Key Economic Indicators Today

Gold (XAUUSD)

Amidst escalating Middle East tensions and the looming threat to Israel, gold is experiencing a temporary sell-off as investors lock in profits. This presents a potential buying opportunity for those seeking to accumulate the precious metal at more attractive price levels. The current price of 2365.443 offers an entry point for strategic investors.

Silver (XAGUSD)

Silver is consolidating between 27.725 and 26.494, mirroring gold's price action. Despite the current sideways movement, we maintain a bullish outlook and are prepared to capitalize on any upward breakouts.

US Dollar Index (DXY)

The dollar has strengthened temporarily, trading above 102.775. While our long-term bearish stance remains unchanged, we acknowledge the short-term upward pressure possibly linked to position adjustments ahead of anticipated September rate cuts.

GBPUSD

The pound sterling is under pressure due to domestic turmoil and economic uncertainties. The ongoing unrest is likely to weigh on the currency further.

AUDUSD

The Australian dollar is gaining momentum following the RBA's rate decision. With the central bank signaling potential cuts in December 2024, the AUD is trading at 0.65250 and is poised to break above 0.65618.

NZDUSD

New Zealand's strong employment data has boosted the Kiwi dollar, shifting market expectations towards a more hawkish central bank stance.

EURUSD

The euro has consolidated after a recent rally, currently trading at 1.08950. While we maintain the potential for a sell-off due to escalating geopolitical tensions, we will closely monitor price action for trading opportunities.

USDJPY

The yen has recovered slightly after a prolonged decline, trading at 146.512. We anticipate further weakness in the yen but will reassess our outlook based on market developments.

USDCHF

The Swiss franc has appreciated against the dollar following a recent sell-off. While we maintain a bearish bias on the dollar, we recognize the potential for a short-term correction before the downtrend resumes.

USDCAD

The Canadian dollar has strengthened as expected, trading below 1.37881. Despite the bullish momentum, we are cautious and looking for potential selling opportunities.