Gold Holds Support as Geopolitical Tensions Escalate

Commodity

Summary:

A sustained break above this level could pave the way for further bullish momentum, as long as gold avoids making lower lows and maintains its broader uptrend.

BUY XAUUSD

EXP

PENDING

2660.00

Entry Price

2690.00

2645.00

2756.77 +12.19 +0.44%

Pips

PENDING

2645.00

Exit Price

2660.00

Entry Price

2690.00

With a light economic schedule on Monday, investors turned their attention to December's impressive U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data from last Friday. The report revealed a gain of 256,000 jobs, exceeding the projected 160,000 and November's 212,000 figure. While this better-than-anticipated outcome highlights the economy's resilience, the focus has now shifted to the upcoming U.S. inflation figures, which are expected to significantly influence monetary policy expectations.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for December will be released. Analysts anticipate a year-on-year CPI increase of 2.8%, slightly above November’s 2.7%. Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is expected to remain steady at 3.3%—a level unchanged over the past three months. These inflation figures could influence market sentiment regarding the Federal Reserve's stance on easing monetary policy in 2025.

For now, futures markets suggest that investors largely anticipate a modest 25-basis-point rate cut, potentially bringing the federal funds rate down to 4.00%. This would represent a slight decrease from the current range of 4.25%–4.50%, indicating cautious optimism about a gradual policy adjustment.

In seven days, President-elect Donald Trump is set to take office as the 47th president of the United States. Market participants eagerly await his first executive orders, with speculation rising about potential tariffs targeting trade with Mexico and Canada. Trump has hinted at taking measures to address perceived trade imbalances, adding a layer of uncertainty to global markets.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the dollar’s performance against a basket of major currencies, marked its fifth consecutive session of gains on Monday. Supported by the solid NFP report and the Federal Reserve's cautious approach to easing, the DXY briefly touched the 110.00 level. The index is consolidating near these elevated levels, signaling sustained bullish sentiment for the greenback.

Ongoing geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on market sentiment, driving demand for safe-haven assets like gold. In Ukraine, Russia's Defense Ministry reported airstrikes targeting Ukrainian military airfields and infrastructure across 139 locations.

Simultaneously, the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas remains under strain. Reports indicate renewed Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and Lebanon, further complicating peace efforts. These developments, combined with growing concerns over a possible shift in U.S. trade policies under the incoming administration, are amplifying risk-off sentiment across global markets. Gold Holds Support as Geopolitical Tensions Escalate_1

Gold Holds Support as Geopolitical Tensions Escalate_1

Technical Analysis

Gold started the week under pressure, retreating to $2,656, a level near the 100-period moving average on the 1-hour chart. This area also aligns with a key support zone that has historically triggered trend reversals. On the upside, resistance is observed near $2,690. A sustained break above this level could pave the way for further bullish momentum, as long as gold avoids making lower lows and maintains its broader uptrend.

Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is forming a divergence and nearing oversold territory. This suggests that bearish momentum is weakening, potentially setting the stage for a rebound from current levels. If buyers capitalize on this technical setup, gold may see a renewed push higher.

As traders digest Friday’s strong NFP data and brace for Wednesday’s inflation report, gold’s near-term trajectory will likely depend on a combination of technical resilience and macroeconomic factors.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 2660

Target price: 2690

Stop loss: 2645

Validity: Jan 23, 2025 15:00:00

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Cryptocurrency

Summary:

The value of Ethereum has depreciated over the past seven days. The volatility in the crypto market is expected to be higher than usual this week. Ethereum prices may experience a pullback in the first quarter of 2025.

BUY ETH-USDT

Close Time

CLOSED

2999.55

Entry Price

3641.00

2750.00

3316.49 +21.34 +0.65%

2466.7

Pips

Profit

2750.00

3246.22

Exit Price

2999.55

Entry Price

3641.00

Fundamentals

As the first quarter of 2025 comes to a close, we anticipate that the implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum will remain elevated, driven by ongoing geopolitical events, regulatory developments, and market adoption.

