GBP/USD remains under pressure. The stronger dollar has been supported by rising Treasury yields, safe-haven demand linked to Middle East tensions, and growing market expectations of another Fed rate hike by year-end. While the Bank of England remains concerned about inflation and may maintain a relatively hawkish stance, slowing UK economic growth has limited support for the pound. Overall, the fundamental outlook favours the U.S. dollar in the near term. Unless upcoming U.S

EUR/USD remains under pressure after a strong U.S. jobs report. Markets are now pricing in another Fed rate hike by year-end, while upcoming U.S. CPI data could further strengthen the dollar if inflation remains elevated. At the same time, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty around oil prices continue to support safe-haven demand for the greenback. Attention will also be on the ECB rate decision this week. While the ECB is expected to raise rates by 25 ba

Gold is showing signs of forming a short-term bottom after successfully holding the key 4,300 support area. Recent price action, including a bullish weekly pin bar, and improving momentum signals suggests that buyers may be starting to regain control. As long as gold remains above 4,300, the technical outlook favours a move higher toward 4,630 (50 DMA level), with potential upside targets around 4,765. However, traders should remain cautious. June has historically been the we

Gold remains under pressure following the stronger-than-expected U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report, which reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates higher for longer. The stronger labor market data has supported the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields, creating a challenging environment for gold. Despite the recent selling pressure, gold continues to hold above the key 4,360 support level, preventing a broader bearish breakdown for now. Technicall

The Japanese yen has gradually weakened over the past five weeks, allowing USD/JPY to recover much of the decline caused by previous intervention from Japan's Ministry of Finance (MOF). With the pair once again testing the key 160 level, traders remain alert to the possibility of another round of intervention, especially as this level has previously triggered action from Japanese authorities. The upcoming U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report is a major risk event. A stronger-t

EUR/USD remains under pressure as the economic gap between the U.S. and Eurozone continues to widen. Strong U.S. growth, supported by resilient consumer demand, solid economic data, and AI-driven investment, contrasts sharply with weakening Eurozone activity, where recent PMI data points to a possible economic contraction. Despite markets pricing in nearly three ECB rate hikes by April next year, the euro has struggled to benefit. Investors appear more focused on growth prosp

No, we don't use GRID/Martingale. The sequence of trades can be opened in a controlled risk manner by use of algebra, R = L[T∑n - X(∑n ² - ∑n)] the sequence and series part of algebra. However, we must know the direction first. And, we need wholesome analysis for the direction. In the sequence formula mentioned above, R is risk (the amount which we put on risk), L is initial lot size, T = total price range in which we are going to open positions, n is number of positions, X

No, we don't use GRID/Martingale. The sequence of trades can be opened in a controlled risk manner by use of algebra, R = L[T∑n - X(∑n ² - ∑n)] the sequence and series part of algebra. However, we must know the direction first. And, we need wholesome analysis for the direction. In the sequence formula mentioned above, R is risk (the amount which we put on risk), L is initial lot size, T = total price range in which we are going to open positions, n is number of positions, X

USD/JPY has climbed back to the key 160 level, supported by a stronger U.S. dollar, rising U.S. yields, and higher oil prices. Escalating tensions in the Middle East have pushed energy prices higher, which is particularly negative for Japan because it relies heavily on imported energy. Higher oil costs increase inflation pressures while weighing on economic growth. The U.S. dollar is also benefiting from strong economic data. JOLTS job openings came in much stronger than expe

GBP/USD has rebounded strongly from its recent pullback and is now testing a key resistance zone around 1.3475, near the yearly open. This area is likely to determine the pair’s next major move. A sustained break above resistance would signal that the broader uptrend is resuming, while failure to break higher could leave the pair vulnerable to a deeper correction. On the upside, a breakout could target 1.3534 - 1.3572. However, bulls need to maintain support above 1.3370 to k