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USD\/CAD<\/b>
Last week, USD\/CAD retested the key support level around 1.4000, forming a \u201cbullish harami\u201d pattern after the rebound. Technical analysis of USD\/CAD suggests the potential for further recovery towards 1.4130\u20131.4170. Weaker US economic data, however, could trigger another test of the 1.4000 level.

Key events for USD\/CAD:<\/b>
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 17:30 (GMT+3): US crude oil inventories;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 23:05 (GMT+3): speech by Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook;
\u25aa\ufe0fTomorrow at 16:30 (GMT+3): Canada Services PMI.

The main drivers for the US dollar today will be the preliminary ADP employment figures and US services sector activity data. If the releases confirm the resilience of the US economy, USD\/JPY and USD\/CAD could continue their recovery following the dollar\u2019s recent correction. Weaker data, on the other hand, could strengthen expectations of a more accommodative Fed policy, adding further pressure on the US currency and allowing sellers to regain control. However, investors are likely to draw more definitive conclusions about the labour market after the official Nonfarm Payrolls report is released later this week.

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USD\/JPY and USD\/CAD Consolidate Ahead of ADP Employment Report<\/b>

Following last week\u2019s sharp decline, the US dollar has entered a consolidation phase against most major currencies. At the same time, some instruments, including USD\/JPY, are showing a moderate recovery as markets await fresh macroeconomic signals. Today\u2019s key event will be the release of the preliminary ADP private-sector employment report. Forecasts suggest that job growth will slow to 68,000 after 98,000 in the previous month. If the data comes in below expectations, pressure on the dollar could increase as markets price in a more dovish Federal Reserve stance. Conversely, a stronger report could support the US currency ahead of the official US labour market data release.

Additional attention will be focused on US services sector activity indicators. Markets expect the preliminary S&P Global Services PMI to improve to 53.6 points, while the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index is forecast to rise to 54.5. Strong readings could partly offset any weakness in the ADP report and confirm the resilience of the largest sector of the US economy. It is worth noting that market participants traditionally view the ADP report only as an early indicator ahead of the official Nonfarm Payrolls release. Although the trends in the two reports do not always align, today\u2019s data could significantly influence short-term expectations regarding the health of the US labour market.

USD\/JPY<\/b>
Last week, following the Federal Reserve meeting, USD\/JPY declined sharply, losing more than 500 pips over several trading sessions. At the beginning of the current week, after testing the key support level at 155.30, buyers managed to push the pair back towards 158.00, while forming a \u201cdoji\u201d candlestick pattern, which may signal a weakening of the bearish momentum. If the price breaks above yesterday\u2019s high, the corrective move could extend towards 158.70\u2013159.40. Weaker US employment data could trigger a renewed downward move.

Key events for USD\/JPY:<\/b>
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 15:15 (GMT+3): ADP change in US non-farm private employment;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 16:45 (GMT+3): US Services PMI;
\u25aa\ufe0fTomorrow at 17:00 (GMT+3): US ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI.","text_length":2242,"media":{"root":"\/00e\/EA0AAHfYbEQAAAAAvu98ioZDg_M.eQ1rGwYunFOOUv30MxlrRAQ.AGpzCPkN2FsGoBH66h2vIO3WhDfZ","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":151,"hash":"NfipEcsGoMeSmdOGOuYrtQ&ts=1786015335"},"x":{"w":800,"h":377,"hash":"QsrDBqqmFXv4ONKJg6LCKA&ts=1786015335"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":604,"hash":"1pDF-z4O1vqVjLuFqtY2Mg&ts=1786015335"},"w":{"w":2560,"h":1208,"hash":"X8Bs5SnknejHfixesL3WHw&ts=1786015335"},"i":{"bytes":"ATACg|DYxRTduGBHPB\/pTsUAH0pBnjPHtTqRun4igAYHHHWikbp1AooAXAowKKKAI\/8Alr1P51JgUUUkNhRRRTEf\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1147983991,"post_id":3343,"date":1785920727000,"views":"6","text":"#AUDNZD #forextrading #marketanalysis #MarketNews

AUD\/NZD: A Mixed Jobs Report Meets a Critical Chart Level <\/b>

The Aussie and the Kiwi are telling two very different monetary policy stories right now, and the divergence is starting to show up clearly in the cross. The RBA held its cash rate at 4.35% in August, but the hawkish tone that once dominated has faded fast: Q2 inflation cooled to 3.9% from 4.1%, prompting Goldman Sachs to abandon its call for one final hike this year. Markets now price next to no chance of an August move, with only roughly even odds of a hike by November.

