The US dollar may strengthen in the near term, while major currencies experience consolidation or pullbacks. Gold may also experience a correction before potentially resuming its uptrend. Keep an eye on geopolitical tensions, inflation data, and central bank policy decisions for further market direction.
EUR/USD
- Euro finds support after sharp losses last week.
- May see a technical correction around 1.0599.
- Resistance at 1.0665, could reach 1.0708 if broken.
GBP/USD
- GBP/USD is steady.
- BoE meeting on May 9th, could hold rates.
- Resistance at 1.2535 and 1.2620, support at 1.2481 and 1.2396.
- Technical analysis suggests buying above 1.2450.
NZD/USD
- NZ dollar slides to five-month low.
- Weak services sector data.
- RBNZ may cut rates.
- Resistance at 0.5960, support at 0.5910.
AUD/USD
- Expected to move gradually from the support zone towards the resistance area
- Resistance at 0.6600/0.6650
- Support at 0.6440/0.6390.
- Short-term selling possible with a fractional volume.
CHF/USD
- Upward trend expected to continue in the short term
- Possible pullback towards support at 0.9000/0.8950 in the next couple of days.
USD/JPY
- Likely to move sideways within a designated price channel, with a
- Potential downward movement towards the support zone (151.00/150.50) later in the week.
- Resistance at 153.30/153.80.
Gold
- At risk of mean reversion after rally.
- Watch key resistance at $2,390.
- Technically overbought, short-term pullback possible.
- Support at $2,327, $2,300 and $2,260.
ETH/USD
- Expected to continue rising in the short-term.
- Resistance at 3,317, then possible reach 3,437.
- Support at 3,125.
- Could resume bearish cycle if falls below 3,100.
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