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EURUSD, Dow Outlook: While markets respond to optimism surrounding a 90-day tariff cut between the U.S. and China, underlying fundamentals and economic data remain in focus — with the upcoming U.S. CPI release next on the radar.

USDJPY, Nasdaq Outlook: U.S.-China trade negotiations are gaining traction, but as optimism grows, markets are simultaneously pressing against major resistance zones — raising the stakes for a sustained breakout.

GBPUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: Markets remain range bound as mixed data fuels investor uncertainty. U.S. GDP turned negative, Core PCE hit 0.0%, and jobless claims rose. Strong earnings offer some support, but trade risks persist. What’s next with today’s NFP report?

EURUSD, Nasdaq Forecast: With US-China trade talks in focus, a $200 drop in gold, and key earnings and data ahead, markets remain on edge as investors await confirmation on the next directional move in the US Dollar and equity indices.

Crude Oil, Nasdaq Forecast: Markets rebounded from extreme oversold momentum levels—last seen in 2020—following the confirmed 90-day delay on tariffs. However, this recovery remains challenged by key resistance levels and ongoing risks tied to the US-China trade war and broader concerns over global economic growth.

USDJPY, Dow Forecast: China slapped the US with 84% tariffs in retaliation to Washington’s 104% levy, keeping markets near yearly lows. Meanwhile, US CPI, major bank earnings, and consumer sentiment data are set to heighten volatility risks heading into the weekend.

EURUSD, Nasdaq Forecast: While chart indicators are flashing warning signs not seen since 2008, the once reliable 'buy the dip' mentality is starting to falter. Trump's tariff decisions could be ushering in a new market era—one that challenges bullish convictions across asset classes.

EURUSD, Dow Outlook: Following exhausted momentum and market extremes during FOMC week, EURUSD holds a bearish reversal, testing 1.0730 support, while the Dow sustains its bullish reversal, testing 42,600 resistance—both navigating key levels amid tariff fears and a cautious market hold.

GBPUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: The U.S. Dollar Index has printed a daily bullish engulfing pattern, while GBPUSD holds below the 1.30 mark, and the Nasdaq is up over 1,000 points from its March 2025 lows. The key question now: Are markets reversing or recharging?

GBPUSD, Dow Forecast: The BOE holds rates, keeping GBP/USD below 1.30 as markets await the BOE press conference. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones maintains its rebound near 41,800, supported by the Fed's dovish stance.

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