Across the Tasman, the RBNZ is playing a different game entirely. Having already hiked to 2.50% in June, the central bank has kept its guidance firmly hawkish, and markets are now almost fully pricing a further 25bp increase in September. Wednesday's employment data added an interesting twist: employment change q\/q beat expectations sharply at 0.5% against 0.1% forecast, yet the unemployment rate also rose to 5.6% from 5.4%, above forecasts\u2014a genuinely mixed print that complicates the otherwise hawkish RBNZ narrative.

The result: a Reserve Bank stepping back from further tightening against one still leaning hawkish, though now facing a labor market sending conflicting signals of its own.

Technical Analysis of AUD\/NZD<\/b>

As AUD\/NZD chart shows, the pair broke above the 100-period EMA back in July and is now testing this level again, right where it converges with the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement near 1.2011-1.2013. This confluence marks a critical juncture after weeks of steady decline.

Bullish Scenario<\/b>
Should buyers break this EMA-Fibonacci confluence decisively, the path would open toward the 0.618 retracement near 1.2037, followed by the descending trendline, which itself converges with the 0.786 level around 1.2073. A break above this second confluence would leave room to retest the 1.2200-1.2250 resistance, the upper boundary of the broader range that has trapped price since April.

Bearish Scenario<\/b>
Conversely, a rejection at the EMA-0.5 confluence would send price back down to retest the 1.1900-1.1950 support, the level that has held since March.. This is the real test: a confirmed break below it would open the door to a more sustained and decisive downtrend.

With price wedged right at this pivotal confluence, and the broader March-to-August range still very much intact, AUD\/NZD looks ready to decide whether it's building toward a genuine breakout, or simply setting up for another rejection within its months-long range.

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GBP\/USD: The Triangle That Could Define the Rest of 2026 <\/b>

The pound just closed its strongest week against the dollar in months, ending July up more than 1% and holding just below $1.35. Two factors are driving the move. First, political risk has faded: the UK appointed its seventh prime minister in a decade, and the new government's pledge of fiscal discipline has reassured markets. Second, the Bank of England surprised with a more hawkish tone than expected\u2014policymakers voted 6-3 to hold rates steady, but three members pushed for a hike, a stronger signal of resolve than markets had priced in.

The dollar, meanwhile, has had a rough few sessions. Following the Fed's decision to hold rates for a fifth consecutive meeting, Chair Kevin Warsh offered little clarity on the path ahead, leaving investors questioning whether the central bank is doing enough to bring inflation back to target. The dollar index posted its worst weekly performance in three months as a result, though roughly two-thirds of the market still expects a September hike.

With both central banks striking cautiously hawkish tones but offering little forward guidance, GBP\/USD's next move looks set to hinge on incoming US labor data.

Technical Analysis of GBP\/USD<\/b>

As the GBP\/USD chart shows, the pair has been compressing into a broad symmetrical triangle since January's highs, with price now converging near the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement around 1.3427, exactly where the two trendlines meet. This narrowing structure suggests a decisive breakout may be approaching after months of range-bound trading.

Bullish Scenario<\/b>
Should buyers push through the descending trendline and reclaim the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement near 1.3510, the path would open toward the 0.618 level around 1.3594, with a stronger move potentially targeting the 1.3865 highs from January if fundamental momentum aligns.

Bearish Scenario<\/b>
Conversely, a break below the ascending trendline would expose the 1.3200 support zone, with a more significant breakdown risking a retest of the 1.3155 low that anchored this entire triangle formation.

With price coiled right at the apex of this multi-month triangle, and both the Fed and incoming labor data serving as potential catalysts, GBP\/USD looks primed for its next major directional move\u2014will the pound extend its recent strength, or is the dollar poised for a comeback?