The trading volume on Derive.xyz has nearly quadrupled over the past year, highlighting the increasing maturity and participation in the options market.

This trend indicates that investors are optimistic about the upcoming technological upgrades of Ethereum and are also prepared to cope with volatility. Ethereum is still expected to regain its leading position in the DEX (Decentralized Exchange) metrics in 2025. With its strong network effect, Ethereum can enhance its scalability and attractiveness to investors and developers.

If these improvements are realized, Ethereum may see a recovery in total locked value and user activity, thereby regaining its dominance over Solana in the decentralized exchange field.

Technical Analysis

Ethereum closed last week at $3,298 and continues to move within a corrective and bullish channel. The moving averages suggest that a bullish trend may emerge after the current decline ends.

The price has broken through the area between the signal lines, indicating buying pressure and the potential for continued growth at the current level. However, before that, the market will complete the transformation of the "head and shoulders" pattern, with the target below the previous low of $3,015. From there, we expect the price of Ethereum to bounce upward and continue to grow, with a potential target above the $4,675 level.

In the current trading week, another signal supporting the price increase is the test of the support line for the Relative Strength Index (RSI). The second signal will be the price rebounding from the lower boundary of the bullish channel.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 3000

Target Price: 3641

Stop Loss: 2750

Valid Until: January 28, 2025, 23:55:00

Support: 2997/2927/2822

Resistance: 3100/3340/3485

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Eva Chen

Economic

Forex

Summary:

It is reported that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) is considering raising its core inflation forecast, but has not yet decided whether to raise interest rates this month.

BUY USDJPY

EXP

PENDING

154.500

Entry Price

162.000

152.750

155.846 +0.364 +0.23%

Pips

PENDING

152.750

Exit Price

154.500

Entry Price

162.000

Fundamentals

According to informed sources, officials at the Bank of Japan (BoJ) may discuss the issue of raising inflation expectations at the policy meeting later this month. However, no interest rate decision has been made so far.

Officials may consider increasing the inflation expectations for this fiscal year and the next, excluding fresh food and energy, mainly due to the recent surge in rice prices and the depreciation of the yen since the last outlook report was released in October last year.

The BoJ currently projects that core inflation will rise by 2% this fiscal year, 1.9% next year, and 2.1% the year after. If the forecast is raised, it will remain at or above the key level of 2%. Should the BoJ decide to raise the forecast, it could support the argument for an interest rate hike.

BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda emphasized two key factors in deciding whether to raise rates: the momentum of spring wage increases and the uncertainty of U.S. economic policy under the new Trump administration. This indicates that the BoJ will not raise rates solely based on higher inflation forecasts.

The aforementioned informed sources said that although the relevant departments still believe that the inflation trend is basically in line with their expectations, they will carefully assess data and information before announcing policy decisions to determine whether to raise rates.

Bearish Divergence Emerges, Signaling Market Shift_1

Technical Analysis

The bias of USDJPY during the day currently remains neutral. Prices are expected to consolidate first and then extend further downward. As long as the support level at 153.17 holds, USDJPY is likely to rise further.

On the upside: if the price decisively breaks through 159.25, it will continue the rebound from 139.57 and retest the high of 161.94. In the short term, considering the bearish divergence condition in the 4-hour chart MACD, a solid break above the support level of 153.17 would indicate a short-term peak. During the day, the bias is expected to return to the downside direction of the MA55 (currently at 154.13).

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 154.00

Target Price: 162.00

Stop Loss: 152.75

Valid Until: January 28, 2025, 23:55:00

Support: 156.00/154.13/153.17

Resistance: 158.87/159.48/160.21

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Economic

Summary:

The EUR/GBP pair has continued its upward momentum for the fourth consecutive day, buoyed by the Pound Sterling’s ongoing struggles, as concerns over stagflation in the UK persist.

