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Crude Oil, Nasdaq Outlook: Crude oil holds a bullish breakout above the $63 mark, while the Nasdaq remains capped below the key 21,800 resistance ahead of Friday’s Non-Farm Payrolls (NFPs) and amid intensifying tariff negotiations. What are the key levels to watch?

Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: June 9 court appeal deadlines and July 9 reciprocal tariff extensions are keeping crude oil in a state of uncertain but bullish tension, just as summer demand steps into the spotlight. With OPEC policy, tariff politics, and U.S. court rulings all converging, what are the key levels to watch in the week ahead?

EUR/USD, Silver Outlook: The U.S. Dollar Index climbed back above 100 after US trade court blocked major Trump-era tariffs, boosting sentiment despite weak economic data. The rebound pressured key support levels in EUR/USD (1.12) and silver (32.60). Will they hold?

Leading indicators point to near-expectation reading in this month’s NFP report, with headline job growth potentially coming in somewhere in the 125-165K range.

One big factor weighing on US Dollar Index (DXY) is the lack of clarity about what the tariffs are ultimately meant to accomplish - see the key levels to watch moving forward!

Traders may be able to use USD/CNH as a potential signal into the CCP’s outlook toward the ongoing trade tensions - see how!

S&P 500 traders may soon turn their eyes toward the key psychological level at 5,000, followed by the post “Liberation Day” lows under 4900.

USDCAD, USDJPY Analysis: Key levels are in sight as central bank decisions take shape, trade tensions escalate, and holidays approach — putting technical analysis in focus to navigate rising market uncertainty.

Crude Oil Week Ahead: Crude oil’s rebound from the $55 level, last seen at oversold momentum levels of 2020, aligned with a broader U.S. market recovery on Wednesday. OPEC’s tentative Monday report is set to clarify 2025 supply-demand projections amid trade tensions and quota shifts.

EURUSD, USDJPY Forecast: China escalates the trade war, raising tariffs on US goods to 125% starting April 12. The Dollar Index drops below 100, lifting EURUSD above 1.14 and pulling USDJPY down to 142 ahead of key US bank earnings today.

USD/JPY falls to a fresh yearly low (144.00) as China imposes an additional 50% tariffs on the US.