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Nasdaq 100 Analysis: De-escalation Around Iran Boosts Demand for Technology Stocks<\/b>

The beginning of August brought renewed optimism to the US technology sector. President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of a planned strike on Iran and expressed his intention to resume negotiations, prompting a sharp decline in oil prices. Investors interpreted the easing of geopolitical tensions as a signal that inflationary risks may also begin to moderate. Additional support for the market came from the Federal Reserve\u2019s earlier decision on 29 July to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged within the 3.5\u20133.75% range, although the decision was not unanimous. Together, these developments helped restore investors\u2019 appetite for risk, particularly in large-cap technology stocks.

Technical Analysis of Nasdaq 100<\/b>

Since mid-July, the Nasdaq 100 index (NDXm on FXOpen) had been moving within a short-term downtrend defined by a descending trendline, before falling towards the 27,100 area, marked by the green support zone. From there, the price reversed, broke above the descending trendline, and recovered roughly half of the previous decline. Following a brief period of consolidation, the current market profile was formed, with the index now trading above its upper boundary at 28,600. Above current levels lies the base of the previous trend at 29,200, marked on the chart as the red resistance level.

Should the current direction reverse, the index may encounter several important technical levels. The POC (Point of Control) at 28,400 represents the nearest area of highest trading activity over the analysed period. Below it are the lower boundary of the market profile at 27,750 and the green support level at 27,250, located near the trend low. The RSI + MAs indicator currently shows readings of 64, 58 and 49. Although the oscillator suggests that the current move may continue, the slower moving average remains within the neutral zone, leaving the bullish signal unconfirmed.

Summary<\/b>

The Nasdaq 100\u2019s near-term direction is likely to depend heavily on developments surrounding negotiations with Iran. Any deterioration in the geopolitical situation could renew selling pressure on the index, while further diplomatic progress may create room for a move towards higher price levels.

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Gold Analysis: Is the Correction Over, or Just Catching Its Breath? <\/b>

Gold has had a rough year. After hitting an all-time high near $5,602 in January, the metal has since dropped roughly 27% from that peak, weighed down by rising Treasury yields, a firmer dollar, and cooling demand for safe-haven assets.

This week brought a fresh twist. Gold climbed back above $4,050 on Monday after President Trump signaled that peace talks with Iran would resume, following pressure from regional allies like Saudi Arabia to pause military strikes. The news pushed oil prices lower and eased inflation fears, but it also reduced some of the safe-haven demand that had been supporting gold.

Despite the sharp correction, most analysts still expect gold's long-term uptrend to eventually reassert itself. In the near term, though, all eyes are on Friday's US jobs report, the week's key catalyst: a weak print could revive rate-cut expectations and give gold fresh support, while a strong one could extend the current pullback.

Technical Analysis of XAU\/USD chart<\/b>

As the XAU\/USD chart shows, gold remains locked in a broader downtrend since January's record high, currently testing the descending trendline from below while holding just above the 3,900-4,000 support zone.

Bullish Scenario<\/b>
Gold has already shown signs of life bouncing from the 3,900-4,000 support, and the RSI divergence lends some credibility to this reaction. Should price break decisively above the descending trendline, the next real test becomes the 4,400 resistance zone, where the 200-period EMA also converges\u2014a level that has proven highly significant over recent months. A confirmed break above this confluence would mark a meaningful shift in gold's broader structure.

Bearish Scenario<\/b>
Should gold instead reject the trendline once again, price risks getting trapped between resistance above and support below. In that scenario, Friday's NFP report looms as a potential catalyst: a strong print could tip the balance, breaking the 3,900-4,000 support and opening the path toward the next meaningful level, the former resistance-turned-support zone at 3,400-3,500.

With price squeezed between a stubborn trendline and a battle-tested support, and a major data release just days away, gold's next move could finally answer the question traders have been asking since January's peak: is the correction over, or just catching its breath?

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Brent Analysis: Oil Retreats from $100 as Saudi Arabia Proposes Maritime Coalition Initiative<\/b>

On 23 July 2026, Brent crude rose above $100 amid reports of attacks on tankers and infrastructure in the Red Sea area, as well as strong statements from Donald Trump towards Iran over threats to shipping security through the Strait of Hormuz. The move proved short-lived: on 30 July, Saudi Arabia proposed creating a maritime coalition to protect key shipping routes amid the ongoing confrontation between the US and Iran. According to CNBC data from 31 July, tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz partially resumed, although the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed attacks on vessels under US escort \u2014 claims that have not been confirmed by Western maritime authorities.

