NZD/USD Hits Four-Month Low on RBNZ Dovish Tilt, Fed Powell Now in Spotlight

Traders' Opinions

Summary:

The New Zealand Dollar tumbled to a four-month low after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand delivered a widely anticipated rate cut but signaled deeper divisions within its board, raising the prospect of more aggressive easing ahead.

SELL NZDUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

0.58200

Entry Price

0.57000

0.59200

0.57923 -0.00117 -0.20%

9.7

Pips

Profit

0.57000

0.58103

Exit Price

0.58200

Entry Price

0.59200

The New Zealand Dollar emerged as the weakest among the G8 currencies, extending a sharp selloff after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) delivered what markets are describing as a “dovish cut.” The central bank lowered its Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 25 basis points to 3.00%, in line with expectations, but the details of the decision rattled investors.

Two members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted in favor of a more aggressive half-point cut, underscoring the growing divide within the board. That hint of deeper easing ahead triggered a broad-based slide in the Kiwi, with NZD/USD tumbling more than 1% to hit a four-month low at 0.5815.

The move reflects a shift in market perception: what had been considered a routine trim to the OCR now appears to be the beginning of a potentially larger easing cycle. For traders, the messaging was unambiguously dovish, with the RBNZ flagging that risks to growth remain skewed to the downside.

Governor Hawkesby acknowledged that economic growth had essentially stalled in recent months. Softer household spending, coupled with a cooling labor market, painted a picture of a domestic economy struggling under the weight of high prices and global uncertainty. The RBNZ statement noted that “inflation remains elevated but forward-looking pressures are easing,” a line that markets interpreted as a green light for further policy accommodation.

Interestingly, Hawkesby emphasized that fiscal consolidation—specifically, declining government spending—would play a role in curbing inflationary pressures. This framing gives the bank space to ease further without appearing reckless. However, the RBNZ is walking a tightrope: cutting too deeply risks undermining financial stability, while holding steady could allow growth to falter further.

In my view, the balance of risks now tilts firmly toward additional cuts, with a 50 basis point reduction in the next two meetings no longer off the table. Markets will likely begin to price in such a scenario quickly, especially if upcoming data confirm the picture of a stalling economy.

On the other side of the trade, the US Dollar has found renewed support. Investors remain wary amid sour global sentiment, with all eyes fixed on the Federal Reserve’s next steps. The release of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes later this week could provide clarity on the growing divergence among policymakers, but the real market-moving moment will likely come on Friday when Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks at the Jackson Hole symposium.

Powell’s remarks will be pivotal. The Fed is grappling with a difficult backdrop: a surprisingly weak Nonfarm Payrolls print earlier this month raised questions about the strength of the US labor market, while the looming risk of tariffs and trade uncertainty adds another layer of complexity. Traders want to know whether Powell is now open to rate cuts—a shift that could cap the Dollar’s recent gains—or whether he remains focused on inflation, keeping policy tighter for longer.

Technical Analaysis

From a technical standpoint, NZD/USD remains entrenched in a bearish trend. The pair’s decline in recent sessions reflects sustained downward momentum, with price action holding below the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA50), a level that continues to act as resistance.

There is, however, a short-term signal worth noting: the Relative Strength Index (RSI) recently dipped into oversold territory and has since shown a mild rebound. This suggests the possibility of a temporary corrective bounce as the market digests the latest drop. Still, any recovery is likely to be capped by resistance near 0.5900, with the broader downtrend intact.

The next major support sits around 0.5780, and a break below that level could accelerate losses toward the 0.5700 handle. On the upside, bulls would need to reclaim 0.6000 to meaningfully challenge the current bearish bias—a scenario that looks increasingly unlikely without a significant shift in macro drivers.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

SELL NZDUSD

ENTRY PRICE: 0.5820

STOP LOSS: 0.5920

TAKE PROFIT: 0.5700

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Eva Chen

Commodity

Central Bank

Summary:

The minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee(FOMC)'s July meeting provide the rhetorical scaffolding for next week's Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium. Gold appears to be carving out a cyclical floor. A confirmed base would open a fresh leg toward the US$3,450 resistance cluster.

