Group 1: US Dollar Index - The US Dollar Index showed a downward trend last Friday, with a high of 99.443 and a low of 98.807, closing at 98.81 [1] - The market experienced pressure during the early session, breaking through the four-hour support level, indicating a short-term bearish outlook [1] - Weekly support is noted at the 98 level, with further attention on mid-term bullish potential [1] Group 2: Gold Market - Gold prices increased last Friday, reaching a high of 4022.72 and a low of 3946.94, closing at 4018.58 [3] - The monthly analysis indicates a critical level at 3130 for long-term bullish sentiment, while the weekly support is at 3585 [3] - Short-term bullish continuation is expected as long as prices remain above the early session low of 4003.76 [5] Group 3: Euro/USD Market - The Euro/USD pair showed an upward trend last Friday, with a low of 1.1553 and a high of 1.1630, closing at 1.1623 [5] - Monthly support is identified at 1.1100, while the weekly support is at 1.1680, indicating a potential bearish outlook in the mid-term [5] - Short-term adjustments are anticipated, with support noted in the 1.1590-1.1600 range [5] Group 4: Upcoming Economic Events - Key economic data to watch includes China's September trade balance and the World Bank and IMF's autumn meetings [7] - The OPEC monthly oil market report is also scheduled for release [7] - Federal Reserve's Powell is set to speak, which may impact market sentiment [7]

Dollar Index - The dollar index showed a downward trend last Friday, with a high of 97.928 and a low of 97.569, closing at 97.698 [1] - The overall market performance last week was characterized by fluctuations, with the dollar index appearing to form a bottom, indicating potential upward movement in the coming week [1] - Weekly support is at the 97.90 level, and a close above this level could lead to further upward momentum [1] Gold - Gold prices experienced an overall increase last Friday, reaching a high of 3891.54 and a low of 3837.94, closing at 3885.34 [2] - The price faced short-term resistance but broke through during the U.S. trading session, resulting in a strong bullish close for both daily and weekly charts [2] Euro/USD - The Euro/USD pair showed an upward trend last Friday, with a low of 1.1712 and a high of 1.1758, closing at 1.1739 [5] - The market is currently fluctuating within the 1.1780-1.1680 range, with a focus on potential breakout points for future movements [5] - Weekly support is at the 1.1690 level, which is crucial for determining the medium-term trend [5] Trading Ranges - The dollar index is expected to maintain a bullish outlook within the 97.70-80 range, with a target of 98.20-98.50 [4] - Gold is anticipated to continue its bullish trend within the 3870-3884 range [6] - The Euro/USD pair is being monitored within the 1.1740-50 range, with a target of 1.1690-1.1650 [8]

Group 1: US Dollar Index - The US Dollar Index showed an upward trend on Wednesday, reaching a high of 97.898 and a low of 97.176, closing at 97.839 [1] - The index is currently testing a weekly resistance area at 97.80, and if it holds, a medium-term bullish trend may continue [1] - Support levels are identified at 97.40 on the daily chart and 97.50 on the four-hour chart, with further upward movement expected if these levels hold [1] Group 2: Gold Market - Gold prices experienced a decline on Wednesday, with a high of 3779.09 and a low of 3717.39, closing at 3735.93 [3] - The price broke below the four-hour support level of 3750, which has now turned into a resistance level, indicating potential further downward pressure [4] - Key support levels to watch are 3712-3680, with 3750 acting as a significant resistance [4][6] Group 3: Euro and US Dollar Exchange Rate - The Euro to US Dollar exchange rate showed a downward trend on Wednesday, with a low of 1.1727 and a high of 1.1818, closing at 1.1737 [6] - The market is currently facing resistance at the 1.1760-70 range, and a break below the weekly support at 1.1700 could lead to further declines [6] - Long-term bullish sentiment is maintained as long as prices remain above 1.1060 [6] Group 4: Economic Data and Events - Key economic data and events to watch include the German Gfk Consumer Confidence Index, Swiss National Bank interest rate decision, and US initial jobless claims [10] - Other important releases include the final Q2 GDP, PCE price index, and durable goods orders for August [10]