Q2 does not look like a straightforward directional quarter for forex. The market keeps trying to price de-escalation, but oil, inflation and policy expectations are still tied to an unstable geopolitical backdrop. That leaves the quarter feeling reactive rather than settled. The better opportunities are not broad one-way trades, but relative-value trades where policy, growth

Key Highlights GBP/USD started a fresh decline and traded below 1.3320. It traded below a bullish trend line with support at 1.3290 on the 4-hour chart. EUR/USD remained in a bearish zone below 1.1580. WTI Crude Oil prices are again moving higher above $98.00. GBP/USD Technical Analysis The British Pound faced rejection near 1.3480 against

Markets rarely reward consensus in the way most participants expect. Right now, a large portion of traders are anticipating a pullback. But anticipation alone does not translate into execution. In reality, most participants will enter too early, hesitate when the opportunity appears, or miss the move entirely. This is not randomness—it is the result of

Forex trading has a reputation problem. For many business professionals, it sits in the same mental category as sports betting or casino gambling — something speculative, reckless, and best avoided. This perception is not entirely unfounded. The industry has its share of aggressive marketing, unrealistic promises, and poorly educated retail participants who treat currency markets

Silver price strengthened notably as a sharp pullback in US Treasury yields provided fresh support for precious metals, with markets reassessing Federal Reserve policy outlook following yesterday’s comments from Chair Jerome Powell. The decline in yields, alongside softer rate expectations, has eased pressure on non-yielding assets, giving Silver the “oxygen” to rebound and push toward

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After surging to $119.7 on March 9, crude oil experienced a sharp decline, reaching $76.73 by March 11. This retreat unfolded in the form of a five-wave impulsive Elliott Wave structure, marking a decisive corrective phase. From the March 9 peak, wave (1) concluded at $96.25, followed by a rebound in wave (2) that terminated

Gold’s current resilience in the face of the broad-based Dollar rally is raising the possibility that the recent decline has transitioned into a “Wyckoff Accumulation” phase. The sharp drop to 4,100 last week, followed by a swift recovery toward 4,600, suggests that what initially appeared to be a breakdown may instead have been a liquidity-driven

We are now officially entering the fifth week of the US-Iran-Israel conflict, which sent bombs flying all over the Middle East, but more concerningly, sent Global Assets flying all over. The main culprit was Crude Oil prices – rallying about 50% since its Monthly open, the commodity hasn’t failed to contribute its fair part in

Daily Pivots: (S1) 184.00; (P) 184.34; (R1) 184.81; More… EUR/JPY’s accelerated decline and break of 183.17 minor support should confirm rejection by 184.75 resistance. Intraday bias is back on the downside for 181.85 support. Firm break there will argue that the correction from 186.86 is already in the third leg, and should target 180.78 and

Ahmedabad: A 39-year-old assistant professor posted at a govt hospital has approached the Cybercrime police claiming he was cheated of more than Rs 70 lakh in a forex trading scam run through Telegram. According to the complaint lodged on March 29, the victim, a native of Rajasthan who currently stays in a hospital hostel, was

Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.7955; (P) 0.7974; (R1) 0.8009; More…. USD/CHF’s rally from 0.7603 is in progress and intraday bias stays on the upside. Further rise should be seen to 38.2% retracement of 0.9200 to 0.7603 at 0.8213. On the downside, below 0.7951 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral first. But further rally is expected

GBP/USD failed to climb above 1.3500 and corrected some gains. EUR/GBP started a decent increase and might aim for more gains above 0.8700. Important Takeaways for GBP/USD and EUR/GBP Analysis Today The British Pound is showing bearish signs below the 1.3400 support. There is a key bearish trend line forming with resistance near 1.3280 on

Daily Pivots: (S1) 212.15; (P) 212.65; (R1) 213.08; More… GBP/JPY’s strong break of 210.77 support suggests that rebound from 207.20 has completed at 213.29. The pattern from 214.98 should now be in the third leg. Intraday bias is back on the downside for 209.15 support first. Firm break there will target 207.20 next. For now,

Daily Pivots: (S1) 159.70; (P) 160.05; (R1) 160.65; More… Intraday bias in USD/JPY stays neutral for the moment. Some consolidations would be seen but further rally is still in favor. Above 160.45 will bring retest of 161.94 high. Nevertheless, considering bearish divergence condition in 4H MACD, sustained break of 55 4H EMA (now at 159.20)

Sentiment in Europe deteriorated further in March, with the Economic Sentiment Indicator falling from February to 96.6 in the Eurozone and to 96.7 in the EU, both moving further below the long-term average of 100. The Employment Expectations Indicator also declined to 97.3 and 96.4 respectively. The decline in sentiment was driven primarily by a

Daily Pivots: (S1) 212.15; (P) 212.65; (R1) 213.08; More… GBP/JPY falls notably today but stays above 210.77 support. Intraday bias remains neutral first. on the upside, above 213.28/9 resistance will resume the rise from 207.20 to retest 214.98 high. However, firm break of 210.77 will argue that the pattern from 214.98 has entered its third

Gold pares gains below uptrend line on softer Dollar. Dip‑buyers emerge, but upside remains limited. Momentum signals maintain a neutral‑to‑bearish stance. Gold is holding steady near 4,500 on Monday, attempting to build on last session’s 2.5% rebound as a softer dollar offsets fading rate‑cut expectations. Still, the precious metal struggles to attract strong dip‑buying interest

Japan has officially triggered its “Final Warning” as USD/JPY breached the 160 Red Line, but the resulting policy pressure is unlikely to break the back of Dollar. Instead, the coordinated “Double-Team” effort from the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan is creating a tactical ceiling in USD/JPY, that will squeeze Yen-short positioning into