BUY XAUUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

3341.67

Entry Price

3450.00

3272.00

4335.58 +36.19 +0.84%

416.5

Pips

Profit

3272.00

3383.32

Exit Price

3341.67

Entry Price

3450.00

Fundamentals

Spot bullion gave back most of Wednesday's sharp rebound on Thursday, last trading at US$3,325.

Minutes of the FOMC's 29–30 July meeting, released Wednesday, revealed that although Governor Christopher Waller and Governor Michelle Bowman dissented, they remained isolated. "Almost all participants" judged that keeping the federal-funds target range at 4.25 %–4.50% was appropriate, underscoring a broad consensus to hold policy steady amid elevated uncertainty.

Views within the Committee diverged on emphasis. A majority continued to regard upside risks to inflation as the "greater of the two," particularly given tariff-related shocks and the possibility of de-anchored expectations. Several members, however, cautioned against underestimating labour-market frailty, highlighting the Fed's increasingly strained dual mandate.

The minutes flagged "considerable uncertainty" over both the timing and magnitude of tariff pass-through. Should inflation remain sticky while the labour market softens, policymakers would confront an acute policy trade-off. Consequently, rate decisions will hinge on "the distance of each variable from the Committee's objectives and the potentially different timelines over which those gaps are expected to close."

With the minutes now in the rear-view mirror, attention pivots to Jackson Hole, whose 2025 theme is "The Labour Market in Transition: Demographics, Productivity, and Macroeconomic Policy."

The minutes effectively give Powell maximum optionality for his Friday address, allowing the Chair to reiterate that the policy path is data-contingent.

One more non-farm payrolls report and a CPI print are due before the 17 September FOMC meeting. A material upside surprise in either release would cement the case for an on-hold decision. Conversely, should August job growth drop below 50,000 and the unemployment rate tick higher, a 50 bp dovish cut could be on the table.

FOMC Minutes Set the Tone for Jackson Hole Symposium_1

Technical Analysis

Thursday's rebound in the 10-year Treasury yield to 4.20 % sapped gold's upside momentum.

The 4-hour chart shows XAUUSD consolidating between US$3,311 and US$3,352, with no sign yet of a directional breakout. Wednesday's vertical lift and Thursday's round-trip reversal were both executed in institutional size, underscoring that the buy-side is also awaiting a clearer cue from Jackson Hole.

Structurally, the market has now fully amortised the trading cost incurred since the July NFP release (spot fell from US$3,409 to the US$3,311–US$3,315 zone). Whether US$3,301 marks the terminal cost base is still open. If it does, the current down-move can be deemed complete.

A further sign of basing would be the stabilisation of the downward-sloping trendline's gradient. We assess that the market is extremely close to a cycle low. Confirmation would allow bulls to re-engage, targeting the upper bound of the range at US$3,450.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 3325

Target Price: 3450

Stop Loss: 3272

Valid Until: September 5, 2025, 23:55:00

Support: 3220/3311/3300

Resistance: 3346/3352/3358

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Alan

Cryptocurrency

Summary:

The overall trend of Ethereum remains strongly bullish. However, it encountered resistance at the previous all-time high. After a recent pullback, it has stabilized and is expected to continue its upward movement.

BUY ETH-USDT

Close Time

CLOSED

4281.16

Entry Price

4960.00

3980.00

3133.21 +48.65 +1.58%

4136.5

Pips

Profit

3980.00

4694.81

Exit Price

4281.16

Entry Price

4960.00

Fundamentals

Today, Ethereum oscillated upwards between multiple positive factors and regulatory uncertainties.

Firstly, institutional funds have been continuously flowing into Ethereum-related products. Recently, Ethereum spot ETFs in the Hong Kong, European, and American markets have maintained net inflows in recent weeks, which has boosted institutional demand and improved market sentiment.