BUY EURGBP

Close Time

CLOSED

0.84097

Entry Price

0.86000

0.83100

0.84496 +0.00134 +0.16%

39.1

Pips

Profit

0.83100

0.84488

Exit Price

0.84097

Entry Price

0.86000

The EUR/GBP currency pair has extended its upward momentum into a fourth consecutive day, as the Pound Sterling continues to struggle under the weight of mounting economic pressures. Trading near 0.8410 during the European session on Monday, EUR/GBP is benefiting from the ongoing underperformance of the GBP, which has been exacerbated by concerns over stagflation in the United Kingdom.

The latest surge in UK government bond yields has sparked significant concerns over the country’s fiscal stability. The 30-year UK gilt yield has soared to 5.36%, its highest level since 1998, amplifying fears that the UK economy could be heading toward a prolonged period of stagnation. This sharp increase in yields has placed further strain on the already fragile Pound, which has been underperforming against the Euro.

The persistent concerns over stagflation—where inflation remains high amid stagnant economic growth—have weighed heavily on investor sentiment regarding the Pound Sterling. Despite the Bank of England’s recent rate hikes, inflation remains stubbornly elevated, and growth prospects have dimmed. This combination has led to a growing sense of unease about the UK’s economic trajectory.

The 30-year UK gilt yield is seen as a barometer of market expectations, and its climb to levels not seen since the late 1990s underscores investor concerns. As UK bond yields rise, investors are selling off gilts, fearing that the government's fiscal policy could lead to an unsustainable increase in debt. The negative sentiment around the UK economy has contributed to the Pound’s underperformance, allowing the Euro to gain ground in the EUR/GBP pair.

With UK inflation remaining elevated and growth stagnating, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves faces a difficult challenge in steering the country’s fiscal policy. The higher yields on government debt, especially long-term gilts, signal growing investor concerns about the sustainability of UK fiscal policy. The market is increasingly wary of the UK’s fiscal health, and the country’s debt load continues to weigh on investor confidence, dampening the appeal of the GBP.

Moreover, concerns over a potential economic slowdown, exacerbated by global trade tensions, have only added to the pressure on the Pound. The UK’s exposure to trade flows with the European Union and other global markets means that any disruption in international trade could further harm the already sluggish UK economy.

In contrast to the UK’s struggles, the Eurozone faces its own set of challenges. The European Central Bank (ECB) has signaled that further rate cuts are on the horizon as it seeks to support the economy in the face of subdued growth. However, the prospect of additional rate cuts has had a somewhat limiting effect on the Euro, as traders remain cautious about the ECB’s ability to strike the right balance between stimulating the economy and avoiding excess inflation.

Speaking at the Asian Financial Forum (AFF) 2025 on Monday, ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane reiterated that the central bank is likely to continue its accommodative policy stance, with more rate cuts on the table. Lane emphasized that the ECB is committed to supporting the economy but cautioned that it must avoid being too aggressive in its monetary easing, maintaining a careful and balanced approach.

The policy divergence between the UK and the Eurozone has contributed to the recent strength of the EUR/GBP cross. As the Bank of England faces an uphill battle to contain inflation and support economic growth, the ECB’s willingness to continue its easing policies has had a more limited impact on the Euro, at least in the short term. However, the relative underperformance of the Pound has provided a tailwind for the EUR/GBP pair, and traders are watching closely for further developments in both regions.

At the same event, ECB policymaker Olli Rehn also voiced concerns about the global trade environment, suggesting that Europe must be prepared for the potential impact of a trade war. Rehn’s comments highlighted the importance of Europe not being caught off guard by rising protectionism, particularly under the leadership of US President-elect Donald Trump. As a result, the EU is positioning itself to face potential challenges from a shifting global trade landscape.

Technical Analysis

From a technical standpoint, the EUR/GBP price action has been remarkably positive in recent sessions, as the pair has surged past key resistance levels. The EUR/GBP cross recently broke through the resistance line of a bearish channel at 0.8380, signaling a shift to the bullish track. This breakout is indicative of growing upward momentum, with the pair reaching 0.8415 as it continues to gather strength.