Technical Analysis of Brent Crude Oil<\/b>

On the four-hour XBRUSD chart, the asset formed a short-term trend from the beginning of July, moving from around $71 towards the $102 area. The trendline was then broken, after which the current market profile was formed, within which the price is currently trading. The asset is now positioned between the POC (Point of Control) zone at $92.20 and the upper boundary of the profile at $94.60. A breakout above this boundary could open the way towards the red resistance level at $98.50.

If the price moves below the POC zone, the next area of interest would be the cluster of two important levels: the lower profile boundary at $86.80 and the green support level at $85.30. The RSI + MAs indicator shows readings of 58, 51 and 51, with all oscillator values returning to the neutral zone after a period of elevated volatility. Trading volume remains relatively high, confirming continued market interest from participants.

Summary<\/b>

Saudi Arabia\u2019s initiative to create a maritime coalition could gradually reduce the geopolitical risk premium priced into oil if diplomatic efforts continue to make progress. However, unconfirmed reports of incidents in the Strait of Hormuz continue to leave room for increased volatility. The neutral positioning of the RSI + MAs indicators currently suggests that there is no clear directional momentum.

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Nasdaq 100: 48 Hours of Chaos, One Trendline Standing in the Way <\/b>

Wall Street just lived through one of its wildest 48 hours of the year. On Wednesday, the Fed held rates steady at 3.50%-3.75%, but three FOMC members broke ranks to demand a hike\u2014an unusually hawkish dissent that sent the Dow plunging over 1,100 points, its worst session since April 2025. Treasury yields spiked, with the 30-year touching levels unseen since 2007, as renewed US-Iran strikes pushed oil higher and reignited inflation fears. The Nasdaq 100 briefly slid into correction territory, down 11% from its June record high.

Then came the reversal. Thursday's blockbuster earnings from Microsoft, whose Azure cloud business surged, alongside a rebound in beaten-down semiconductor stocks, powered the Nasdaq Composite (US Tech Mini on FXOpen) to a 2.8% gain, snapping a six-day losing streak.

The whiplash captures the market's core dilemma perfectly: a Fed chair in Kevin Warsh determined to prove his inflation-fighting credentials, a Middle East conflict refusing to fade, and a tech sector whose AI-driven earnings power may be the only thing strong enough to override both.

Technical Analysis of the Nasdaq 100 Chart<\/b>

As the chart shows, the Nasdaq 100 (US Tech 100 Mini on FXOpen) is currently testing the descending trendline that has guided its decline from late June's highs, with price also pressing against the 100-period EMA near 28,620, a confluence that has repeatedly capped rallies over the past several sessions. Adding weight to this setup, the RSI is showing a bullish divergence, printing higher lows even as price carved a fresh low in late July.

Bullish Scenario<\/b>
Should buyers finally break above both the descending trendline and the 100-period EMA, the divergence would gain real technical credibility, opening the path toward the 28,800-29,000 resistance zone and, beyond that, a retest of the 30,750 highs from June.

Bearish Scenario<\/b>
Conversely, a rejection at this trendline-EMA confluence would invalidate the bullish divergence for now, sending price back toward the 27,720 area, the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement of the March-June rally. A deeper break would expose the 0.5 and 0.618 retracements near 26,789 and 25,850, levels that previously acted as key support during the spring advance.

With price coiled right beneath a trendline it has yet to conquer, and the RSI quietly hinting at renewed strength underneath, the Nasdaq 100 chart (US Tech 100 Mini on FXOpen) looks ready to answer the question markets have been asking all week: was this correction just noise, or the start of something bigger?

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Amazon Analysis: Strong Earnings Coincide with a Breakout from the Correction<\/b>

On 30 July, Amazon.com<\/a> reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, significantly exceeding market expectations. Revenue rose 20% year-on-year to $200.6 billion, compared with the consensus forecast of around $196.5 billion. The main growth driver was the AWS cloud business, where sales increased by 37% \u2014 the fastest growth rate in 18 quarters \u2014 while the segment's operating profit surged to $16.6 billion. Total operating profit climbed 43% to $27.5 billion. Net income reached $62.6 billion, or $5.75 per share, although a substantial portion came from a $53.4 billion non-operating gain related to the revaluation of Amazon's stake in Anthropic. Advertising revenue also increased by 26% year-on-year.