Meanwhile, if ETF products can obtain a compliant path for "staking/earning returns", it will further increase institutional allocation willingness, thereby building a demand foundation for physical and quasi - physical assets in the medium to long term.

Meanwhile, large Ethereum repositories (such as certain enterprises/consortia) plan to make substantial purchases of ETH through additional issuances or fundraising, which also creates an additional expectation of reducing the circulating supply on the supply side. This kind of active buying has a significant short-term price driving force.

On the other hand, the progress of regulations and exchange mechanisms still affects price fluctuations. There is a possibility that the US regulatory authorities may extend the schedule for the implementation details of ETFs (including whether to allow deposits and withdrawals in physical or equivalent forms). Any decision regarding "in-kind" redemptions or staking returns will cause rapid changes in the direction of capital flows. Additionally, the Ethereum ecosystem continues to advance technological upgrades for Layer-2 incentives and validator rewards (aimed at improving L2 throughput and validator economics). These medium - to long - term changes in the network fundamentals are gradually transforming Ethereum from a pure value - speculation target to an asset with both "returns + applications" attributes.

Technical Analysis

From the daily chart, Ethereum's recent trend shows a strong upward movement. However, it encountered resistance when testing the previous all-time high of 4871 and then adjusted downwards. Yesterday, it pulled back to the support level of 4060 and the EMA20, forming a support resonance.

During the day, the candlestick chart closed with a long lower shadow and a positive line, indicating that the decline has stopped and the price has stabilized. This suggests that the support at this level is strong. In the short term, the upward trend may continue.

Currently, the price of Ethereum is repeatedly testing within the range of 4200-4400. The trading volume increased when the price broke through the upper-band but did not last, indicating that there is bullish momentum, but confirmation is still needed.

If the price can break through with volume above 4400 and maintain support during the pull-back, it will technically open up room to extend towards the historical high. Conversely, if it fails to hold above 4200 and experiences a volume-amplified pull-back, it may retest the structural support zone of 3900-3700 dollars.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 4260

Target Price: 4960

Stop Loss: 3980

Valid Until: September 4, 2025, 23:00:00

Support: 4060/4000

Resistance: 4383/4871

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Tank

Economic

Forex

Technical Analysis

Summary:

The Japanese yen (JPY) has weakened slightly but remains supported by the decline in trade and political risks. Its short-term direction depends on the remarks of global central banks and the major economic data of Japan to be released on Friday. Recent election results show that the ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru, though weakened, remains in power.

BUY USDJPY

Close Time

CLOSED

147.558

Entry Price

149.000

146.200

155.110 -0.704 -0.45%

4.9

Pips

Profit

146.200

147.607

Exit Price

147.558

Entry Price

149.000

Fundamentals

The Japanese yen has weakened marginally but is still buoyed by the receding trade and political risks. Its short-term direction hinges on the statements of global central banks and the key economic data of Japan due to be published on Friday. Recent election outcomes indicate that the ruling coalition under Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru, despite a loss of strength, maintains its position. As a result, the political situation in Japan continues to draw significant attention.

Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru has vowed to stay in office, which has alleviated the immediate political risks faced by the yen. Earlier this month, the yen strengthened due to this political factor.

The minutes of the Fed's July meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) were released, revealing that most Fed officials remained cautious about tariff risks. However, this document seems to be outdated. Subsequently, the US non-farm payrolls report for July was weak, with significant downward revisions to the data. Moreover, there was another round of tariff escalations at the beginning of August. These developments have substantially altered the internal and external debates within the Fed.

Nevertheless, the Fed's latest dot-plot predicts two interest rate cuts in the second half of the year, suggesting that September is a reasonable window for the first rate cut. Federal funds futures currently indicate an 82% probability of a rate cut in September, slightly lower than the 92% a week ago. The real uncertainty lies in the intensity of the Fed's actions after September, with a wide range of views from early rate cuts to more cautious, phased rate cuts. Any hawkish surprises during the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium could intensify risk-aversion sentiment and increase the inflow of safe-haven funds into the yen.

