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Daily Market News with FXOpen - 18 June 2026
🔸 Wall Street sells off as rate-hike fears hit tech stocks;
🔸 Sterling looks through cooler inflation data, BOE meeting in focus;
🔸 U.S.-Iran deal sparks record highs for Asian stocks, drags on oil.
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| 2 | #GBPJPY #forextrading #forex #marketanalysis #MarketTrends
GBP/JPY: Ascending Triangle Under Pressure
The GBP/JPY pair has come under pressure after the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate to 1.0% on 16 June. The Bank of England is following the opposite path: at its 30 April meeting, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 8–1 to keep the base rate at 3.75%, with one member advocating an increase to 4%. The June MPC meeting, scheduled for 18 June, is expected by analysts to result in another hold, as inflation remains above the target level. The narrowing interest rate differential between the two central banks continues to build a fundamentally supportive backdrop for the yen.
Technical Picture
On the 4-hour GBP/JPY chart, an ascending triangle structure can be observed: since 8 June, an upward-sloping support has been forming against a horizontal resistance near the red 215.60 level. On 17 June, a strong bearish candle formed on elevated volume, and price broke below the pattern as well as the current market profile. If the downward momentum continues, the next key level on the downside is 213.00, which represents the base of the pattern.
In the event of a reversal, price may find support at the lower boundary of the profile at 214.35 and the POC zone at 214.65–214.70. If the upward move resumes and buyers manage to break above the upper profile boundary at 215.20, the 215.60 resistance area would come back into focus. RSI + MAs shows readings of 35, 50, 51 — the oscillator is approaching oversold territory, while its moving averages remain in neutral conditions.
Key Takeaways
The narrowing interest rate gap between the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England is creating a fundamentally supportive environment for the yen. RSI is approaching oversold levels, although the MAs remain in neutral territory. The next directional move is likely to be driven by the Bank of England’s decision on 18 June. | 7 |
| 3 | #GBPCHF #forextrading #forex #marketanalysis #MarketNews
GBP/CHF
The GBP/CHF pair is showing a relatively modest decline. Price has found support at 1.0600 and is consolidating within the 1.0600–1.0650 range. A breakout from this range would provide clearer direction for the next move. A sustained move above 1.0650 could trigger a retest of the recent high at 1.0700, while a break below the lower boundary could lead to a deeper corrective decline.
Key events for GBP/CHF:
▪️today at 10:30 (GMT+3): Swiss National Bank interest rate decision;
▪️today at 11:30 (GMT+3): Swiss National Bank press conference;
▪️today at 14:00 (GMT+3): Bank of England interest rate decision.
Thus, the key drivers for GBP/USD and GBP/CHF today will be the Bank of England and Swiss National Bank decisions. Following weaker-than-expected inflation data, the market will be looking for confirmation of the UK central bank’s policy stance, while any shifts in expectations for future monetary policy could significantly influence GBP price action in the coming days. | 10 |
| 4 | #GBPUSD #GBPCHF #forextrading #tradingtips #marketanalysis #MarketNews
Pound Under Pressure: Markets Await Bank of England And SNB Decisions
The British pound remains under pressure following weaker-than-expected inflation data, which has reinforced expectations of further monetary easing by the Bank of England. Investors are staying cautious ahead of today’s policy meetings of both the UK central bank and the Swiss National Bank, which is affecting both GBP/USD and GBP/CHF.
The latest data published yesterday showed a slowdown in inflationary pressures in the UK. The annual consumer price index remained at 2.8%, while monthly price growth came in at just 0.2% compared with expectations of 0.4%. Core inflation also came in below forecasts, easing to 2.6% versus expectations of 2.7%. Additional signs of cooling price pressures came from a slowdown in the retail price index and weaker dynamics across several producer price indicators.
The easing of inflation pressures has increased expectations that the Bank of England could continue its gradual policy easing in the coming months. Although no change in interest rates is widely expected today, markets will focus on the accompanying statement, the voting split within the Monetary Policy Committee, and guidance on future policy steps.
GBP/USD
Yesterday, following Jerome Powell’s press conference, the pair fell sharply, renewing its recent low at 1.3300. If the 1.3300–1.3330 range, which has contained the pair’s decline for more than a month, turns into resistance, further downside towards 1.3180–1.3200 may follow. A break of the bearish scenario would require a sustained move above 1.3330.