Amazon Technical Analysis<\/b>

On the four-hour AMZN chart, a downtrend developed after the stock peaked near $278 in May. The decline towards $226 at the end of June was followed by a corrective recovery along an ascending trendline connecting higher lows until mid-July, when the price approached resistance around $258, where the red resistance level is currently located. A break below this trendline signalled that the correction had run out of momentum, after which the price returned to the current market profile range, settling between the POC zone at $244.5 and the lower profile boundary at $232.5. Below this area lies the green support level at $226.5.

Should the current rebound continue and the price break above the POC zone, it is likely to face two further obstacles: the upper profile boundary at $249 and the red resistance level at $258. It is also worth noting that the RSI + MAs indicator currently shows readings of 46, 36 and 43. The indicator suggests that the slower moving average has yet to move below the parity zone, while the RSI has already recovered from oversold territory.

Summary<\/b>

Strong earnings provide a fundamental catalyst for a continuation of the current rebound, although the RSI + MAs oscillator has yet to generate a clear signal. In the coming days, further guidance from management on AI infrastructure capital expenditure, along with the market's reaction to earnings reports from other technology giants, could determine the stock's next move.

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EUR\/GBP<\/b>
EUR\/GBP is showing signs of recovery after forming a bullish harami pattern on the daily timeframe. If market participants are disappointed by today\u2019s Bank of England decision, the pair could extend its advance towards 0.8600\u20130.8620. The bullish scenario would be invalidated after a decisive break below the 0.8540\u20130.8560 support area.

Key events for EUR\/GBP:<\/b>
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 08:30 (GMT+3): France GDP;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 11:00 (GMT+3): Germany GDP;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 15:00 (GMT+3): Germany Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Overall, the near-term direction of sterling will depend primarily on the Bank of England\u2019s decision, the Monetary Policy Committee\u2019s vote split and Andrew Bailey\u2019s comments on the future outlook for interest rates. For the euro, inflation and GDP releases from the eurozone\u2019s largest economies will remain important, as they could influence expectations for the European Central Bank\u2019s next policy steps. With the market impact of the Fed meeting now fading, European economic data and signals from the Bank of England could become the main drivers of GBP\/USD and EUR\/GBP through the end of the week.

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GBP\/USD and EUR\/GBP Await Key Bank of England Decision<\/b>

The pound strengthened following the outcome of the US Federal Reserve meeting, where the central bank, as expected, kept interest rates unchanged. However, the Fed did not provide the market with clear signals of an imminent shift towards rate cuts, maintaining a cautious approach to future monetary policy. Despite the Fed\u2019s cautious tone, the dollar failed to gain fresh momentum, allowing the British currency to partially recover its recent losses.

Market attention is now almost entirely focused on the Bank of England meeting, as its decision is expected to be the main driver for sterling through the end of the week. Investors also do not expect a change in interest rates, but the key factors will be the Monetary Policy Committee\u2019s vote split, the accompanying statement and comments from Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey. Any signals regarding the timing of potential monetary policy easing could trigger notable volatility in the pound.

For the euro, today will also bring a number of important macroeconomic releases. Markets will focus on preliminary inflation and GDP data from Germany, as well as GDP and inflation figures from Spain. These reports will help investors assess the resilience of the eurozone economy and adjust expectations regarding the European Central Bank\u2019s future actions. Stronger data could support the euro, while weaker figures may reinforce expectations of further ECB policy easing.

GBP\/USD<\/b>
Following yesterday\u2019s Fed meeting, GBP\/USD moved towards the 1.3400 area. A rebound from the 1.3270 support level and a sharp daily rally allowed buyers to form a bullish engulfing pattern. Technical analysis of GBP\/USD points to the possibility of further gains towards 1.3440\u20131.3480 if the 1.3270\u20131.3300 range becomes established as support. A decisive move below yesterday\u2019s low could trigger a renewed decline towards 1.3180\u20131.3220.

