Gold prices have been moving in tandem with the dollar, suggesting larger-scale conflicts. From a technical standpoint, we anticipate a significant retracement in gold prices.

EURUSD and GBPUSD have successfully reached our weekly targets, confirming the accuracy of our pre- and mid-week analysis. In our upcoming week review, we'll delve into the insights gained from this week's price action. So, what's next when targets are met? When our weekly

The CPI release aligned with our analysis, favoring our projected market direction. However, the targets for EUR sell-side below 1.17000 and GBP sell-side below 1.25000 have not been fully met. Yesterday's trading day exhibited considerable range, indicating a potentially slower session in London. Anticipating a continuation

On the weekly timeframe, we observe how EURUSD and GBPUSD tapped into a balanced price range by taking out the previous week's high and faced rejection. Conversely, the DOLLAR breached the previous week's low but didn't reach the balanced price range. The daily timeframe

Last week, price action on DXY saw a swing high followed by a sell-off, reaching the week's low before bouncing off the equilibrium of the dealing range. The week concluded with a close slightly above equilibrium, indicating no ideal trading conditions.