Key events for GBP/USD:
▪️today at 09:00 (GMT+3): UK unemployment rate;
▪️today at 09:00 (GMT+3): UK average earnings (including bonuses);
▪️today at 15:30 (GMT+3): US Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index. | 9 |
| 5 | #USDCAD #USDJPY #forextrading #marketanalysis
USD/CAD
USD/CAD reached fresh yearly highs last week and tested the psychological resistance level at 1.4000. Following the breakout above the year’s previous peak, the pair has entered a consolidation phase within the 1.3950–1.4020 range. A sustained move below 1.3950 could trigger a corrective decline towards the 1.3850–1.3900 area. Conversely, a decisive break and close above 1.4000 could pave the way for further gains towards the next significant resistance zone near 1.4130.
Key events for USD/CAD:
▪️Today at 15:30 (GMT+3): Canada New Housing Price Index;
▪️Today at 17:30 (GMT+3): US Crude Oil Inventories;
▪️Tomorrow at 15:30 (GMT+3): Canada Raw Materials Price Index (RMPI).
The dollar remains close to important technical levels against both the Japanese yen and the Canadian dollar, but the next directional move is likely to be determined by the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting. Should the Fed maintain a hawkish tone and reaffirm its cautious approach to rate cuts, USD/JPY and USD/CAD may extend their gains and attempt to break through current resistance levels. A more dovish message from Powell, however, could encourage profit-taking in the dollar and lead to a corrective pullback following the strong rally seen in recent weeks. | 12 |
| 6 | #USDJPY #USDCAD #forextrading #tradingtips #marketanalysis #MarketNews
Dollar Holds Near Key Levels Ahead of the Fed Verdict
The US dollar remains well supported against most major currencies, although the next phase of its movement will largely depend on the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting. Investors are adopting a cautious stance ahead of the interest rate decision, the release of updated FOMC economic projections, and Jerome Powell’s press conference. Particular attention will be paid to policymakers’ forecasts, as these could reshape expectations regarding the number of potential rate cuts before the end of the year.
Market participants will also focus on a fresh batch of US economic data. Today’s retail sales figures are expected to provide further insight into the strength of consumer demand in the United States. Investors will also monitor Canada’s New Housing Price Index ahead of the Fed decision. While the Fed is widely expected to leave rates unchanged, the key driver for markets will be any signals regarding the future path of monetary policy and the timing of possible rate cuts.
USD/JPY
Sellers in USD/JPY managed to trigger a correction towards 159.50 last week. However, they failed to develop a sustained downward move, and the pair is once again trading above 160.00. Technical analysis of USD/JPY points to range-bound trading within the 159.50–160.70 corridor. It appears that investors require clearer guidance from the Fed regarding the future direction of monetary policy.
Key events for USD/JPY:
▪️Today at 15:30 (GMT+3): US Core Retail Sales;
▪️Today at 16:30 (GMT+3): speech by US President Donald Trump;
▪️Today at 21:00 (GMT+3): Federal Reserve interest rate decision. | 12 |
| 7 | #oilprices #oilindustry #commodities #marketanalysis #MarketNews
Brent Crude Oil: Decline amid US–Iran Ceasefire
The easing of geopolitical tensions in the Persian Gulf following the announcement of a ceasefire between the US and Iran on 14 June remains the main factor weighing on the oil market in recent days. Market participants are increasingly pricing in a scenario of a resumption of full-scale supplies through the Strait of Hormuz in the near future. This has led to a significant reduction in the geopolitical risk premium that previously supported prices at relatively elevated levels. In addition, expectations of higher supply from major producers are prompting profit-taking on long positions accumulated during the previous rally.
Technical Picture
The medium-term uptrend in XBRUSD, which had been forming on the D1 timeframe since mid-December 2025, was broken on 25 May following a downside gap. After this, the price broke below the lower boundary of the market profile and significantly accelerated its downward movement. If the momentum continues at the same pace, the green support around $70.00 could act as the next downside reference point. In the event of a corrective rebound, two major obstacles would be the lower boundary of the profile at $95.10 and the point of control (POC) zone at $103.60–$104.00. The red resistance level at $120.50 may come into play if prices rise above the upper boundary of the profile at $113.00.