Key events for GBP\/USD:<\/b>
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 14:00 (GMT+3): Bank of England interest rate decision;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 14:30 (GMT+3): speech by Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 15:30 (GMT+3): US initial jobless claims.","text_length":2230,"media":{"root":"\/00d\/Bw0AAHfYbEQAAAAA8alu0u2ZNag","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":151,"hash":"wAWPJilKrOE7yL4YTFriYQ&ts=1786015335"},"x":{"w":800,"h":377,"hash":"7BCcfFWsL1x6i077IuZZLg&ts=1786015335"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":604,"hash":"vvKNtqLKCVsHx_I07MYt7A&ts=1786015335"},"w":{"w":2560,"h":1208,"hash":"0L3Wx2_YhU0ZXBFSQGzx6A&ts=1786015335"},"i":{"bytes":"ATACg|DULMfurz708MpPBp1M2LsC9hQA+k4poGPlwcetAXBBB47j1oAccAUUjcjvRQAuBRgUUUAR\/wDLXqfzqXFFFJDYlFFFMR\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1147983991,"post_id":3334,"date":1785399378000,"views":"7","text":"#MSFT #stockmarket #stocktrading #marketanalysis #MarketNews

Microsoft Analysis: Earnings Beat Expectations<\/b>

On 29 July 2026, Microsoft reported its results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026. Revenue reached $90 billion, up 18% year-on-year, while adjusted earnings per share came in at $4.74, comfortably ahead of analysts' expectations of $4.24. The company exceeded consensus forecasts for both revenue and its cloud business, reflecting continued strong demand for AI infrastructure. The earnings release came after months of pressure on the stock, driven by investor concerns over the scale of capital expenditure required to expand Microsoft's cloud and AI capabilities.

Technical Analysis of Microsoft<\/b>

Since the beginning of June, the MSFT chart has developed a clear short-term downtrend. After peaking near $465, the stock declined sharply along a descending trendline before finding support around $350 on 25 June. An unusually large bullish trading volume was recorded during the rebound from this area.

Since then, the stock has entered a recovery phase and is now trading between the POC (Point of Control) at $389.5 and the upper boundary of the current market profile at $400.5. The $405 resistance level sits just above the profile boundary and could reinforce resistance in this area.

Below the current price, two nearby support levels stand out: the lower boundary of the profile at $373.5 and the support level at $367. The RSI + MAs indicator currently shows readings of 50, 49 and 50, with all three values positioned in the middle of the neutral zone. Such a configuration is typically associated with a period of consolidation before the market develops its next directional move.

Summary<\/b>

The near-term performance of Microsoft shares is likely to depend more on how investors reassess the company's recently reported operating results than on the reaction to individual technical levels. For now, the debate surrounding capital expenditure on AI infrastructure remains the dominant fundamental theme shaping market sentiment.

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EUR\/USD: All Eyes on the Fed as the Range Reaches Its Breaking Point <\/b>

The dollar's next move hinges on tonight's Fed decision, and this time markets genuinely don't know what to expect. While economists still lean toward a hold\u2014with CME FedWatch odds sitting near 68.5% for no change\u2014Kevin Warsh's hawkish rhetoric on having "no tolerance" for inflation, paired with growing internal FOMC support for a hike, has pushed hike odds up sharply from just 18% two weeks ago to over 30% today. Complicating things further, Warsh has deliberately scaled back forward guidance, meaning tonight's press conference may offer fewer clues than usual.

The euro, meanwhile, has already had its say: the ECB held rates steady at 2.25% last Thursday, as expected, with Lagarde reaffirming the 2% target while flagging that energy-driven inflation risks from the Middle East conflict have yet to fully play out. Eurozone inflation cooled to 2.8% in June, but sticky services inflation near 3.5\u20134% keeps the door only cautiously open for a September move in either direction.

With EUR\/USD trading near 1.1408, tonight's Fed decision\u2014not the ECB\u2014is what will likely determine the pair's next major direction.

EUR\/USD Technical Analysis<\/b>

As the EUR\/USD chart shows, the pair has been consolidating within a defined range since late June, squeezed between an ascending trendline and a descending trendline, both converging around the current price near 1.1400. The 200-period EMA continues to slope lower above price, reinforcing a cautious backdrop ahead of tonight's Fed decision.

Bullish Scenario<\/b>
Should the dollar weaken on a dovish Fed outcome, price would need to break above the converging trendlines and reclaim the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement near 1.1420, with the 200-period EMA just above acting as the next key test. A confirmed break above the EMA would open the path towards the 0.5 and 0.618 retracements near 1.1480\u20131.1500, where stronger resistance has capped rallies since late June.

