Hot spot tracking
- US ADP employment figures for July came in at 44,000, below market expectations of a 70,000 increase and June's revised 95,000, marking the smallest increase since January. This news is bearish for the US dollar.
- According to Business Insider, Anthropic has confirmed it is assembling an in-house chip team for Claude. This news is positive for the South Korean KOSPI index.
- Iran is seeking to charge ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz a fee of 5% to 7% of the value of their cargo, while Oman is pushing for a 3% fee. This news is bullish for gold and crude oil.
Product Hot Comment
Forex
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open EUR/USD ▼-0.22% 1.15579 1.15837 GBP/USD ▼-0.71% 1.33332 1.34288 AUD/USD ▼-1.00% 0.7016 0.7087 USD/JPY ▲0.95% 159.297 157.791 GBP/CAD ▼-0.77% 1.82906 1.84318 NZD/CAD ▼-0.90% 0.79908 0.80634 📝 Review:Recent US employment and service sector data have cooled, leading the market to increasingly price in further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. This has resulted in lower US Treasury yields and reduced the attractiveness of the US dollar as an asset. Meanwhile, economic recovery in major economies has led to capital inflows into non-US currencies. Technically, the daily price is under pressure from the 20-day moving average (MA20), with weak short-term rebounds and heavy selling pressure within the rebound range, indicating an overall short-term downward bias.🕵️ Operation suggestion:EUR/USD 1.15546 Buy Target Price 1.15920
USD/JPY 157.669 Sell Target Price 156.728
Gold
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Gold ▼-3.70% 4648.72 4827.32 Silver ▼-3.51% 72.767 75.411 📝 Review:A weaker US dollar and lower US Treasury yields provided fundamental support for gold. Persistent global geopolitical risks spurred safe-haven flows into precious metals; meanwhile, physical buying rebounded, with institutions increasing their holdings of gold ETFs. The price action held firm at key support levels, with the four-hour chart showing consistently higher lows. Each pullback was met with buying support, maintaining the bullish trend.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Gold 4266.28 Buy Target Price 4354.36
Crude Oil
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open WTI Crude Oil ▼-4.67% 94.242 98.862 Brent Crude Oil ▼-3.08% 104.138 107.452 📝 Review:Global manufacturing demand remained weak, and expectations for crude oil end-user consumption weakened. The market had already absorbed the support from production cuts by major oil-producing countries, and rising inventory data dampened bullish sentiment, leading speculative funds to significantly reduce their long positions in crude oil. After failing to break through the upper resistance level, oil prices fell under pressure, breaking below short-term moving average support. The RSI indicator retreated from overbought territory, indicating gradually increasing bearish momentum.🕵️ Operation suggestion:WTI Crude Oil 74.102 Sell Target Price 70.670
Brent Crude Oil 78.610 Sell Target Price 75.907
Indice
Product Yesterday's Change Yesterday's Close Today's Open Nasdaq 100 ▲0.15% 24392.65 24355.45 Dow Jones ▲0.02% 46099 46088.7 S&P 500 ▲0.16% 6617.35 6607.05 US Dollar Index ▲0.29% 99.53 99.24 📝 Review:Inflationary pressures have eased, concerns about the Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy have subsided, and the artificial intelligence sector has seen a series of positive revenue reports from companies, leading to strong demand for large-cap tech stocks from northbound and institutional investors. The Nasdaq is in an upward channel, making a deep correction unlikely, with active buying at support levels, suggesting a short-term upward trend with fluctuations.🕵️ Operation suggestion:Nasdaq 100 29471.050 Buy Target Price 29961.809
Dow Jones 54450.4 Buy Target Price 54762.1
Calendar
- 20:30 (GMT+8): US Initial Jobless Claims for the Week Ending August 1
- 22:00 (GMT+8): US June Wholesale Sales MoM
- 22:30 (GMT+8): U.S. EIA Natural Gas Storage for the week ending July 31
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