RSI + MAs shows readings of 28, 38 and 43. The moving averages are coloured red, while the RSI curve has entered oversold territory. This configuration suggests that in the near term the market may remain in a state of heightened uncertainty, with volatility likely to increase significantly. Vertical volume has not yet shown any notable anomalies.
Key Takeaways
The current market structure indicates a prevailing downside bias following the break of the medium-term uptrend. Against the backdrop of expectations of additional oil supply returning to the market, this technical picture adds to short-term uncertainty. | 11 |
| 8 | #GBPUSD #tradingforex #tradingtips #marketanalysis #MarketNews
GBP/USD: Consolidation Ahead of the Bank of England Decision
The Bank of England is due to hold its next policy meeting on 18 June. According to a Reuters poll conducted between 5 and 12 June, all 65 economists surveyed expect the Bank Rate to remain unchanged at 3.75%, although around 40% of respondents anticipate at least one rate increase before the end of the year. Domestic data are also weighing on sterling: UK GDP contracted by 0.1% in April, marking the first monthly decline since August last year, while a Bank of England survey showed a notable rise in household inflation expectations amid the conflict in the Middle East. Uncertainty surrounding the monetary policy outlook, coupled with weakening macroeconomic data, is creating a mixed backdrop for the pair.
Technical Picture
On the four-hour chart, GBP/USD has formed a pattern resembling a descending triangle, with the upper boundary declining steadily while the lower boundary remains broadly horizontal. The pattern developed following the decline that began on 25 May and could be interpreted by market participants as a continuation formation within the broader downtrend that has been in place since the start of the year. At present, the price is attempting to return to the triangle range after briefly moving above the upper boundary and subsequently retreating.
The resistance area around 1.3460 remains relevant if the price fails to establish itself below the upper boundary of the profile at 1.3422 and the Point of Control (POC) zone at 1.3390–1.3392. On the downside, support in the 1.3325 area could become the nearest target in a bearish scenario should the lower boundary of the profile at 1.3356 be breached.
RSI + MAs are currently reading 51, 55 and 50. All three lines are clustered around the neutral zone, providing no clear directional signal.
Key Takeaways
The neutral readings of RSI + MAs, together with the possibility of the price returning to the triangle range following the recent pullback, contribute to an uncertain technical picture. The Bank of England's decision on 18 June and the accompanying policy guidance are likely to be the key factors shaping the pair's near-term direction. | 15 |
| 9 | #GBPUSD #forextrading #tradingtips #marketanalysis
GBP/USD
GBP/USD is also showing positive momentum. Sterling is benefiting not only from improving global risk appetite but also from expectations that the UK economy will remain relatively resilient. At the same time, market participants continue to monitor signals from the Bank of England and the outlook for the central bank’s monetary policy.
Technical analysis of GBP/USD points to the possibility of a move towards 1.3460–1.3500 if the 1.3400 level turns into support. A decisive break below the 1.3400–1.3380 area could trigger another test of the 1.3300 level.
Key events for GBP/USD:
▪️Today at 17:00 (GMT+3): Atlanta Fed GDPNow indicator;
▪️Tomorrow at 09:00 (GMT+3): UK Consumer Price Index (CPI);
▪️Tomorrow at 11:30 (GMT+3): UK House Price Index.
Summary
The easing of geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran has allowed European currencies to recover after recent pressure from the US dollar. However, the continuation of the upward moves in EUR/USD and GBP/USD will depend both on incoming economic data from Europe and the United States and on further progress in negotiations between Washington and Tehran. For now, market sentiment remains moderately positive, although fresh fundamental developments are likely to determine the next directional move. | 13 |
| 10 | #EURUSD #GBPUSD #forextrading #tradingtips #marketanalysis
EUR/USD and GBP/USD Advance on Reports of a US–Iran Agreement
European currencies are staging a solid recovery after a period of heightened demand for the US dollar, which had previously been supported by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Reports that the United States and Iran have reached preliminary agreements regarding a potential ceasefire and the normalisation of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz have significantly improved market sentiment and reduced investors’ appetite for safe-haven assets.
