Group 1: XAU/USD Gold - The gold market showed support after a pullback to the H1 trend line, with a daily close forming a small bullish candle, indicating a continuation of the bullish trend, but caution is advised regarding potential monthly trend reversals [1] - Key support levels are identified at 3378 (23.6% Fibonacci retracement) and 3365 (38.2% Fibonacci retracement) [1] - Suggested trading strategy includes buying near 3374 with a target profit of 60-80 points and a stop loss at 3368 [3] Group 2: EUR/USD Euro - The EUR/USD pair faced downward pressure due to deteriorating consumer confidence in Germany and political risks in France, with a daily close forming a bearish candle [7] - Key resistance levels are at 1.169 and 1.174, while support levels are at 1.153 and 1.157 [9] - Recommended strategy involves shorting near 1.166/1.165 with a target profit of 30-50 points and a stop loss at 1.170 [9] Group 3: GBP/USD Pound - The GBP/USD pair experienced a V-shaped rebound supported by ambiguous expectations of a rate cut from the Bank of England, closing with a bullish candle [12] - Key resistance levels are at 1.358 and 1.363, with support levels at 1.339 and 1.344 [14] - Suggested trading strategy includes buying near 1.348/1.347 with a target profit of 30-50 points and a stop loss at 1.342 [14] Group 4: GBP/JPY Pound-Yen - The GBP/JPY pair showed sideways movement with a daily range of 59 points, forming a small bullish candle, indicating a consolidation phase [17] - Key resistance levels are at 200.3 and 199.5, while support levels are at 197.9 and 197.3 [19] - The strategy suggests waiting for a clear direction before entering trades [19]

Group 1: Gold Market Analysis - Gold prices faced downward pressure due to stronger-than-expected ADP employment data and the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates, with prices dropping to a low of 3268 [1] - Current market conditions indicate a bottom rebound phase, with resistance levels at 3300 and 3307; if these resistances hold, further downward movement may occur [1] - A trading strategy suggests short positions in the 3323-3317 range with a target profit of 70-90 points and a stop loss near 3314 [3] Group 2: EUR/USD Analysis - Eurozone's Q2 GDP growth of 0.1% exceeded expectations, but strong US ADP employment data and internal Fed dissent pressured the euro, leading to a price drop to around 1.140 [6] - Key resistance levels are at 1.150 and 1.155, while support levels are at 1.131 and 1.136; a continuation of the bearish trend is suggested with short positions in the 1.150-1.149 range [7] - The H1 three-color line remains green, indicating potential for short positions based on M5 model trading [8] Group 3: GBP/USD Analysis - The Bank of England may raise inflation and growth forecasts, but strong US employment data and Fed dissent negatively impacted the pound, with prices settling around 1.3225 [10] - Resistance levels are identified at 1.332 and 1.338, with support at 1.314 and 1.320; a bearish strategy is recommended for short positions in the 1.329-1.330 range [11] - The H1 three-color line has turned green, suggesting short positions near the trend line with a target of 60 points [12] Group 4: GBP/JPY Analysis - The GBP/JPY pair saw a rebound after testing the 197.45 level, but faced resistance, closing with a small bearish candle [14] - Key resistance levels are at 198.0 and 198.5, while support is at 197.0 and 196.6; a strategy to short on rebounds to 197.6 is advised [16][17] - The H1 three-color line has shifted from yellow to green, indicating potential for short positions based on M5 model trading [18]

Group 1: Gold Market Analysis - Gold exhibited a volatile pattern with an intraday range of approximately 251 points, facing resistance near the H1 trend line before retreating to a low of 3312 and then rebounding, closing as a small shadow candlestick [1] - The market is currently experiencing a dual challenge with geopolitical risks and safe-haven demand potentially driving gold prices higher, while the Federal Reserve's high interest rate expectations exert downward pressure [1] - Key resistance levels for gold are identified at 3360-3363, with a short-term pullback pressure noted after breaking above the H1 trend line [1] Group 2: Euro Market Analysis - The Euro continued its bullish trend, breaking previous highs to around 1.1665, closing with a bullish candlestick, driven by optimistic economic outlooks in Europe and a weaker dollar [7] - Resistance levels for the Euro are set at 1.175 and 1.180, while support levels are at 1.157 and 1.162, with a strategy to buy on dips around 1.164-1.165 [9] Group 3: GBP/USD Market Analysis - The British Pound extended its gains to 1.3671, closing with a bullish candlestick, influenced by weak labor market signals and easing Middle East tensions, despite expectations of a rate cut by the Bank of England [12] - Key resistance levels for GBP/USD are at 1.376 and 1.381, with support at 1.358 and 1.363, recommending a buy on dips around 1.364-1.365 [14] Group 4: GBP/JPY Market Analysis - GBP/JPY broke the H1 trend line, reaching a new high of 198.6, closing with a bullish candlestick, with a pullback observed to the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level [16] - Resistance levels are identified at 199.5 and 198.6, with support at 197.0 and 196.2, suggesting a buy on dips around 197.6-197.3 [18]