Group 1: US Dollar Index - The US Dollar Index showed an upward trend last Friday, reaching a high of 97.951 and a low of 97.515, closing at 97.828 [1] - The price is currently supported at the daily and four-hour levels, indicating a bullish outlook [1] - The weekly resistance level is at 98.90, suggesting a potential bearish trend in the medium term [1] Group 2: Gold Market - Gold prices increased last Friday, with a high of 3368.57 and a low of 3321.7, closing at 3357.3 [3] - The 3373 level is identified as a critical Fibonacci retracement level, requiring careful monitoring for potential resistance [4] - The four-hour support level is at 3335, with a bullish outlook as long as prices remain above this level [4] Group 3: EUR/USD Market - The EUR/USD pair experienced a decline last Friday, with a low of 1.1664 and a high of 1.1713, closing at 1.1691 [6] - The monthly support level is at 1.0950, indicating a long-term bullish perspective [6] - The four-hour resistance level is at 1.1700, suggesting a short-term bearish outlook as prices remain below this level [6]

Group 1 - The current market sentiment for gold is bearish, with a focus on short positions as the primary trading strategy [1][6] - Key resistance level for gold is at 3345, while support is identified at 3310, with a potential target below 3200 if the support is broken [1][4] - Recent market news, including trade negotiations and ceasefire agreements, have not significantly impacted the expected downward trend in gold prices [2][4] Group 2 - The analysis indicates a potential target of 3275 for gold prices based on Fibonacci retracement levels, with further targets at 3285 and 3245 [4] - A recent trading attempt at 3309 resulted in a stop loss, highlighting the challenges of accurately predicting market movements [4][5] - The overall trading strategy emphasizes a continued focus on bearish positions, with no significant bullish trends expected in the near term [6]