Abstract:USD/JPY has reached unprecedented highs amid strong retail sales data in Japan but faces technical challenges with overbought conditions and potential resistance at recent highs. Fundamental concerns over yen depreciation and its economic impacts may influence future movements, prompting market participants to monitor closely for potential corrections.
Product:XAU/USD
Prediction: Decrease
Fundamental Analysis:
Gold prices have dropped nearly 1%, falling below $2300. Analysts say the sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields has strengthened the US dollar, hurting gold prices. The 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yield hit a two-week high, and the dollar reached its highest level in almost two months, making gold more expensive for other currency holders. Ahead of Friday's U.S. PCE price index release, gold prices fell over 0.91% on Wednesday due to the stronger dollar and higher U.S. Treasury yields.
Technical Analysis:
XAU/USD have fallen below the support level of $2300. If prices stay below this level, they might drop to $2277, the low point from May 3, and then to $2222, the high point from March 21. On the other hand, if gold prices go back up to $2350 per ounce, they could aim for the key resistance level of $2387 per ounce, the high point from June 7, and then challenge $2400 per ounce.
Product: EUR/USD
Prediction: Increase
Fundamental Analysis:
The euro, which on Wednesday similarly fell to its weakest level since the beginning of May, was last 0.01% higher at $1.0680.The common currency was on track to lose roughly 1.5% for the month, weighed down by political turmoil in the euro zone in the lead up to France's snap election set to begin this weekend. Market participants closely monitor the situation, with particular attention on two leading factions: Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally and the leftist New Popular Front alliance as concerns about the next steps in government policies could drive some volatility, he says. The 10-year OAT yield rises 4.5 basis points to 3.166%, while the 10-year OAT-Bund yield spread widens 2.5 basis points to 73.5 basis points, according to Tradeweb. The euro fell 0.4% to $1.0672.
Technical Analysis:
All the important news data yesterday in the American session were worse than expected, but despite this, the price continued to decline to the 1.07000 level. Our target is the return to the 1.07500 zone, and if the price remains strong, 1.07750. We see the price touching the support level of 1.06673 and bouncing off it. Therefore we see this as a strong support area where we can place our buy orders with profit taking levels at 1.07632 and 1.07929.
Product: USD/JPY
Prediction: Decrease
Fundamental Analysis:
The USD/JPY increased to $160.68, the all-time high. Japan's retail sales data surprised with a 3% year-on-year growth in May, while 2% was expected. However, last quarter's retail trade growth rate was revised down from 2.4% to 2.0%. The larger-than-expected drop in retail sales might show the impact of the yen's depreciation on private consumption, as a weaker yen raises import costs, affecting consumer prices and household spending. The Bank of Japan might need to take more active measures to respond to U.S. Treasury yield trends.
Technical Analysis:
If the USD/JPY rises above Wednesday's high of $160.872, it might reach $162. Conversely, if it falls below $160, the 50-day moving average might come into play. Falling below the 50-day moving average could lead bears to target the support level at $151.685. The 14-day RSI is 70, indicating that the USD/JPY is in the overbought zone, and Wednesday's high of $160.872 might increase selling pressure.
Product: BTC/USD
Prediction: Increase
Fundamental Analysis:
Large Bitcoin investors, colloquially known as whales, have been quietly accumulating the flagship cryptocurrency as its price seemingly starts to recover from a recent drawdown that saw it hit a low just above the $58,000 mark.
According to data shared by on-chain analytics firm IntoTheBlock, holders who control at least 0.1% of Bitcoins total supply have added 7,130 BTC worth around $436 million to their wallets in a single day amid the price drop.
This buying activity is reflected in the Large Holders Netflow'' metric, which tracks the net movement of Bitcoin into and out of wallets associated with these major investors. IntoTheBlocks definition of large Bitcoin holders – those with at least 0.1% of the cryptocurrency supply – means holders with at least 19,700 BTC, or around $1.2 billion.
Technical Analysis:
Bitcoin entered oversold territory after dipping below $62,000 according to Martinez, but the cryptocurrency kept on dropping to trade at little over $58,000 before recovering, and is now changing hands for $61,100.
Intriguingly, past instances of the RSI reaching oversold levels have been followed by significant price surges for Bitcoin. In August 2023, a similar RSI signal preceded a remarkable 197% rally, while in November 2022 and March 2023 oversold levels were followed by surges of 60% and 62%, respectively.
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Gold prices are on the rise, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, falling U.S. Treasury yields, and anticipation of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Prices are holding near the $2,400 mark, supported by favorable U.S. inflation data. The market is closely watching upcoming key economic data and the Fed's meeting, with expectations of policy changes influencing gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset. Higher-than-expected inflation in the UK and Eurozone could boost demand for gold, while U.
USD/JPY is under selling pressure around $153, a three-month low, as expectations of a Bank of Japan interest rate cut support the Yen. The focus is on the advanced US Q2 GDP. Mixed US PMI data and a dovish Fed stance add to the selling pressure on the USD.
Gold prices are set to rise, driven by a busy U.S. economic schedule and interest rate cut expectations. Rebounding above $2,400 due to India's import tax cut, gold is poised for further gains. Bullish RSI indicates strong momentum, with key resistance at $2,412 and $2,450, and an all-time high of $2,483 in sight. Support levels are at $2,384 and the 50-day SMA at $2,359.