2025

Aside from some variations around geopolitical events, the price of gold seems to have plateaued a bit since late April. It's still up almost 30% since the start of the year, as a weaker dollar combines with investor interest in safe…
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(USOIL) WTI going nowhere (USOIL) WTI remains stuck and is going nowhere since the previous sell-off. Only a twist in the Middle Eastern tensions would cause a spike in prices, but for now, no news means no movement. Prices remain in…
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Dow managed to meet the second target of 44550-90. As we see over the chart, prices face resistance around 44700-50, where as long as the market holds below it, a chance for s drop correction toward 43100-200 is expected.…
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Gold tested the resistance zone of 3350-60 yesterday and caused a correction toward 3327 so far. As we see over the chart, prices face resistance around 3350-60 which could push for a correction toward 3300, before the advance…
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Crude Oil managed to hit a  fast correction and as result of easing tensions in the Middle East. Prices hit targets 71.45, 68.00 and closed from the third support 63.70. As we see over the chart, and as long as the market…
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USDJPY managed to rebound above 143.40-90 which could push a rebound on market. Intraday levels show support around 142.65 where as long as the market holds above it, a chance for a further rebound toward 145.70-90 is likely.…
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GBPUSD starts to show a chance for an advance as the market hit a few pips above the resistance of 1.3745-75. As we see over the chart the market is facing the chance for a correction toward 1.3675 advancing again. Whilst…
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The Euro met the second target of 1.1690 and above. As we see over chart, the market is still on an uptrend wave which is still looking for the third target at 1.2000. Intraday levels show the first support around 1.1765 and…
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Thursday sees an early release of June NFP figures as the US is closed for a holiday on Friday. The consensus is for continued weakness in the jobs numbers. But, unless there is a major shift in the data trends, markets seem to be generally…
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