Group 1: XAU/USD Gold - The gold price experienced a high of 3791 before retreating to a support level of 3737, with a cautious dovish speech from Powell causing a drop to 3751 [1] - ETO Markets indicates that under the Fed's "dual risk" policy framework, data-driven characteristics are strengthening, and there is a need to be wary of technical pullback risks [1][3] Group 2: EUR/USD Euro - The EUR/USD pair fluctuated around 1.180 due to slowing PMI growth in the Eurozone and a decline in the US PMI, with a volatility of 41 points [5] - ETO Markets notes doubts about the sustainability of Eurozone growth, while the path for Fed rate cuts remains unclear, suggesting a short-term consolidation pattern [5] Group 3: GBP/USD Pound - The GBP/USD pair closed at 1.3512, with all UK PMIs falling short of expectations, raising concerns about the Bank of England's rate cut expectations intertwined with Fed policy uncertainty [10] - ETO Markets emphasizes the need to pay attention to UK policy developments [10] Group 4: GBP/JPY Pound-Yen - The GBP/JPY pair showed a sideways movement near the H1 trend line, closing with a small bearish candle, with resistance at 199.8-200 suggesting a short-term bearish bias [14] - ETO Markets recommends focusing on short positions at resistance levels [14][16] Group 5: Today's Economic Focus - Key economic data to watch includes Australia's August CPI, Germany's IFO Business Climate Index, US new home sales, and EIA crude oil inventory data [17] - ETO Markets warns of potential market volatility from Trump's speech at the UN and advises careful risk management during this data-intensive period [17]

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: XAU/USD Gold - The market experienced a V-shaped reversal with a daily range of 341 points, closing with a small bullish candle and a long lower shadow [1] - Current price action is at the top of a descending channel, with resistance at 3330; a breakout could lead to targets of 3345/3363 [1] - ETO Markets suggests monitoring for breakout signals at the channel top due to market volatility from trade negotiation uncertainties and cautious Federal Reserve policies [1] Group 2: EUR/USD - The EUR/USD pair fluctuated around 1.171 with a daily range of 40 points, closing with a small bullish candle [6] - Positive progress in EU-US trade negotiations is noted, with a target to reach an agreement before August [6] - ETO Markets highlights the need to pay attention to European policy changes and Federal Reserve officials' comments that may impact the market [6] Group 3: GBP/USD - The GBP/USD pair traded around 1.359 with a daily range of 55 points, closing with a small bullish candle [10] - The UK Office for Budget Responsibility warned of insufficient fiscal flexibility, leading to a sell-off in long-term UK bonds [10] - ETO Markets emphasizes the importance of monitoring UK government policies for their potential market impact [10] Group 4: GBP/JPY - The GBP/JPY pair reached a high of 199.8 before retreating, with a daily range of 123 points and closing with a long upper shadow [14] - The market is advised to focus on short positions due to resistance at the 38.2%/50% Fibonacci levels [14] - ETO Markets suggests selling on rallies as the primary strategy [14]