to increase their gold holdings, reinforcing the long-term bullish outlook for gold.

          BUY XAUUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          3324.92

          Entry Price

          3402.00

          TP

          3290.00

          SL

          4328.86 +29.47 +0.69%

          349.2

          Pips

          Loss

          3290.00

          SL

          3289.90

          Exit Price

          3324.92

          Entry Price

          3402.00

          TP

          Fundamentals

          The recent escalation of the China-U.S. tariff disputes have reached a critical juncture, with the U.S. imposing a 245% tariff on Chinese imports and China retaliating with a 125% tariff. This has amplified the risk of global supply chain disruptions. Market participants are increasingly concerned that these tariff policies will exacerbate inflation and impede economic expansion. The World Trade Organization (WTO) forecasts a 0.2% contraction in global trade volume by 2025, thereby driving capital inflows into gold as a safe-haven asset.
          Furthermore, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's explicit acknowledgment that "tariffs push up prices" and that "U.S. economic growth is slowing" suggests a potential lowering of the threshold for interest rate cuts. This has elevated market expectations for a June rate cut, which further bolsters the upward trajectory of gold prices.
          It is noteworthy that U.S. Treasury yields have continued their downward trend, with the 10-year yield falling to 4.31%. Concurrently, the U.S. Dollar Index has hit a three-year low of 98.77, indicating further downside potential and reducing the opportunity cost of holding gold.
          In addition, major global central banks are consistently increasing their gold reserves. Recent data from the People's Bank of China indicates a fifth consecutive month of accumulation, reinforcing the long-term bullish outlook for gold. Financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs and UBS have revised their price targets upwards to US$3,400-US$3,500, with some extreme scenarios projecting a rise to US$4,200.

          Technical Analysis

          Pullbacks Present Opportunities for Bulls_1
          In the 1D timeframe, gold exhibits a robust, unidirectional uptrend, with the price currently breaching the 3,310.87 resistance level, thereby expanding the potential for further gains. The subsequent upward target is projected to test the 3,407.76 level.
          Pullbacks Present Opportunities for Bulls_2
          In the 4H timeframe, gold is currently consolidating following a surge, with recent candlestick patterns demonstrating a strong upward trajectory, supported by the MA10 and MA20.
          In the short term, it is recommended to take the MA10 and MA20 in the 4H timeframe as support levels and go long on pullbacks to the MA10. If the price falls below this level, the MA20 should be considered as the subsequent support. However, a break below both SMAs could lead to a pullback towards the 3,242.82 support level. It is recommended to go long at the lows upon stabilization.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Buy
          Entry Price: 3313.00
          Target Price: 3402.00
          Stop Loss: 3290.00
          Valid Until: May 1, 2025 23:00:00
          Support: 3310.87, 3242.82
          Resistance: 3357.72, 3407.78
          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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