According to incoming reports, the two sides have moved closer to agreeing on the key terms of a potential deal that would include a cessation of hostilities and a gradual stabilisation of the regional situation. Although the final memorandum is not expected to be signed until 19 June in Geneva, the progress in negotiations itself has been viewed as a positive signal by market participants. Against this backdrop, demand for the US dollar as a safe-haven asset has eased somewhat, allowing both the euro and the pound to recover from their recent declines.
Additional support for European currencies may come from today’s macroeconomic releases. Investors will be closely monitoring the publication of the ZEW Economic Sentiment Indices for Germany and the euro area. Any improvement in business confidence and economic sentiment could strengthen the euro’s position, particularly after a period of elevated uncertainty.
EUR/USD
From a technical perspective, EUR/USD continues to recover after testing a key support zone. The pair has managed to hold above important levels and is now attempting to develop a bullish correction. Further price action will depend on whether buyers can establish a foothold above nearby resistance levels and confirm the formation of a more sustainable recovery.
A move and close above 1.1620 could open the way towards 1.1660–1.1690. Failure to secure gains above 1.1620 may result in a retest of the recent low near 1.1600.
Key events for EUR/USD:
▪️Today at 12:00 (GMT+3): Germany ZEW Current Conditions Index;
▪️Today at 12:30 (GMT+3): German 5-year Bobl bond auction;
▪️Tomorrow at 15:30 (GMT+3): US Housing Starts. | 8 |
| 11 | #ForexTrading #MarketVolatility #FederalReserve #BOJ #USIran #InflationData #GBPUSD #USDJPY #GlobalMarkets
Weekly Market Insights with Gary Thomson: BoJ, Fed, and Geopolitics
In this video, we’ll explore the key economic events and market trends, shaping the financial landscape. Get ready for insights into financial markets to help you navigate the week ahead. Let’s dive in!
In this episode of Market Insights, Gary Thomson unpacks the strategic implications of the most critical events driving global markets.
👉 Key topics covered in this episode:
🔸 US - Iran
According to CNBC, the United States and Iran announced a peace deal over the weekend, with the official signing ceremony scheduled for 19 June in Switzerland. The news lifted global equity markets, while oil prices and the US Dollar Index moved lower. Further comments from both sides may drive market volatility in the coming days.
🔸 BoJ Interest Rate Decision
Japan is preparing for a potential interest rate increase as inflation risks become a greater concern for policymakers. Higher rates are expected to support the yen, which remains under pressure, while further policy tightening may continue through the end of the year. How could additional interest rate hikes affect the value of the Japanese yen and the country's economy?
🔸 UK Inflation Rate
Investors are closely watching upcoming UK inflation data, as it could influence expectations for future monetary policy and trigger volatility in the British pound. While no immediate interest rate change is expected, inflation trends remain a key factor in assessing the country's economic outlook. Could the upcoming UK inflation report have a significant impact on the British pound and future monetary policy decisions?
🔸 Fed Interest Rate Decision
Market attention is focused on the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting, as investors seek clues about future interest rate decisions. While rates are expected to remain unchanged, comments from policymakers could influence expectations for further tightening and drive volatility in financial markets. Why are investors closely monitoring the Federal Reserve's statements even though no interest rate change is expected?
To summarise, market sentiment in the coming days will be driven by key economic data and geopolitical developments. Investors remain focused on Iran, global oil supply routes, and energy markets. Traders continue to monitor new information closely and stay flexible in their market approach.
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| 12 | #nikkei225 #stockmarket #stocktrading #marketanalysis #MarketNews
Nikkei 225 Strengthens Ahead of the Bank of Japan Decision
Investors are focused on the Bank of Japan's policy meeting on 16 June. According to a Reuters survey published on 10 June, the majority of economists expect the benchmark interest rate to be raised to 1% — a level not seen for decades. The market is also reacting to the Producer Price Index (PPI) data released on 10 June, which points to ongoing inflationary pressures.
For the Japanese market, not only the rate decision itself matters, but also its impact on the yen. Monetary policy expectations influence the outlook for export-oriented companies included in the Nikkei 225 index (Japan 225 on FXOpen), prompting investors to assess both the BoJ's decision and any signals regarding policy moves in the second half of the year.
