GBPUSD Weekly Outlook: New perspective for the week | Follow-up Welcome to my GBPUSD Technical Analysis Session.
Despite British retail sales data rising by more than expected in April, 0.5% from March and an improvement from the drop of 1.2% the prior month; the U.S. dollar against the Pound Sterling appears to be on course for its fourth consecutive weekly gain as U.S. rate hike expectations grow across the market and traders continue to accumulate positions for the potential that U.S. interest rates remain higher for longer. It is also worth noting that the high-impact economic features from the U.S. docket this week and the unresolved debt ceiling negotiation could incite risk-aversed trading activities at the beginning of the week resulting in a choppy market environment before the "big move" happens. GBPUSD Price Forecast: So, in this video, from a technical standpoint - we reviewed the GBPUSD Support and Resistance Levels on the 4H timeframe and how to use them to identify potential trading opportunities ahead of the new week (GBPUSD Chart Analysis).
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USOILSPOT Weekly Analysis: New Perspective and Follow-Up DetailsThe USOil rallied as much as 1.3% on Friday after the Fed’s favorite gauge for U.S. inflation came in beyond expectation for April, indicating that the central bank will raise interest rates again in June and July versus expectations for a pause.
USOILSPOT Fundamental Factors: However, following the U.S. president's announcement via his Twitter handle on Saturday that the much-awaited deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling has been reached, the potential of the currency and commodity markets to embark on a new wave of risk-taking - after weeks of fear about a government default on payments is now high. Now that the threat of a default is out of the way, assets, including commodities, could move higher when markets reopen on Tuesday after Memorial Day weekend.
USOILSPOT Technical Analysis: In this video, we considered the USOILSPOT Support and Resistance Levels identified on the 4H timeframe as a yardstick to guide trading activities and the USOILSPOT Price Forecast ahead of the coming week.
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XAUUSD | GOLDSPOT | New perspective | follow-up detailsLast week's U.S. data showed stronger-than-expected consumer spending in April. The increase in personal consumption expenditures (PCE) raised expectations that the Federal Reserve is likely going to hike interest rates again in June. The U.S. debt ceiling proceedings appear to be closing in on an agreement ahead of a June 1 deadline that would raise the government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling for two years.
Gold Price Forecast: All these economic developments appear to be taking a positive toll on the Greenback as gold was off 2% after another 2% loss the prior week and 0.25% the week before that.
XAUUSD Bullish/Bearish Sentiment: However, from a technical standpoint, the appearance of buying pressure around the 1,940 zone is a concern for Gold sellers as this zone has the potential of becoming a platform for another wave of bullish momentum if not broken to the downside (XAUUSD Accumulation/Distribution Analysis). In the coming week ahead of the US economic features - ADP employment change, ISM manufacturing PMI, and Nonfarm payroll; we might likely see a choppy situation during the first half of the week before a major spike in price movement. In this video (XAUUSD Technical Analysis), we analyzed the current market structure from a technical standpoint by examining past price patterns and market behavior, recurring trends, support and resistance levels, and other crucial insights that can aid us in making a well-informed trading decision ahead of the new week.
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USDJPY | Perspective for the new week | follow-up detailsThe USDJPY fell 0.54% to 137.955 on Friday after data showed that Japanese consumer inflation rose back to a 40-year peak in April, putting pressure on the Bank of Japan to adjust its ultra-loose monetary policy. However, news of constructive talks to end the current debt ceiling impasse in Washington raises optimism that a deal can be reached to avoid a damaging debt default. This video illustrates the technical side of the market, as we try to consider the fundamental factors that might affect buying or selling of this pair.
