USD/JPY breaks out on strong U.S. GDP data, with 149 acting as support and traders eyeing 151–152 as bullish momentum and a Golden Cross build.
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EUR/USD declines toward 1.16 support, with traders watching closely as the U.S. dollar regains strength and risks a major shift in trend if support fails.
Gold remains choppy but supported above $3,700, with the bullish trend intact and traders eyeing $3,800 resistance and a longer-term move toward $4,000.
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The NASDAQ 100 pulled back to 24,400 before buyers stepped in, with the broader uptrend supported by Fed rate cut optimism and strength in key tech stocks.
Gold retreated from all-time highs after dollar stabilization, but the bullish trend holds with key support at $3,650 and upside targets toward $3,800–$3,835.
The EUR/USD pair faces renewed selling pressure near 1.1728, with weak German data and Fed caution weighing ahead of key US GDP and inflation releases.
The USD/ILS trades sideways near 3.3540, with Israel’s holiday-thinned volumes keeping action muted as traders await US GDP data for direction.
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NZD/USD is under pressure near 0.5820 as traders weigh the upcoming US GDP release and the RBNZ governor transition, with 0.5800 as key support.
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USD/CAD is testing the 1.39 ceiling, with a breakout above 1.3920 eyeing 1.42, while support at 1.38–1.37 favors buy-on-dip strategies.
Crude oil rallied above the 50-Day EMA on Wednesday, but faces major resistance at $65–$66, leaving the market in a range until a breakout decides the next move.
Bitcoin bounced on Wednesday, holding above $110K support while facing resistance at $117K, as Wall Street ETF flows and shifting risk sentiment guide momentum.
The British pound tumbled below the 50-day EMA on Wednesday, with GBP/USD targeting 1.34 support as a stronger dollar and weak global sentiment drive selling pressure.
The euro dropped toward 1.1725 on Wednesday as the Fed’s cautious tone supported the US dollar, leaving EUR/USD range-bound under 1.19 resistance.
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