The US Dollar Index edged lower as the Fed's independence faced a new round of political pressure from President Trump. Trump demanded the resignation of Fed Governor Lisa Cook in the so-called mortgage scandal. However, the downside for the US dollar is limited ahead of Jerome Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium on Friday.

The Fed meeting minutes show that policymakers are still more concerned about persistent inflation than a weak labor market. The report also indicates that major central bank officials will publicly support Jerome Powell at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, thereby strengthening the principle of central bank independence. This is in line with my previous assumption that Jerome Powell's speech may disappoint the doves and provide support for the US dollar next week.

Technical Analysis

On the four-hour chart, the USDJPY price has been fluctuating between the upper and lower Bollinger Bands and is currently trading sideways around the middle Bollinger Band. The MACD's fast and slow lines have returned to near the zero line, and the bearish energy column is gradually weakening. The RSI value is 52, at the median, indicating that the market is in a wait-and-see mode and a trend reversal could occur at any time.

If the price can break through and hold above the middle Bollinger Band, it may surge towards the round-number level of 148 and the previous high of 148.52. If it fails to break through, it may decline to around 145.8.

On the weekly chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the price is fluctuating around the middle Bollinger Band. After the MACD formed a golden cross, the fast and slow lines have pulled back to near the zero line. The RSI value is 50, at the median. Overall, the weekly chart shows a sideways trend, and a trend reversal could form at any time. The key is whether the price can hold above the middle Bollinger Band. If it can, it may break above 151. Otherwise, it may decline to around 142.

The short-term trading strategy suggests going long first and then going short.

USDJPY at a Crossroads Amid Sideways Fluctuations!_1

USDJPY at a Crossroads Amid Sideways Fluctuations!_2

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 147.56

Target Price: 149

Stop Loss: 146.2

Support: 145.8/142.6/141.6

Resistance: 148.5/149.6/151

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Tank

Economic

Commodity

Political

Technical Analysis

Summary:

The market expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at its next policy meeting, with the probability of a rate cut estimated to be close to 83%. Lower interest rates could reduce the opportunity cost of holding silver, thereby supporting this non-yielding white metal.

SELL XAGUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

37.900

Entry Price

36.800

39.000

63.878 +1.951 +3.15%

110.0

Pips

Loss

36.800

39.004

Exit Price

37.900

Entry Price

39.000

Fundamentals

Expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its September meeting are supporting silver prices. Market attention is now turning to the Fed's annual symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, scheduled for later this Friday. While U.S. wholesale prices rose last month and July's retail sales report showed strong growth, these factors have reduced the likelihood of a more aggressive 50-basis-point rate cut. However, the market still anticipates a rate cut at the next policy meeting, with the probability estimated to be around 83%. Lower interest rates could reduce the opportunity cost of holding silver, providing support for this non-interest-bearing precious metal. Additionally, growing industrial demand, especially in sectors like renewable energy and electronics, may also drive silver prices higher. According to Reuters, by 2025, demand for silver in solar applications is expected to have a significant impact on overall silver consumption, aligning with the global record-high installation of photovoltaic systems.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver a speech at the central bank's annual symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This event may offer some clues about the future direction of U.S. interest rates. If Powell adopts a "wait-and-see" stance and leans hawkish, it could strengthen the U.S. dollar and weigh on dollar-denominated commodity prices, including silver.

Technical Analysis

Regarding the daily chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing, and the moving averages are gradually flattening and converging, forming a triangular consolidation pattern (signaling an imminent breakout). The MACD uptrend momentum is starting to weaken, with the signal line and the MACD line pulling back toward the zero axis. The RSI value stands at 51, proving the market is not yet overbought. This suggests that the market is also waiting for a clearer directional signal. If the price fails to accelerate and breaks above the previous high of 39.6, silver could depreciate. The support level stays at the last low and the psychological level of 36.2 and 36. Once breached, silver will surge across 40 and head towards 50. In the 4H chart, the price briefly dipped below the Bollinger Lower Band but quickly rebounded. A further pullback to test lower support levels is still likely. Resistance levels are seen near the Bollinger Upper Band and the previous high, at 38.4 and 38.7, respectively. A selling at highs strategy should be adopted.