Technical Picture
After completing its upward trend near the 68,700 area, the Japan 225 index came under pressure and formed a corrective trend structure. However, sellers have lost momentum in recent sessions, and following the break of the trend, the price has moved above the upper boundary of the profile. If the current bullish impulse persists, the resistance area around 67,900 could attract renewed selling interest. Should buying activity weaken, the upper boundary of the current profile at 65,200 may serve as the nearest support zone.
A deeper decline would bring the Point of Control (POC) area at 64,190–64,300 into focus. If sellers manage to push the price below both the POC and the lower boundary of the profile, the green support zone around 62,400 could become the next key downside target.
RSI + MAs currently shows readings of 64, 53 and 51. The main RSI line remains above both averages and has not yet entered overbought territory. The moving averages are turning higher and have approached the upper boundary of the neutral zone near 55. It is also worth noting the elevated trading volume recorded on 12 June, which adds significance to the current market setup.
Key Takeaways
The market is awaiting the Bank of Japan's interest-rate decision amid a recovery following the recent correction. The next move may depend both on the regulator's rhetoric and on the market's ability to remain above the upper boundary of the profile. RSI + MAs remains in the green. | 16 |
| 13 | #DXY #usdollar #tradingtips #marketanalysis #MarketNews
US Dollar Index Analysis: Dollar at a Crucial Point, What's Next?
As the chart shows, the US Dollar Index (DXY) has gained more than 4% from its January lows, with the move accelerating from February 2026 onwards. Today, the dollar finds itself at a technically and fundamentally critical point, one that could define the near-term direction not only of the greenback itself, but of equity indices, dollar-paired currencies, commodities, and cryptocurrencies alike.
What Has Been Driving Dollar Strength?
The primary driver behind the dollar's recent appreciation has been geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East, with the US dollar and crude oil (XBR/USD and WTI/USD) being the natural beneficiaries.
The most recent example came on 11 June, when President Trump stated his intention to bomb Iran and seize its oil resources — echoing the approach taken with Venezuela. Within hours, however, the statement was walked back, with officials indicating that negotiations were in their final stages. The dollar initially surged on hawkish rhetoric, then surrendered the entire gain as tensions appeared to ease, with traders reducing so-called safe-haven exposure. Should Middle East tensions escalate further and a near-term agreement fail to materialise, the dollar could find renewed buying interest and potentially challenge the key level it currently faces.
Technical Analysis of the DXY
From a technical standpoint, the DXY is trading around the 100.00 level, a zone that carries both psychological and structural significance. Historically, this area acted as a major support; it now functions as a key resistance. The index has tested and rejected this zone on multiple occasions — in March, April, and again in recent sessions — yet the broader bullish structure remains intact.
On the bullish side, the immediate levels to consider are 100.31, yesterday's high, and 100.64, the 2026 high. A decisive break above these levels could open the door towards 102.00 and 103.50, where the next significant resistance areas sit.
On the bearish side, a rejection at current levels followed by a break of the ascending trendline, which has acted as reliable support for approximately two months, would also coincide with a break of the 100-period EMA, a level the DXY has historically respected. The key area to monitor in this scenario is the 98.90–98.70 zone: a confirmed break below this support could trigger a structural shift, forming lower lows and potentially opening the door to a broader bearish phase.
The dollar is walking a tightrope. Highly sensitive to both geopolitical headlines and macroeconomic data, the question remains: will the DXY finally clear the 100.00 threshold or continue to stall beneath it? | 25 |
| 14 | #gasprices #commodities #marketanalysis #MarketNews
US Natural Gas: Inventory Surplus Continues to Weigh on Prices
The US natural gas market (XNG/USD) is entering the summer season under the influence of two opposing forces. Domestically, the picture remains bearish. According to the EIA, working gas in underground storage stood at 2,688 billion cubic feet as of 5 June 2026, which is 151 billion cubic feet above the five-year average. At the same time, gas deliveries to major LNG export terminals have fallen to 16.3 billion cubic feet per day, as seasonal maintenance work at the Golden Pass and Freeport LNG facilities in Texas has constrained export flows.
