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Market Overview

Global markets are currently volatile, influenced by key economic data releases and geopolitical tensions. Gold and Silver prices have declined, while the US Dollar has shown mixed performance. The pound has strengthened against the dollar, while the Australian and New Zealand dollars remain under pressure. The Euro has broken out of consolidation, signaling a potential upside, while the Yen and Franc show mixed trends. The Canadian Dollar remains relatively unchanged.

MARKET ANALYSIS

GOLD

Gold displayed notable weakness toward the end of yesterdays trading session, driven by higher-than-expected U.S. employment data. Both the MACD and RSI indicators reflected the strength of the selling momentum, with the RSI reaching higher levels despite the strong sell-off. However, this could also signal potential divergence, suggesting a possible pullback for a continuation of buying. Overall, price action remains aligned with the selling momentum.

SILVER

Silver prices are currently under selling pressure after reaching 31.4724, aligning with expectations of more consolidated trading. The MACD indicates increased selling momentum, and the RSI reflects a similarly strong bearish sentiment. Further trading is needed to determine whether prices will continue to fall and maintain the consolidated range.

DXY

The Dollar weakened following yesterday's market activity, with analysts now awaiting employment data later today to refine their expectations for the coming week. The RSI shows a sudden burst of buying strength despite slow price movement, signaling a deceleration in bullish momentum and increased selling pressure. The MACD corroborates this with strong selling momentum. We anticipate further dollar weakness, driven by heightened expectations of a rate cut. However, the unemployment report released yesterday dampened market confidence, reducing the probability of a December rate cut from 73% to 70%.

GBPUSD

The Pound strengthened following the Dollar's decline. The MACD reflects this positive momentum, with overall price movement supporting the bullish trend. Notably, the RSI displays divergence, with a decline in momentum despite rising prices, suggesting some hesitation. A continuation of the buying trend is anticipated, though data released later today will likely influence the market as it adjusts to FED expectations.

AUDUSD

The Aussie Dollar remains in a consolidative phase, having regained slightly before retreating below 0.64427. The RSI shows minor hesitation toward selling, having reached oversold conditions during a previous downturn. Meanwhile, the MACD indicates buying strength. Despite these signals, both indicators suggest a bearish market bias. Further selling continuation is anticipated.

NZDUSD

The Kiwi is recovering from its recent lows, with the MACD confirming a buying pullback. The RSI also supports this move, though it shows current selling momentum. Oversold conditions after minor price pullbacks reinforce the conviction for a bearish market overall. Price action continues to suggest selling dominance, with recovery efforts likely limited.

EURUSD

The Euro shows growing potential for a buying continuation, having broken out of a consolidative range. The MACD signals strength for this upward trend, while the RSI highlights oversold conditions despite recent pullbacks, supporting expectations for continued buying. Respecting previous swing lows, price momentum aligns with a bullish outlook.

USDJPY

Despite the Dollar's weakness, the Yen has not registered significant gains. The MACD signals a continuation of bearish momentum, and the RSI reflects a similar sentiment. Overall, price action indicates strength in the downward trend. Hesitation in the market may stem from anticipation of a December rate hike and upcoming BOJ announcements. Political tensions in Korea, particularly discussions of presidential impeachment, have further weighed on Asian markets, contributing to Yen's weakness.

USDCHF

The Franc gained strength as the Dollar weakened, with both the MACD and RSI supporting this market expectation. Increased volume and momentum have pushed prices lower, breaking through previous swing lows after failing to breach resistance at 0.88886. The bearish trend remains intact.

USDCAD

The CAD remains in a state of consolidation, lacking the strength and conviction for a clear directional move. However, the MACD suggests increased momentum and volume for selling, supported by exaggerated RSI increases despite minor pullbacks. Overall price momentum leans toward continued buying, though clarity in direction awaits further developments.