Market Outlook: Experts Weigh In on Today's News

GOLD - GOLD is showing increased potential for a bullish continuation, though prices remain consolidated. The MACD continues to move sideways, while the RSI signals overbought levels, indicating sustained bullish momentum. However, this consolidation still respects the bullish structure, suggesting a continuation as prices hover near record highs. The longer GOLD stays around the $3,000/oz range, the more it solidifies its position at this level.

Market focus remains on Trump's proposed reciprocal tariff plans and growing concerns over heightened trade tensions, a slowing economy, and persistent inflation. While FED rate cuts are still expected, they are unlikely to materialize until later this year. The delay allows the FED to assess U.S. economic trends, with the possibility of shifting to a rate hike if conditions warrant.

SILVER - SILVER prices have recovered, bringing the market back into consolidation as anticipated. The MACD reflects an increase in selling volume, though prices have yet to follow through. Meanwhile, the RSI remains stable in bullish momentum, failing to reflect the sharp price surge, which suggests continued upward movement. The potential for a bullish continuation outweighs the chances of a downturn, particularly as market participants gauge the dollars strength in light of Trump's economic and trade policies.

DXY - The dollar continues its steady rise, with both the MACD and RSI confirming bullish momentum. However, it failed to surpass 104.607 following President Trumps late Wednesday announcement of a 25% tariff on all imported cars and light trucks, effective April 2. Additionally, reciprocal tariffs will be imposed on nations with levies on U.S. goods—measures he vows to uphold throughout his second term. These developments heighten concerns about U.S. economic stability, increasing the appeal of metals and alternative assets.

GBPUSD - The Pound has shifted back to overall bearish momentum but was rejected at the lower boundary. A continued sell-off remains likely, with the RSI signaling overbought conditions and the MACD reflecting increased volume. However, uncertainty over the U.S. economy and the looming April 2 tariff implementation may extend consolidation or even lead to Pound gains if weakness in the dollar emerges due to economic slowdown fears.

AUDUSD - The Aussie dollar remains consolidated. While both the MACD and RSI suggest bullish momentum, a clear market direction is yet to emerge. We hold off on taking a firm stance until further price action provides more clarity.

NZDUSD - The Kiwi remains range-bound, neither gaining nor losing significantly. With no clear directional bias, we wait for more market signals before making any trading decisions. Until then, we remain cautious and continue monitoring the range.

EURUSD - The Euro is displaying potential for a continued sell-off. While the MACD lacks strong volume, it maintains steady bearish momentum. The RSI also signals overbought conditions, reinforcing a bearish outlook. We await further price action but are inclined toward selling opportunities.

USDJPY - The Yen consolidates around 150.883, with the MACD maintaining bearish momentum and muted buying volume. The RSI continues to indicate overbought conditions but is slower to call oversold. The likelihood of prolonged consolidation remains high. However, as overall price action still favors the upside, we anticipate continued buying opportunities.

USDCHF - The Franc remains stagnant, but given the current trajectory of the dollar, a bearish move appears more probable, which would result in Franc gains. We wait for clearer market signals and a structural breakout before taking action.

USDCAD - The CAD is experiencing slow but steady gains, extending its consolidation range. Market pressure is squeezing prices within this zone, but both the MACD and RSI are beginning to reflect growing bearish momentum. We remain cautious, looking for more selling opportunities, but will wait for a decisive structural break before committing to a position.