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GOLD BUY @ 2438.630 🔹TP - 2436.180 🔸SL - 2429.937 All Copyrights© Reserved

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AUDUSD SELL @ 0.65330 🔹TP - 0.64932 🔸SL - 0.65590 All Copyrights© Reserved

GBPUSD SELL @ 1.28380 🔹TP - 1.28062 🔸SL - 1.28567 All Copyrights© Reserved

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AUDUSD SELL @ 0.65412 🔹TP - 0.65023 🔸SL - 0.65660 All Copyrights© Reserved

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GBPAUD BUY @ 1.96467 🔹TP - 1.97502 🔸SL - 1.95902 All Copyrights© Reserved

GBPUSD SELL @ 1.28810 🔹TP - 1.28614 🔸SL - 1.28911 All Copyrights© Reserved

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GBP/USD

Dips to 1.2850 Amid Growing BoE Rate Cut Speculation GBP/USD is declining due to speculation of a BoE rate cut and concerns about global growth. Market participants are pricing in a 53% chance of rate cuts in August, but economists polled predict an 80% chance of a cut. Technically, GBP/USD has support at 1.2850 and resistance at 1.2950

USD/JPY

Declines Sharply as BoJ Considers Rate Hike Next Week The Japanese Yen is gaining against its G7 counterparts due to rumors that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will reduce bond buying and potentially raise interest rates. Governor Ueda has emphasized wage growth as a key factor, and both average wages and average cash earnings YoY have shown a steady upward trend. Japan is set to establish a national minimum wage standard of 1,054 yen per hour on average, the largest increase ever. The Japanese yen is having an exceptional week, continuing to make substantial gains against its G7 counterparts. After two weeks of intervention speculation, the focus has now shifted, driving further gains for the Yen

EUR/USD

: Rebound From Key Fibonacci Level Eyes 1.09 With PCE on Tap Soft IFO and PMI data has traders worried about a slowdown in Europe. Meanwhile, weak Durable Goods Orders are offsetting a strong Q2 US GDP report. EUR/USD is trying to stage a bounce off the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the late-June to mid-July rally. After a quiet start to the week, the economic calendar has taken center stage over the last 24 hours. In today’s European session, the IFO Business survey declined to 87.0 from 88.6, marking its third consecutive decline and the weakest reading since February. In the wake of the disappointing PMI figures yesterday, traders are now pricing in about a 95% chance that the European Central Bank cuts interest rates at its meeting in September. Across the Atlantic, the US economy failed to take advantage of the weakness in the euro area. Though the Q2 Advance GDP report was stronger than expected at 2.8% vs. 2.0% anticipated, it’s worth highlighting that this is one of the most lagging of all economic indicators, so it tends to have a relatively limited impact on markets

GBPUSD BUY limit @ 1.28654 🔹TP - 1.28828 🔸SL - 1.28558 All Copyrights© Reserved

GBPUSD SELL @ 1.28816 🔹TP - 1.28551 🔸SL - 1.28983 All Copyrights© Reserved

Wow gold running in profit!