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XAUUSD | New perspective | follow-up detailsAmidst the U.S. debt crisis saga market participants were reluctant to have open sell positions into the weekend, on the off chance that an agreement to raise the U.S. government’s debt ceiling is struck over the weekend hence the engulfing bullish candle observed on Friday. The reluctance of holding short positions resulted in the bullish green light to officially settle Friday’s session at 1,978.78 an ounce (just around the key level at the 1,980 zone), up by 1.1% on Friday. In this video, we dissected the current market structure for trading opportunities both the buyers and sellers have in this market ahead of the new week while taking into consideration the handful of economic features from the U.S. docket.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailOil prices reversed on Thursday and Friday to transition into a choppy situation to the disappointment of buyers as talks to raise the U.S. debt ceiling hit an impasse. Market participants were reluctant to have open buy positions into the weekend, on the off chance that an agreement to raise the U.S. government’s debt ceiling is struck over the weekend which could result in a huge gap at the beginning of the incoming week. In this video, we acknowledged the consolidation phase (between 70 and 74 zones) - a range that will be a determinant of price action in the coming week.
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GBPUSD | Perspective for the new week | Follow-upFollowing a choppy previous week, the Pound Sterling appears to have found "support" along the 1.245000 benchmark and depending on how price action reacts to this level in the coming week will decide whether to buy or sell the Pound Sterling in the coming week(s). The GBPUSD rose 0.3% on Friday to 1.245, rebounding slightly after struggling in the face of overnight dollar strength, and with a handful of high-impact economic features from both economies involved in these pair, we have a week with voluminous trading activities. In this video, we looked at the charts from a technical standpoint for how to take advantage of any trading opportunities in the coming week.
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Part 1 of catching a reversal is to trust structureI noticed that Ethereum was re-testing the neckline of an inverted head and shoulders pattern while at the bottom of a range and on top of support. Price provided an indecision candle on top of support as well as 61.8 fib. I anticipate that price will push back higher to retest a prz level. we have to get there first. It could begin with this purchase at a higher low.
Intraday Bullish Momentum swingThis is a follow up and actual trade taken by myself. I placed a short term buy today at 10:30A.M on AUDUSD simply because lower lows ceased being formed at a key support level. After a strong bullish correction trendline was broken then on the 4Hour the 8Moving Average crossed to the upside of the 21SMA. that's relevant because it lags behind price. The 1 hour provided some reversal signals at a clear support and the trade was essentially taken based on pure candlestick analysis. I love trading reversal candlesticks on top of support. Especially after a market gap on Sunday. I believe a potential inverted head and shoulders is on the way after price failed to make a lower swing low and is now attempting to create a new swing high. Potential short term up trend beginning with indecision candles then a bullish engulfing on top of a weekly support.
USDJPY | Perspective for the new week | follow-up detailsMany are still expecting a Fed pause next month but the jobs market isn't cooperating as it record a 13th straight month of non-farm payrolls beating the consensus estimate. A crisis of confidence among regional and mid-sized U.S. banks, which first broke out in March, has also resurfaced, and adding to these concerns is the potential U.S. debt default, the first-ever if Republican lawmakers in Congress continue their political wrangling with the Biden administration instead of having the debt ceiling raised. In this video, we have taken the time to dissect the current USDJPy chart from a technical standpoint to decipher the likely potential of price movement in the coming week. Technically, a bullish momentum is foreseen but when and how it will happen is the bone of contention.
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GBPUSD | Perspective for the new week | Follow-upThe U.S. dollar rose against the Pound Sterling on Friday and was on track for its biggest weekly gain since February despite concern about the U.S. debt ceiling and monetary policy. The aftermath of the consumer sentiment data is rippling a mixed reaction across the market ahead of the new week. Participants continue to digest features from the U.K economic docket which revealed that the gross domestic product grew by 0.1% in the first three months of 2023 coupled with a key interest rate hike by another 25 basis points data are significant factors that will come into play during the early hours of the coming week as we anticipate another handful of economic data. In this video, we have spotted structures and levels to look out for trading opportunities in the coming week(s).
