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GBP/AUD H4 timeframe possible move
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GBP/AUD on the H4 timeframe is showing signs of a bullish reversal after bouncing strongly from the 1.8680–1.8700 support zone and reclaiming the moving average. The recent impulsive move higher suggests buyers are gaining control, but price may need a short-term pullback or consolidation above 1.8900 before continuing upward. If bullish momentum holds, the next key target is the 1.9350–1.9400 resistance area, while a break back below 1.8880 would weaken the bullish outlook.
Gold jumps 2% as US-Iran peace deal eases inflation fears, dents dollar🚨
Gold prices jumped more than 2% in Asian trading on Monday after the U.S. and Iran agreed to an interim peace deal aimed at ending the Middle East conflict, sending oil prices tumbling and easing some concerns about inflation and higher interest rates.
Spot gold rose 2.3% to $4,317.32 an ounce by 21:48 ET (01:48 GMT), while U.S. Gold Futures expiring in August advanced 2.4% to $4,338.75.
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https://uk.investing.com/news/commodities-news/gold-jumps-2-as-usiran-peace-deal-eases-inflation-fears-dents-dollar-4727230
AUD/USD H4 timeframe possible move
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AUD/USD on the H4 chart is in a clear bearish structure after breaking below the 0.7110 support zone and trading under the yellow moving average. The recent rebound from around 0.7000 looks corrective rather than a trend reversal, with price struggling to reclaim previous support now acting as resistance near 0.7035–0.7050. If sellers maintain control, the pair could extend lower toward the next support around 0.6900, while a sustained move back above 0.7110 would be needed to weaken the bearish outlook.
Gold set for 2nd weekly loss amid Fed hike fears; Iran peace hopes limit slide🚨
Gold prices fell on Friday and headed for a second straight weekly loss, pressured by persistent inflation concerns and growing expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hike, while renewed hopes for a U.S.-Iran peace agreement capped the slide.
Spot gold was last down 0.7% at $4,182.44 an ounce by 02:18 ET (06:18 GMT), set to fall more than 3% for the week.
U.S. Gold Futures for August delivery jumped 2.2% to $4,203.87 on renewed Middle East peace hopes.
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https://uk.investing.com/news/commodities-news/gold-set-for-2nd-weekly-loss-amid-fed-hike-fears-iran-peace-hopes-limit-slide-4725146
EUR/CAD 1D timeframe possible move
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EUR/CAD on the daily timeframe is compressing beneath a long-term descending trendline while holding above the rising moving average, signaling a potential breakout setup. Price is repeatedly testing the 1.6100–1.6150 resistance zone; a daily close above the trendline could open the way toward 1.6200 and higher levels. However, rejection from current resistance may trigger a pullback toward the moving average around 1.6000 before buyers attempt another push higher.
Gold rises from 6-mth low amid heightened Iran tensions, Fed rate concerns🚨
Gold prices rose in Asian trading on Thursday after touching their lowest level in more than six months earlier in the session, as investors weighed escalating tensions in the Middle East and growing expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve could raise interest rates later this year.
Spot gold rose 0.9% to $4,107.57 per ounce by 21:25 ET (01:25 GMT), after falling to as low as $4,023.96.oz earlier in the session -- its weakest level since late November.
Read more:
https://uk.investing.com/news/commodities-news/gold-rises-from-6mth-low-amid-heightened-iran-tensions-fed-rate-concerns-4722910
EUR/JPY 1D timeframe possible move
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EUR/JPY on the daily timeframe remains bullish, with price respecting the rising trendline and trading above the long-term moving average, indicating buyers still control the broader trend. The recent pullback appears corrective rather than a trend reversal, and a successful hold above the trendline near 184.0–185.0 could open the way for a retest of the 187.5 resistance zone. A breakout above that resistance would strengthen the bullish outlook and support a continuation toward higher highs in the coming months.
