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]