The key support and resistance levels for EUR/GBP are now positioned at 0.8390 and 0.8445, respectively. A sustained break above 0.8425 could pave the way for further gains, potentially pushing the pair toward the next target of 0.8600.

Given the current technical picture and the broader economic backdrop, the outlook for EUR/GBP remains bullish. The combination of a weakening Pound, exacerbated by stagflation concerns, and the ongoing policy divergence between the Bank of England and the ECB, makes for a favorable environment for EUR/GBP buyers.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

BUY EURBGP

ENTRY PRICE: 0.8410

STOP LOSS: 0.8310

TAKE PROFIT: 0.8600

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Economic

Commodity

Summary:

Gold prices dipped slightly on Monday. It appears that the gold price has ended its four-day upward trend. The optimistic U.S. non-farm payrolls report has reinforced the market's expectation that the Fed will pause its interest rate cut cycle later this month. (Bearish for gold).

SELL XAUUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

2678.21

Entry Price

2550.00

2710.00

2756.77 +12.19 +0.44%

317.9

Pips

Loss

2550.00

2710.03

Exit Price

2678.21

Entry Price

2710.00

Fundamentals

The gold market experienced significant fluctuations last week. Gold and the U.S. dollar showed remarkable resilience, contrary to the initial reaction to the December non-farm payrolls report. Despite an initial sell-off, both assets closed higher, challenging traditional market expectations.

The U.S. Department of Labor reported that non-farm payrolls increased by 256,000 in December, significantly higher than the market's expected 160,000 and also above the revised 227,000 in November. This strong employment data triggered unexpected market reactions across multiple asset classes.

Given such a robust employment report, the rise in gold prices was contrary to the expectations of many investors, as it raised the likelihood of the Fed not cutting rates in January to 97.3%. The probability of the Fed maintaining the federal funds rate between 4.25% and 4.5% at its March meeting stands at 74%.

In a marked departure from typical market dynamics, gold bulls demonstrated extraordinary strength. By the close, gold reached a high of $2,697, with a gain of nearly 1%.

Similarly, the U.S. Dollar Index, despite an initial softness, showed resilience. The index opened at 109.295, dipped to 109.165 after the employment report was released, and then rebounded strongly to 110.075. At the close of the day, the U.S. Dollar Index rose by 0.48% to 109.78.

Market Observations: The positive performance of gold seems to reflect broader concerns beyond traditional interest rate considerations. Although the strong employment report has reduced the likelihood of a rate cut in January to 2.7%, with a 74% probability of rates remaining between 4.25% and 4.50%, investors appear to be focusing on a variety of risk factors. These concerns include potential inflationary pressures, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and domestic political uncertainties. There is particular attention on the potential policies of the Trump administration, especially those related to tariffs and their inflationary impact, as well as concerns about fiscal debt expansion. These factors have prompted investors to increase their gold positions.

The trading patterns of the day indicate that the market is increasingly focusing on hedging multiple risks rather than merely reacting to monetary policy expectations, marking a potential shift in market sentiment and traditional correlations.

Bullish Run Concludes as Market Shifts Gears to Bearish Territory_1

Technical Analysis

The rise in gold prices last week was, in fact, a move to forcibly push up prices in order to complete the settlement of previous positions. Now that the positions have been settled, institutions seem to be able to act more freely. This means that from now on, any rise will not trigger a re-buy from institutions.

On the downside: In the short term, the market will find good support near the $2,666-$2,664 area. A convincing break below this level may cause gold prices to accelerate towards the $2,635 range. The downward trend could further extend to the confluence point at $2,605, including support from the MA100 and the multi-week upward trend line. If there are further declines, XAUUSD will test $2,568, having now completed the top-bottom reversal of the $2,698-$2,568 range.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Sell

Entry Price: 2680

Target Price: 2550

Stop Loss: 2710

Valid Until: January 28, 2025, 23:55:00

Support: 2669/2664/2655

Resistance: 2686/2690/2705

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Economic

Summary:

EUR/USD slides to a two-year low below 1.0200 as US economic data supports a hawkish Fed stance, diminishing the likelihood of aggressive rate cuts.