Bearish Scenario<\/b>
Conversely, a hawkish surprise\u2014or even a hike\u2014could send the euro sharply lower, breaking both the ascending trendline and the psychological 1.1360 support level. A confirmed break here would expose the 1.1320 zone, the 0.0 Fibonacci level marking the origin of the entire recovery move, with further downside risk towards fresh multi-week lows if selling pressure accelerates.

With price coiled right at the intersection of both trendlines and the Fed decision just hours away, EUR\/USD looks primed for a decisive move. Will the dollar reassert its dominance, or will the euro finally break free of this range?

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USD\/CAD<\/b>
USD\/CAD's recovery following the formation of a bullish engulfing pattern has stalled near resistance at 1.4130. The pair is currently consolidating within the 1.4060\u20131.4130 range. A decisive break above the upper boundary of this range could pave the way for further gains towards 1.4160\u20131.4200. Conversely, a move below 1.4060 could lead to a retest of the recent low near 1.4000.

Key events for USD\/CAD:<\/b>
Today at 17:30 (GMT+3): US crude oil inventories;
Today at 20:30 (GMT+3): Bank of Canada Summary of Deliberations;
Tomorrow at 15:30 (GMT+3): US GDP data.

Overall, the near-term direction of both USD\/JPY and USD\/CAD will depend primarily on the Federal Reserve's decision and its guidance on the future path of interest rates. A more hawkish stance could support a breakout above nearby resistance levels and reinforce the US dollar's strength. Conversely, a more dovish message could trigger a correction in the greenback, particularly against the Japanese yen, where the proximity of multi-year highs increases the likelihood of renewed warnings from Japanese officials. For USD\/CAD, oil price movements and the Bank of Canada's Summary of Deliberations will remain important additional drivers.

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USD\/JPY and USD\/CAD Test Resistance Ahead of Fresh Fed Signals<\/b>

The US dollar continues to hold the upper hand against most major currencies ahead of the outcome of the latest Federal Reserve meeting. While the base-case scenario remains for interest rates to stay unchanged, markets are also pricing in the possibility of a rate hike. The Fed's decision, together with its comments on inflation, economic conditions and the future path of monetary policy, could determine the direction of the US dollar over the coming weeks.

Another factor supporting the dollar is the ongoing geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East. Despite the temporary suspension of US strikes on Iran and renewed diplomatic efforts, the risk of further military escalation remains, prompting investors to remain cautious ahead of this week's key events. Geopolitical uncertainty continues to underpin demand for the US dollar as a safe-haven asset. At the same time, USD\/JPY's approach towards multi-year highs has increased expectations of fresh warnings from Japanese authorities and raised the risk of currency intervention. For USD\/CAD, oil prices remain another important driver: weaker crude prices continue to limit support for the Canadian dollar and help preserve the pair's bullish potential.

USD\/JPY<\/b>
USD\/JPY tested another multi-year high near 164.00 last week. Following the strong rally, the pair has entered a modest pullback. However, if the Federal Reserve delivers a more hawkish outcome or maintains its hawkish tone, the pair could extend its advance towards 165.00\u2013165.50. A decisive move below 163.30 could trigger a deeper correction towards the 162.00\u2013162.60 support area.

Key events for USD\/JPY:<\/b>
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 21:00 (GMT+3): US Federal Reserve interest rate decision;
\u25aa\ufe0fToday at 21:30 (GMT+3): Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) press conference;
\u25aa\ufe0fTomorrow at 15:30 (GMT+3): US Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index.","text_length":2014,"media":{"root":"\/011\/Ag0AAHfYbEQAAAAAdk3kUX5sCkY","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":151,"hash":"NLX4NmZKVVKyN77PaZmxqw&ts=1786015335"},"x":{"w":800,"h":377,"hash":"3kDhG0hCBI3edtLizURHiQ&ts=1786015335"},"y":{"w":1280,"h":604,"hash":"1ElsNLyyeinWBpceYIgl0g&ts=1786015335"},"w":{"w":2560,"h":1208,"hash":"JNPJxBbgIRHvrD5csxyhOw&ts=1786015335"},"i":{"bytes":"ATACg|DYxRimsuFJXk9RmnY9aAEPA45oGT2xTqKAGsDt4PNFO7UUAJgUYFFFAEf\/AC17\/nUmBRRSQ2FFFFMR\/9k="}}}}}]