Big News Ahead: Could the Jackson Hole Symposium Push Silver Above $40?_1

Big News Ahead: Could the Jackson Hole Symposium Push Silver Above $40?_2

Trading Recommendations:

Trading direction: Sell

Entry price: 37.9

Target price: 36.8

Stop loss: 39

Support: 36.8/36.2/35

Resistance: 38.7/39.6/40

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Manuel

Central Bank

Economic

Summary:

From this support, the pair previously rebounded toward 0.6570 before resuming its decline, creating a descending trendline that now looms as a potential resistance barrier.

BUY AUDUSD

Close Time

CLOSED

0.64343

Entry Price

0.65000

0.63900

0.66502 -0.00018 -0.03%

38.7

Pips

Profit

0.63900

0.64730

Exit Price

0.64343

Entry Price

0.65000

The minutes from the Federal Reserve’s August meeting revealed that a majority of policymakers believe “inflation risks continue to outweigh employment risks.” Several officials also noted that the current policy rate “may not be far above neutral,” highlighting the central bank’s cautious stance. This contrasts sharply with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who argued in a interview that rates should be cut by as much as 150 to 175 basis points, a significantly more aggressive easing path than the Fed has signaled.

Meanwhile, Fed Governor Lisa Cook responded late Wednesday to accusations leveled by figures within the Trump administration, including President Trump himself, who claimed she violated financial regulations tied to mortgage applications. Trump openly called for Cook’s immediate resignation from the Fed, a move widely interpreted as an attempt to reshape the central bank with members more supportive of deeper and faster rate cuts, regardless of broader economic conditions.

On the trade front, Treasury Secretary Bessent struck a more optimistic tone during a Fox News interview on Tuesday. He said that Washington has had “very good conversations” with Beijing regarding tariffs as both sides work toward a broader trade agreement during the current 90-day suspension of new tariff measures. Bessent emphasized that “China is currently the largest revenue line for U.S. tariff income” and suggested that further talks are likely before November. While he acknowledged that “the status quo is working fairly well,” his remarks underline the fluid nature of U.S.–China trade relations, keeping investors sensitive to any potential developments.

Turning back to geopolitics, Trump hinted at a more defined U.S. role in providing security guarantees for Ukraine, specifically through air support. He stated, “We are willing to help them with things—especially, probably you could talk about air, because no one has what we have.” At the same time, he stressed that the U.S. will not deploy ground troops to Ukraine. Trump also pressed for a peaceful resolution, remarking, “I hope President Putin will be good, and if not, it will be a difficult situation.” He added that President Zelensky “also has to show some flexibility,” suggesting that compromise from both sides will be critical to achieving any lasting agreement.

Elsewhere, Australian data brought a more constructive note to the global macro picture. The flash S&P Global Manufacturing PMI for August climbed to 52.9 from 51.3, while the Services PMI rose to 55.1 from 54.1. As a result, the Composite PMI improved to 54.9 in August from the prior 53.8 reading, signaling steady expansion across both sectors.

Earlier this month, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.60%, citing weaker productivity trends and a subdued outlook for household consumption. The central bank also revised GDP projections lower and hinted at the possibility of further easing if inflation continues to moderate. At the same time, labor market data showed resilience, with unemployment holding steady and robust gains in full-time employment—evidence of underlying strength despite broader economic headwinds. A Bullish Rebound May Take Shape from Oversold Lows_1

A Bullish Rebound May Take Shape from Oversold Lows_1

Technical Analysis

AUD/USD remains caught in a corrective downtrend, currently testing the 0.6432 support level, the same area that marked a local bottom late last month. From this support, the pair previously rebounded toward 0.6570 before resuming its decline, creating a descending trendline that now looms as a potential resistance barrier.