SELL EURUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

1.02000

Entry Price

1.00000

1.03000

1.04442 +0.00188 +0.18%

100.0

Pips

Loss

1.00000

1.03002

Exit Price

1.02000

Entry Price

1.03000

The EUR/USD pair has dropped to a fresh two-year low, falling below the 1.0200 mark, as the US Dollar (USD) remains robust, fueled by the market’s reassessment of Federal Reserve monetary policy expectations. This sharp move comes as traders recalibrate their outlook following the release of solid US economic data, which diminished expectations for aggressive rate cuts from the Fed in the near term.

On Friday, the release of the December Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report revealed surprisingly strong job growth, with fresh payrolls surpassing November's figures and the unemployment rate continuing to fall. This strong labor market report further reinforced the view that the US economy remains resilient and that the Federal Reserve is unlikely to resume aggressive rate cuts anytime soon. Bank of America (BofA) noted that the data suggests “robust” economic activity and highlighted that the risks to inflation are now skewed to the upside, suggesting that additional easing from the Fed may not be necessary. Consequently, the market’s dovish stance on the Fed’s policy outlook has started to reverse, with investors now pricing in fewer rate cuts in 2025.

The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the Greenback against a basket of six major currencies, surged above 110.00 for the first time in over two years, underpinned by a jump in US Treasury yields. The yield on the benchmark 10-year US Treasury note rose to a fresh yearly high of around 4.80%, adding further fuel to the USD’s strength. The rally in US bond yields is driven by growing speculation that the Federal Reserve's cycle of policy easing has paused, at least for the time being, leaving investors to adjust their positions in favor of the USD.

The market's focus is now turning to upcoming US inflation data, with the Producer Price Index (PPI) set for release on Tuesday and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) scheduled for Wednesday. These reports will provide further insight into price pressures in the US economy, which could shape expectations for the Fed's policy path in the coming months.

While the US Dollar strengthens, the Euro (EUR) continues to face significant downward pressure, with the EUR/USD pair falling to fresh multi-year lows. The European Central Bank’s (ECB) ongoing dovish stance is weighing heavily on the single currency, particularly after remarks from ECB officials indicating a continued preference for monetary easing.

In a speech at the Asian Financial Forum (AFF) 2025, ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane emphasized the central bank’s need to ensure that the Eurozone economy does not grow "too slowly." He suggested that more interest rate cuts are likely in the coming months, signaling that the ECB remains committed to a dovish policy stance. Lane advocated for a "middle path" in terms of monetary policy, balancing between aggressive rate cuts and caution in order to support the region’s economic recovery.

Similarly, ECB policymaker and Deputy Governor of the Croatian National Bank, Boris Vujčić, expressed his comfort with market expectations of further rate cuts, but cautioned against accelerating the pace of easing. He recommended a more gradual approach to rate reductions, noting that the Eurozone remains mired in economic uncertainty. These comments suggest that the ECB’s policy will continue to favor accommodative measures, keeping the Euro on the back foot as the US Dollar enjoys its bullish run.

Technical Analysis

Technically, the EUR/USD pair is firmly entrenched in bearish territory. The currency pair has broken below the key psychological level of 1.0200, reinforcing the expectations for a continuation of the downward trend. At present, the immediate support level is seen at 1.0150, with the next target being the psychological level of 1.0000. A failure to hold above these support levels could lead to further downside pressure, with the potential for a deeper decline.

On the upside, resistance is seen at the 1.0300 mark, with the 1.0325 level serving as the next key resistance zone. However, given the prevailing bearish momentum, any upside corrections are likely to face significant selling pressure. Traders should watch for any signs of consolidation around the 1.0150 support level, as a break below this could open the door to further downside moves.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

SELL EURUSD

ENTRY PRICE: 1.0200

STOP LOSS: 1.0300

TAKE PROFIT: 1.0000

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Commodity

Summary:

WTI crude oil prices are on a bullish run, fueled by concerns over tightening global supply, driven by tougher sanctions against Russia and potential future sanctions on Iran.