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XAUUSD | New perspective | follow-up detailsDespite Friday's report that showed U.S. consumer sentiment slumped to a six-month low in May, the US dollar rose. The Gold commodity has been a popular inflation edge, but the sentiment in the market is looking "mixed" as worries that political haggling to raise the borrowing cap could trigger a recession in the US. In this regard, the XAUUSD chart reflects an indecisive phase as price action remain within the 2,050 and 2,000 range since the beginning of the month. In this video, we dissected the current market structure from a technical standpoint to decipher the potential move of price action in the coming week as we look forward to the Retail sales data from US economic docket.
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XAUUSD | New perspective | follow-up detailsGold tumbles from the previous session’s record high of above $2,080 to clings at the key level at $2,000 as data from the US Labor Department on Friday suggests no pausing of rate hikes in June. As market participants settle down to digest the latest development in the market, close attention will be on the consumer price index data for April and May ahead of the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting. Aside from inflation, participants are also nervous about the resurfacing of a US banking crisis - a dent in the US banking sector. In this video, we dissected the current market structure from a technical standpoint to identify potential trading opportunities ahead of the new week.
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GBPUSD | Perspective for the new week | Follow-upGBPUSD price moved 0.45% higher hereby closing the previous week at the 1.26550 zone, hitting a new one-year high amidst the Bank of England battle with inflation. Consumer price inflation in the UK came in at 10.1% - five times the BOE’s mandate. The incoming week is laced with a handful of high-impact economic events from both the UK and US economic docket to trigger market influx either way. The BOE is generally expected to increase rates a quarter point to 4.5% this week and how the market is anticipating these was closely looked at in this video from a technical standpoint.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailDriven by worries about demand linked to recession risks and the strain in the US banking sector, the oil prices experienced a dramatic decline in the previous week (6.5% drop). However, Oil prices received a boost after Friday’s robust US jobs report which eased concerns over the prospect of a downturn in the economy as strong jobs growth is often a plus for oil, whose consumption depends on peoples’ mobility and economic vibrancy. The US economic docket will be closely watched in the coming week as the US Department of Labor Statistics is set to release April inflation data on Wednesday with economists expecting the core consumer price index, which excludes volatile food and fuel prices, to increase by 5.5% on a year-over-year basis, after a 5.6% increase a month earlier. A weaker-than-expected reading could increase the expectations for a rate cut which in turn may cause a price correction upward in the coming weeks for the oil commodity but a beyond-expectation data would support the case for interest rate hikes in the future. In this video, we dissected the market structure from a technical standpoint to sniff out trading opportunities ahead of the new week.
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USDJPY | Perspective for the new week | follow-up detailsThe Japanese Yen advanced during the most part of the previous week, capitalizing on sustained weakness in the US Dollar as markets bet on a Fed Reserve's hint on a potential pause in the Federal Reserve’s rate hike cycle making it one of the viable safe-havens. However, the employment expansion in April was 73,000 beyond expectations, moving the jobless rate a notch lower to 3.4% from a previous 3.5% and making it difficult for the Fed to consider stopping raising interest rates. In this regard, the Greenback may likely capitalize on this theory to gain some traction in the coming week(s). From a technical standpoint, this video highlighted the chances both sellers and buyers have from the current market condition(s) in the coming week(s).
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A Four Hour Evening Star Formed at 38.2Weekly momentum may suggests that intraday momentum is bullish. Last week closed out a very strong bullish engulfing from the low of a weekly range. However The Daily is currently at a key reversal area despite its attempt to create a higher high. The 4 hour has been uptrending with high highs and higher lows despite many weak bullish candles. I believe price is relativelty close to topping out at its high for a reversal given that a confirmed evening star formed at a zone, resistance and the major 38.2 level. The one hour has already broken a bullish correction trendline and the 8MA has crossed to the downside of the 21SMA. 0.67872 is a key area for a short re-test as well as the wick of the evening star. There a monthly resistance right above this new high. I'll be monitoring the 4 hour timeframe for more signs of bear strenth. I'll be looking to enter on a 30MIN or 1 hour set up.