If buyers manage to defend the current support level, a recovery move could unfold, targeting the trendline and the next resistance around 0.6506. This zone is reinforced by the 100- and 200-period moving averages, which cluster around 0.6490 and 0.6515 respectively on the four-hour chart.

Adding to the bullish case, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped to 24, signaling deeply oversold conditions. Such levels often attract opportunistic buyers anticipating a reversal. However, a decisive breakdown below the 0.6432 support would invalidate this scenario and could extend the bearish move even further.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 0.6433

Target price: 0.6500

Stop loss: 0.6390

Validity: Aug 29, 2025 15:00:00

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Manuel

Central Bank

Economic

Summary:

If the pair finds strong bullish rejection in this area, fresh upward momentum could emerge, paving the way for a potential recovery toward the 0.8120 zone.

BUY USDCHF

Close Time

CLOSED

0.80381

Entry Price

0.81150

0.79800

0.79602 +0.00020 +0.03%

40.6

Pips

Profit

0.79800

0.80787

Exit Price

0.80381

Entry Price

0.81150

On Monday, former U.S. President Donald Trump said that the United States would help guarantee Ukraine’s security as part of any potential agreement aimed at ending the war with Russia. The so-called “Coalition of the Willing,” comprising 30 nations, reached an accord to provide Ukraine with security guarantees and to coordinate its actions closely with Washington.

In addition, Trump is reportedly planning to arrange a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin following a conference with European leaders. Trump noted that he had already discussed elements of the plan with Putin in a phone call during his negotiations with European officials, underscoring his intent to play a direct role in facilitating dialogue.

Meanwhile, investor attention remains firmly fixed on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, whose upcoming remarks could provide crucial hints on whether the Fed will proceed with a rate cut at its September policy meeting. According to the CME FedWatch tool, markets are pricing in an almost 85% probability that the Fed will lower rates by 25 basis points, bringing the federal funds rate to a range of 4.00%–4.25%.

Despite this strong expectation, Powell has maintained a cautious “wait-and-see” stance. He has emphasized that the central bank is still assessing the broader impact of recent U.S. tariffs on inflation dynamics and overall economic activity. As a result, his remarks at the Fed’s annual Jackson Hole Symposium on Friday are anticipated to carry significant weight, potentially shaping expectations about the U.S. economic outlook and the future path of interest rates.

Adding to the political backdrop, President Trump called for the resignation of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Writing on his Truth Social platform, Trump accused Cook of mortgage fraud, echoing claims made by Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte, who urged the Department of Justice to investigate the allegations.

Across the Atlantic, Switzerland published disappointing data earlier this week, revealing that industrial production contracted in the second quarter. The weak figures cast a shadow over the nation’s economic prospects, particularly as U.S. tariffs begin to bite. This may pressure the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to consider further policy easing, potentially even cutting interest rates into negative territory once again.

At the same time, the combination of elevated U.S. trade tariffs and the recent streak of subdued inflation readings suggests that the Swiss franc could remain under weakening pressure against the dollar in the near term. A Fresh Upswing Could Emerge from Key Support Levels_1

A Fresh Upswing Could Emerge from Key Support Levels_1

Technical Analysis

USD/CHF is currently approaching the 200-period moving average on the four-hour chart, located near 0.8026, amid an ongoing bearish correction. This level is noteworthy, as it coincides with key horizontal support around 0.8023. If the pair finds strong bullish rejection in this area, fresh upward momentum could emerge, paving the way for a potential recovery toward the 0.8120 zone, which marks the next resistance level overhead.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is hovering near 35, moving closer to oversold territory. This suggests that bearish momentum may be losing steam and that bulls could soon attempt a reversal from these levels. However, should support give way to a decisive downside break, the door would open for further declines, reinforcing the short-term bearish bias.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 0.8038

Target price: 0.8115

Stop loss: 0.7980

Validity: Aug 29, 2025 15:00:00

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