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Early in the correction to a fairly large bullish impulse. Technically, we are all bearish across the board, plus divergences on some indicators on the latest set of peaks.
+CPI Data +Ukraine/Russia peace talks -Tariffs risks -Seasonality
Price action broke throuhj medium term resitance and reclaimed position in longer term ascending channel. If/When it corrects down to the line of support, i'll be sharking up more $10 calls.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is presenting a compelling short setup. After price tested the bearish breaker block yesterday we formed a channel that i see price is going to break out of and move lower with the current resistance level it is at, the DXY is showing signs of weakness.This breakdown suggests further downside momentum is likely. We are initiating short positions targeting the 106.000 level, which represents a key prior support zone. Look for continued dollar weakness towards this target.
Gold's Bullish Breakout Faces Scrutiny Gold's pennant pattern breakout led to new highs, but weak momentum sparks concern. The precious metal's next move hinges on key levels at $2,947 and $2,919. Wednesday's breakout above $2,943 reached a record high of $2,947. However, a potentially weak closing price today may signal a failed breakout. To confirm strength, gold needs to close above yesterday's high of $2,937, ideally above last Friday's high of $2,940. Instead, gold risks closing below Tuesday's high, trading below that level at the time of writing. The narrow price range suggests a lackluster bullish breakout, highlighting key near-term levels: Key Levels: $2,947: Resistance $2,919: Support A decisive move beyond these levels will dictate gold's next direction. Happy trading best wishes Tom ?
Event to pay attention to today: 15:30 EET. USD - Unemployment Claims GBPUSD: The GBP/USD pair is holding strong following losses on the previous two consecutive days, trading at around 1.25900 during the Asian session on Thursday. However, the pair is under pressure due to concerns over tariffs from US President Donald Trump, which have led to increased demand for the US Dollar (USD).According to Bloomberg, Trump announced plans to impose 25 per cent tariffs on foreign cars on Tuesday, as well as expected duty hikes on semiconductor chips and pharmaceutical products. The official announcement is expected to be made on 2 April.Market participants are now focusing on key US economic data, including weekly initial jobless claims, the central bank's leading economic index and the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index, which will be released during the North American session.The minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting for January, released on Wednesday, confirmed the decision to leave interest rates unchanged in January. The committee emphasised that further assessment of economic activity, labour market trends and inflation was required before any adjustments to rates could be considered, and that clear indications of falling inflation were necessary for any rate cuts to be implemented.Despite the release of better-than-expected annual inflation figures on Wednesday, the British pound (GBP) did not strengthen. The UK Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that January's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3.0% year-on-year, beating December's 2.5% rise and market expectations of 2.8%. This figure remains well above the Bank of England's (BoE) inflation target of 2%.Bank of England directors have previously recognised that inflation could rise in the short term due to higher energy prices and then gradually return to target. Earlier this week, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey reiterated that while inflation may rise temporarily, he does not expect it to be sustainable and still sees a gradual disinflationary trend. Trading recommendation: BUY 1.26000, SL 1.25350, TP 1.26700
I’m, like, seeing a long position here! But, be careful this is MY vibin’ idea