BUY WTI

Close Time

CLOSED

77.082

Entry Price

80.000

74.000

75.889 +0.110 +0.15%

67.1

Pips

Profit

74.000

77.753

Exit Price

77.082

Entry Price

80.000

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil prices are extending their gains, with strong follow-through buying seen over the course of Monday’s trading session, marking the third consecutive day of upward movement. The commodity, which had already made a solid jump on Friday, is now approaching levels not seen since early October 2024. By mid-morning European trading, the price had surged to $77.60 per barrel, a significant increase from the lows seen earlier in the week.

This upward momentum is largely driven by mounting concerns over tightening global oil supplies, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions and the US's recent sanctions against Russia. These sanctions, targeting nearly 200 vessels within Russia's so-called “shadow fleet,” have further fuelled worries about potential disruptions to global oil flows, intensifying the supply constraints that have plagued the market. In addition to this, speculations are rising that the incoming administration under President-elect Donald Trump may intensify sanctions against Iranian oil exports, further tightening the global supply chain. This combination of factors is continuing to push crude prices higher, as market participants anticipate supply-side issues will persist into the coming months.

The technical picture also plays a crucial role in WTI’s ongoing rise. Following Friday's acceptance above the key 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), oil has seen an influx of technical buying. The break above this critical level, the first since August 2024, signals to traders that the bullish trend may continue, leading to further positive momentum. As of Monday, prices have remained firmly above the $77.00 level, keeping the market on track for potential further gains. Analysts are now eyeing the $78.80 barrier as the next major resistance level, with many expecting the rally to extend toward the psychological $80.00 level in the near term.

However, caution is warranted as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for WTI has now entered slightly overbought territory. This may discourage new buying at current levels, with some traders potentially hesitant to jump into a market that could be due for a correction. The RSI's current positioning suggests that while the bulls are firmly in control, the rally could lose some steam unless fresh catalysts emerge to sustain the momentum. For now, the $76.90 level remains critical: a break below it could prompt a bearish correction, potentially pulling prices down toward the $75.65 support level.

One of the major headwinds facing WTI’s continued price appreciation comes from the strengthening US dollar. The US currency, bolstered by expectations of a more hawkish Federal Reserve, is creating a challenging environment for USD-denominated commodities like crude oil. The market’s belief that the Fed will hold off on cutting interest rates later this month, a view reinforced by the solid US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report released on Friday, has kept US Treasury yields elevated and, in turn, supported the greenback.

As a result, while the fundamental drivers for higher oil prices—such as supply fears and geopolitical risks—remain intact, the rally in WTI may be limited by the strength of the US dollar. A stronger dollar typically makes crude oil more expensive for buyers using other currencies, potentially dampening demand and capping further price gains. The oil market, thus, finds itself in a delicate balancing act: a supportive supply-side narrative pushing prices higher, while a strong dollar and higher bond yields create downward pressure.

Technical Analysis

From a technical standpoint, the outlook for WTI remains bullish in the near term. As long as prices remain above the critical $76.90 level, the bullish trend is expected to persist. We are targeting the $78.80 and $80.00 levels as the next key resistance points. However, the market must maintain momentum to break through these levels without a significant pullback.

Keep an eye on the ongoing tug-of-war between bullish supply-side factors and the strengthening dollar. The trading range for WTI is expected to be between the $76.70 support and the $80.00 resistance for the immediate future, with any breach of the former potentially signaling a reversal in the trend. For now, the market is in a cautiously bullish phase, with upward pressure tempered by potential headwinds from the US dollar.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

BUY WTI

ENTRY PRICE: 77.100

STOP LOSS: 74.00

TAKE PROFIT: 80.00

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