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Global markets traded cautiously on Wednesday as traders assessed fresh US inflation data and shifting central bank expectations. Gold extended its advance toward $3,350 on rising Federal Reserve rate cut bets, while silver tested key trend-line resistance near $38.20. The US Dollar strengthened against the Canadian Dollar after CPI figures, the New Zealand Dollar softened amid persistent Chinese deflation concerns, and the Australian Dollar steadied following recent losses.
Gold is trading around $3,350, supported by growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and easing inflation pressures. Softer-than-expected U.S. CPI has driven down the dollar, fueling gold’s advance, even as improving risk sentiment and reduced trade tensions cap its upside.
Geopolitical Risks: Greater openness toward a U.S.–Russia meeting is dampening safe-haven flows, limiting gold’s rise.
US Economic Data: The recent U.S. CPI figures have spurred renewed optimism for a September rate cut, lifting gold.
FOMC Outlook: Elevated market expectations for easing interest rates underpin mining demand for non-yielding assets like gold.
Trade Policy: Extension of the U.S.–China tariff truce reduces immediate risk premiums, moderating gold’s upward momentum.
Monetary Policy: A broad-based easing stance across global central banks continues to support gold’s appeal.
Trend: Bullish consolidation as gold clips gains near $3,350.
Resistance: Near $3,380–$3,400 range; key test awaits.
Support: Immediate support at $3,330, with $3,300–$3,315 as secondary floors.
Forecast: A dovish surprise from Fed commentary or continued inflation softness could propel gold toward $3,400; a stronger gold print may expose downside to $3,300.
Market Sentiment: Optimistic but cautious—longs are poised for clarity from upcoming Fed signals.
Catalyst: Gold’s direction will hinge on further clues from Fed officials and upcoming U.S. data—soft indicators could sustain gains, while renewed hawkish signals may cap the rally.
Silver is trading near $38.10, with bulls testing trend-line resistance around $38.20. The commodity has rebounded after reclaiming the descending trend line amid Fed rate-cut optimism and softer USD pressure.
Geopolitical Risks: Reduced safe-haven demand amid eased tensions limits silver’s upside.
US Economic Data: Soft U.S. inflation metrics are reinforcing bullish sentiment for metals.
FOMC Outlook: Prevailing rate-cut expectations continue to support momentum for silver.
Trade Policy: U.S.–China tariff truce easing dampens demand volatility pressure on silver.
Monetary Policy: Global dovish sentiment holds appeal for non-yielding assets like silver.
Trend: Neutral to a mild bullish bias—price action hovering near a pivotal resistance.
Forecast: A clear break above $38.20 could open a run toward $38.50–$39.00. If the resistance holds, a pullback toward the $37.50–$37.80 zone is likely.
Market Sentiment: Cautious bullish—traders are hungry for a confirmed breakout.
Catalyst: Silver’s direction will depend on whether it can breach trend-line resistance; a breakout may spark a fresh rally, while rejection would likely lead to consolidation near $37.50.
USD/CAD has gained traction, climbing above 1.3750 and approaching 1.3780 in early Asian trading. The advance follows softer-than-expected U.S. CPI data, which spurred expectations of Fed rate cuts and weakened the Canadian dollar. Falling oil prices—one of Canada’s primary export commodities—have added further downward pressure.
Geopolitical Risks: Oil price drops are hurting the commodity-linked CAD.
US Economic Data: Soft CPI data in July (2.7% YoY, below forecasts) reinforced expectations of a Fed rate cut, favoring USD.
FOMC Outlook: Market now sees nearly a 94% chance for a September rate cut—boosting Fed dovishness narratives.
Trade Policy: Looming uncertainty around U.S.–Canada trade and preliminary anti-dumping duties on Canadian canola add pressure.
Monetary Policy: With markets ramping up expectations of easing from both Fed and BoC, diverging paths are bullish for USD/CAD.