XAUUSD | New perspective | follow-up detailsThe previous week witnessed a risk-averse market atmosphere that helped the US Dollar find demand at the 1,970 area as a safe haven ahead of the FOMC. Economic data from the previous week reveals that though inflation is falling, it still remains well above the Federal Reserve's annual goal of 2% hereby increasing the expectations of another 25 basis-point interest rate hike when the central bank meets next week - a move which is likely going to favor the Greenback. In this video, we have taken the time to dissect the current market structure from a technical standpoint to identify potential trading opportunities ahead of the new month.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailThe previous month witnessed a 4% drop in oil prices despite the OPEC+ member's decision to cut a further 1.7 million barrels from its daily output, adding to an earlier pledge from November to take off 2.0 million barrels per day. The implementation of this pledged cut is supposed to begin next month - May 2023 and this could result in some interesting market influx as the month starts in the coming week. In this video, I shared with you my thought process from a technical standpoint as we plan to take a decisive position ahead of the market opening.
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XAUUSD | New perspective | follow-up detailsGold prices continue to trade below the 2,000 level for the second week straight hereby maintaining its choppy situation on the charts which has been attributed to the uncertainty over the path of interest rates decision by May 3rd; It is expected that events in the coming week should make things much clearer. Economists project that the Federal Reserve will agree on another quarter-point increase which will bring US interest rates to a peak of 5.25% and insinuations that the Fed is not done with rate hikes might as well give the USD a fresh upside in the coming weeks. In this video today, we looked at the charts from a technical standpoint to decipher the potentials that price movement has in the coming week(s).
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GBPUSD | Perspective for the new week | Follow-upBritish consumers remain affected by an elevated inflation rate, which stayed in double digits in March. Comments from a couple of Fed policymakers pointed to the US central bank raising interest rates by 25 basis points in early May, judging that inflation is still at problematic levels and monetary policy needs to be tightened. The market's immediate reaction to these sentiments has been positive as the US Dollar edged higher Friday and looks set to a bearish tone for the GBPUSD in the coming weeks. However, technical levels on the chart around the 1.23600 zone suggest bears need a whole lot of momentum and fundamental stimulus to break through this zone first as it does have a strong memory for buying power. With no high-impact fundamental stimulus from the UK docket in the coming week; the video illustrates what to look for in the current market structure to signal a buy or sell move this week.
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USDJPY | Perspective for the new week | follow-up detailsThough within a range, the US dollar was able to incite bullish traction last week as the 131.000 level remains a zone for buying power and a strength for the Dollar is likely following the Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller's comment on more monetary tightening despite evidence of a steady drop in inflation figures. Higher interest rates tend to benefit the dollar and this could incite a bullish trend in the coming week(s) which could lead to the break of the 133.800 barrier. From a technical standpoint, this video illustrates what we are going to be looking at in the coming week to either buy or sell the USDJPY.
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USOil | New perspective for the week | Follow-up detailFollowing a profitable week for us, the US Oil prices rose for a fourth consecutive week, riding on global energy agency IEA’s upgraded demand prospects for 2023 to break out of the $82.00 level for the first time in 5 months, but a resurgent of the US dollar on Friday following Fed Governor Waller’s remarks favoring more rate hikes; shook up some of the gains as selling pressure resumed at the $83.40 Level. Higher rates often tend to benefit the dollar, especially against commodities like Oil. Will the breakout of the HKEX:82 barrier become a platform for more bullish momentum in the coming week or will it turn out to be just a false breakout? In this video, we looked out for potential trading opportunities from the perspective of both the buyers and sellers and came up with a simple trading set-up that we can use to guide our trading activities in the coming week(s).
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I do not guarantee its accuracy and is not liable for any loss or damage which may result directly or indirectly from such content or the receipt of any instruction or notification therewith.
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