On the other hand, global LNG demand is strengthening. On 9 June, Morgan Stanley warned that LNG prices could rise to levels not seen in more than three years. Hot weather across Asia and Europe’s need to replenish gas reserves are intensifying competition for available LNG supplies. Should demand continue to increase, a greater share of US LNG could be redirected to overseas markets, potentially providing support for domestic natural gas prices over the longer term.
Technical Picture
Since late April, US Natural Gas has been developing an upward trend on the H4 chart, supported by a series of higher lows. The trendline underpinned the advance up to the peak near $3.260 — a resistance level marked in red, from which the price was rejected twice. Following the second test, the current decline began, and by 11 June the price had moved below the ascending trendline, making its first attempt to break it. Volume on the bearish candle of 11 June increased noticeably, drawing attention to the significance of the attempted trendline break. Under such a scenario, the support level marked in green near $2.930 could come into focus for buyers.
The lower boundary of the horizontal profile at $3.030 and the point of control at $3.050–3.060 are positioned very close together, forming a cluster that could act as resistance should a recovery attempt develop. The RSI and its moving averages are currently reading 38/46/47. The oscillator remains below both moving averages but has not yet entered oversold territory, while the moving averages, highlighted in red, have yet to reach the lower boundary of the neutral zone at 45.
Key Takeaways
The inventory surplus in the United States and reduced export flows from US LNG terminals remain the dominant fundamental factors affecting the market. Technically, the price is testing the ascending trendline amid increased trading volume while remaining below the cluster formed by the profile’s lower boundary and the point of control. Further price action will largely depend on weather forecasts and the EIA’s weekly storage reports. | 19 |
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Nasdaq 100 Analysis: Is This The Beginning of a Deeper Correction?
As the chart shows, the Nasdaq 100 (US Tech 100 Mini on FXOpen) is down more than 6% from its recent highs, with Friday, 6 June, standing out as the defining session: a single-day loss of approximately 4.74% marked the worst daily performance of 2026.
The S&P 500 (US SPX 500 Mini on FXOpen) declined around 4% from its highs, while the Dow Jones (Wall Street 30 Mini on FXOpen) posted a more contained loss of approximately 3%. Investors and traders are now asking the same question: Is this the beginning of a deeper correction, or simply an isolated bout of volatility?
Why Did US Markets Sell Off?
The sell-off was driven by a combination of geopolitical, macroeconomic, and technical factors. On the geopolitical front, US/Israel–Iran negotiations have shown signs of escalation in recent days, injecting uncertainty into already fragile risk sentiment.
The primary catalyst, however, was Friday's Non-Farm Payrolls report, which showed 172,000 jobs added compared with forecasts of just 85,000. The stronger-than-expected reading sent the US dollar sharply higher, putting pressure on all inversely correlated assets, including equity indices, gold, silver, forex pairs, and cryptocurrencies.
Adding further headwinds, Wednesday's CPI print showed inflation holding at 4.2% (Core CPI: 2.9%), potentially pushing the Fed, now under new Chair Warsh, to keep rates on hold for longer.
Technical Analysis of the Nasdaq 100
The chart presents two contrasting scenarios.
On the bullish side, the price defended the 28,200–28,300 support zone twice, triggering a rebound toward the 28,800–29,000 region, a key former support level now acting as resistance. A clean break above this level could suggest the broader uptrend remains intact, while a rejection might initiate a sequence of lower highs and lower lows.
On the bearish side, a confirmed break below the lows of 9 and 11 June could potentially expose the 25,800–26,000 zone — where a key former resistance and the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement of the late-March rally converge. An RSI divergence on the 4H time-frame, already visible before the sell-off, appears to be playing out in support of this scenario.
With dollar strength, sticky inflation, and geopolitical risk all weighing on sentiment, these levels could prove decisive in the sessions ahead. | 19 |
| 16 | Daily Market News with FXOpen - 11 June 2026
🔸 Dollar wobbles as Middle East tensions offset rate-hike expectations;
🔸 Gold holds near six-month low as rate-hike fears limit demand;
🔸 Asia shares fall as geopolitical risks and tech sell-off press sentiment.
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GBP/JPY
GBP/JPY is also trading in a consolidation range near important resistance levels. The pair continues to find support from persistent yen weakness, although the lack of a decisive breakout above recent highs suggests caution among buyers. Strong UK data could prompt another attempt to extend gains towards the 215.60–216.30 area. Conversely, a break below 214.20 may open the way towards 213.30–213.00.