Trend: Bullish near-term with upside momentum building.
Resistance: around 1.3780–1.3800, where sellers may step in.
Support: Immediate floor near 1.3750, followed by deeper support at 1.3700.
Forecast: A sustained move above 1.3780 could open up a path to 1.3800; failure to hold above 1.3750 may see a test of 1.3700.
Market Sentiment: Slightly bullish for USD/CAD as inflation and oil headwinds weigh on CAD.
Catalyst: Focus now shifts to upcoming BoC minutes and further oil price moves—if oil rebounds or BoC delivers hawkish tones, CAD may regain ground.
NZD/USD is currently trading around 0.5950, showing signs of downside pressure as concerns over China’s ongoing deflation weigh on the currency. Despite renewed optimism surrounding a potential U.S.–China tariff Truce extension, the Kiwi remains under threat due to weak Chinese producer prices.
Geopolitical Risks: Persistent deflation in China, evidenced by July’s PPI decline, undermines confidence in the dollar-proxy Kiwi.
US Economic Data: Lingering bets on Fed rate cuts continue to provide support to the U.S. Dollar, limiting NZD gains.
FOMC Outlook: Markets register nearly a 94% probability of a September rate cut, reinforcing bearish tones for NZD.
Trade Policy: Extension of the U.S.–China tariff truce offers some relief but has not fully stabilized NZD.
Monetary Policy: The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) remains under pressure to ease, given slowing exports and global risks.
Trend: Bearish to neutral—price action is cautious near 0.5950.
Resistance: Expect resistance near 0.5980–0.6000 if the pair attempts a rebound.
Support: Key support sits around 0.5950, with deeper floors near 0.5920 and 0.5900.
Forecast: A break below 0.5950 could open the path to 0.5900; failure to hold may see temporary strength toward 0.5980 if risk tone improves.
Market Sentiment: Cautious bearish—NZD is pressured by weak external demand dynamics.
Catalyst: FX direction likely hinges on updates from China’s pricing data and US CPI readings later today. Should Chinese data show signs of improving inflation, or if US CPI weakens expectations of a Fed pause, NZD might find temporary footing.
AUD/USD is trading near 0.6530, stabilizing after the Reserve Bank of Australia delivered its third rate cut of the year, bringing the cash rate to 3.60%. The Aussie holds ground as the U.S. Dollar steadies following mixed U.S. inflation data, while Australia’s Wage Price Index comes in softer, reinforcing dovish RBA expectations.
Geopolitical Risks: No new shocks—current focus is on monetary policy and economic data.
US Economic Data: Soft U.S. CPI readings have eased pressure on USD, supporting AUD stability.
FOMC Outlook: Elevated odds of Fed easing maintain a subdued USD tone, benefiting AUD.
Trade Policy: Extended tariff truce supports sentiment for commodity-linked currencies like AUD.
Monetary Policy: A dovish tone from the RBA and ongoing rate cuts weigh on AUD, offset by weaker domestic data.
Trend: Neutral to mildly bullish, holding above 0.6500.
Resistance: 0.6545–0.6560 area—key levels to watch for upside break.
Support: Immediate support near 0.6506 (9-day EMA) and 0.6498 (50-day EMA), crucial for short-term stability.
Forecast: A breakout above 0.6545 could expose a move toward 0.6600, while failure to hold support may see a slide toward 0.6450.
Market Sentiment: Balanced tone—AUD is steady, but traders await stronger directional cues.
Catalyst: AUD/USD hinges on RBA’s follow-through signals—dovish tones may weigh on gains, while a pause or hawkish nuance could drive recovery.
The day’s moves reflected a delicate balance between optimism over potential monetary easing and caution surrounding global economic headwinds. Precious metals maintained upward momentum, while the US Dollar found renewed strength in the wake of US CPI data. Traders now turn their attention to upcoming economic releases and central bank commentary for fresh directional cues.
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