DBG Markets: Market Report for May 02, 2025

Market Analysis

GOLD GOLD prices fell to a low but rebounded towards the end of yesterdays trading session. As of now, prices are continuing to report gains. In contrast, the U.S. economy is showing signs of a slowdown, with multiple data points suggesting contraction in the labor market. The MACD and RSI both indicate increasing bearish momentum, with the RSI approaching oversold territory. Meanwhile, the 200-day EMA is sloping downward, reinforcing the bearish bias. Given these factors, there is a strong probability that gold may resume its downtrend in the coming days.

SILVER SILVER prices are currently reaching new lows, confirming a full transition to bearish price action. This shift is supported by consecutive bearish gains on the MACD and an RSI reading that indicates overbought conditions in the context of a downtrend—suggesting continued selling momentum. Prices are likely to be rejected at the 200-day EMA, which reinforces the case for further downside.

DXY USD (U.S. Dollar) is showing strength, yet fundamental data continues to highlight weaknesses in the U.S. economy: JOLTS job openings dropped to 7.19M (vs. 7.49M expected) ADP Non-Farm Employment fell to 62K from last month‘s 147K Advance GDP showed a decline of -0.3% Core PCE Price Index remained flat at 0% Unemployment claims rose to 241K (vs. 224K expected) Employment Cost Index was unchanged Manufacturing PMI grew to 48.7 (still below last month’s 49) Construction spending declined Vehicle sales rose above expectations but remained below last month‘s figure These indicators collectively paint a picture of a slowing economy. While the dollar maintains short-term strength, this data significantly raises the odds of an upcoming Fed rate cut. All eyes will be on Friday’s NFP report, which could heavily influence future Fed policy and the dollars direction. Depending on the outcome, we could see a continuation of the bullish trend or a reversal.

GBPUSD GBP/USD (The Pound) has turned decisively bearish, with price action breaching the 200-day EMA and breaking below prior support. The MACD reflects steady bearish strength, and the RSI also signals growing downside momentum. While prices may revisit the EMA200 for a short-term retest, the broader expectation is for continued selling pressure.

AUDUSD AUD/USD (The Aussie Dollar) remains in a consolidation phase, awaiting clearer developments on both economic data and trade relations between the U.S. and China. Current price action respects the broader bullish structure, and the Aussie stands to benefit from improved trade sentiment. Until a clear breakout from the consolidation zone occurs, we maintain a neutral stance on direction.

NZDUSD NZD/USD (The Kiwi) has been in a bearish trend, but is currently holding above the 200-day EMA and the key support level at 0.58984. A decisive break in either direction is needed before committing to a trade bias. That said, bearish setups remain favorable unless support levels are convincingly held.

EURUSD EUR/USD (The Euro) is seeing increased bearish momentum, confirmed by volume and movement in both MACD and RSI. A clean break below the lower boundary of the current consolidation zone would likely open the door for further downside. This remains a strong possibility under current conditions.

USDJPY USD/JPY (The Yen) is cooling off as the dollar finds renewed strength. Despite growing expectations that the Bank of Japan may raise rates, market sentiment is currently favoring the dollar, buoyed by easing trade tensions across Asia. This regional optimism adds further support to the greenbacks momentum.

USDCHF USD/CHF (The Franc) is weakening, though price action remains choppy as it edges higher. The key resistance at 0.833313 continues to cap upward movement. Should price fail to break above this level, a phase of consolidation may persist. That said, the broader bias remains bullish as long as prices stay above key moving averages.

USDCAD USD/CAD (The Loonie) remains range-bound, showing signs of consolidation. Technicals suggest a lack of directional clarity at this stage. We advise holding off on any directional bias until a clean breakout materializes.