Key events for GBP/JPY:
▪️Tomorrow at 07:30 (GMT+3): Japan industrial production;
▪️Tomorrow at 09:00 (GMT+3): UK gross domestic product (GDP);
▪️Tomorrow at 09:00 (GMT+3): UK manufacturing output.
Overall, sterling is approaching a key juncture where its next direction will largely depend on the state of the UK economy. Upcoming GDP, industrial production, and trade balance data could act as the main short-term drivers for GBP/USD and GBP/JPY. Ahead of these releases, markets are likely to remain cautious, with consolidation near current levels remaining the dominant scenario. | 23 |
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Sterling at Key Levels as Investors Assess UK Economic Outlook
The British pound is maintaining a cautious tone following a period of elevated volatility, with market participants now focused on key upcoming UK economic data releases. Both GBP/USD and GBP/JPY are consolidating near important technical levels as investors await macroeconomic indicators that could provide clearer signals on the outlook for the UK economy and the Bank of England’s next policy moves.
The main event later this week will be the release of UK GDP data for April. Forecasts suggest the economy may contract by 0.1% month-on-month, following a 0.3% expansion in the previous month. At the same time, figures for industrial production, manufacturing output, construction activity, and the trade balance will also be published. Weaker-than-expected data could reinforce expectations of further Bank of England easing and put additional pressure on sterling, while stronger readings may support the currency and trigger a fresh wave of demand.
GBP/USD
From a technical perspective, GBP/USD remains in a consolidation phase following its recent decline. After bouncing from support at 1.3300, a bullish piercing candlestick pattern formed on the daily chart, with potential follow-through towards 1.3420–1.3480. A sustained break below 1.3300, however, could extend the downside move towards the April lows in the 1.3220–1.3180 area.
Key events for GBP/USD:
▪️Today at 13:00 (GMT+3): Thomson Reuters/Ipsos Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) in the UK;
▪️Today at 15:30 (GMT+3): US Producer Price Index (PPI);
▪️Today at 19:00 (GMT+3): US Department of Agriculture (USDA) World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. | 23 |
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EUR/USD: ECB Meeting and Interest Rate Expectations
On 11 June, the ECB is holding the second day of its Governing Council meeting. The interest rate decision will be announced at 14:15 CET, followed by a press conference by Christine Lagarde at 14:45 CET. Markets are focused on the possibility of a 25-basis-point rate increase to 2.25%.
The case for further tightening is supported by accelerating inflation in the euro area, driven in part by higher energy prices resulting from geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. At its 30 April meeting, the ECB paused its policy cycle but indicated that June would be an important point for reassessing the outlook. Labour market resilience and signs of second-round inflation effects have strengthened the arguments in favour of tighter policy. The tone of the press conference could shape market expectations for interest rates through the remainder of the year.
Technical Picture
Following a peak near 1.2000 in January, EUR/USD formed a downward move towards the March lows around 1.1400 on the daily chart. An ascending trendline drawn from the March lows is currently being tested from above, with price attempting to break below it.
At the same time, the pair is trading beneath the lower boundary of the current volume profile at 1.1620, which may indicate increasing selling pressure in this area. Should the price remain below the trendline, the next downside reference point could be the green support level around 1.1450.
The red resistance zone is located near 1.1850. If the market reverses higher and manages to overcome both the point of control (POC) at 1.1720 and the upper boundary of the profile at 1.1790, this area could become the next target for buyers.
RSI + MAs currently shows readings of 35, 41 and 44. All three lines remain below the neutral 50 level, while the moving averages continue to point lower.
Key Takeaways
The outcome of the ECB press conference on 11 June may determine whether the current attempt to break the corrective trend develops into a sustained move or ends with a return to the point of control (POC) area. For now, RSI + MAs remains firmly in bearish territory. | 20 |
| 20 | Daily Market News with FXOpen - 10 June 2026
🔸 Dollar Holds Firm Ahead of US CPI as Middle East Tensions Persist;
🔸 Gold Hits 11-Week Low as Rate-Hike Expectations Offset Safe-Haven Demand;
🔸 Asian Stocks Slide as US-Iran Clash Fuels Risk Aversion.
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