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NET CHG.
%CHG.
SPREAD
SPX
S&P 500 Index
6870.39
6870.39
6870.39
6895.79
6858.28
+13.27
+ 0.19%
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DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average
47954.98
47954.98
47954.98
48133.54
47871.51
+104.05
+ 0.22%
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IXIC
NASDAQ Composite Index
23578.12
23578.12
23578.12
23680.03
23506.00
+72.99
+ 0.31%
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US Dollar Index
98.830
98.910
98.830
98.960
98.810
-0.120
-0.12%
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EURUSD
Euro / US Dollar
1.16539
1.16547
1.16539
1.16553
1.16341
+0.00113
+ 0.10%
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GBPUSD
Pound Sterling / US Dollar
1.33399
1.33406
1.33399
1.33420
1.33151
+0.00087
+ 0.07%
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XAUUSD
Gold / US Dollar
4208.16
4208.61
4208.16
4213.06
4190.61
+10.25
+ 0.24%
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WTI
Light Sweet Crude Oil
59.971
60.008
59.971
60.063
59.752
+0.162
+ 0.27%
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          Sterling Shows Resilience, but Economic Fundamentals Remain a Concern

          Eva Chen

          Economic

          Summary:

          After approaching the key psychological level of 200.00 on Wednesday, bullish momentum in GBPJPY eased as expected. Although the pair rebounded on Thursday, it failed to fully shake off the technical pressure from the head-and-shoulders top pattern, indicating that downside risks persist in the near term.

          SELL GBPJPY
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          198.574

          Entry Price

          196.450

          TP

          199.500

          SL

          206.868 -0.232 -0.11%

          92.6

          Pips

          Loss

          196.450

          TP

          199.506

          Exit Price

          198.574

          Entry Price

          199.500

          SL

          Fundamentals

          Despite facing multiple economic challenges, the British pound has demonstrated resilience in recent sessions. During Wednesday's parliamentary questioning, Prime Minister Keir Starmer did not rule out the possibility of introducing a future wealth tax. However, unlike last week, this statement did not trigger market panic or a sharp sell-off in sterling.
          Previously, the Prime Minister's inconsistent stance on welfare reform and delayed confirmation of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' position had raised concerns over policy uncertainty, putting downward pressure on the pound. While the political turmoil has somewhat subsided, reports indicate that the UK still faces severe fiscal and growth challenges, limiting the upside potential for sterling.
          Sterling Shows Resilience, but Economic Fundamentals Remain a Concern_1

          Technical Analysis

          During Thursday's Asian session, GBPJPY found some support in the 198.35–198.40 range, attracting dip-buying interest and curbing the modest pullback from the previous day's high. The spot price remains below the 199.00 level and continues to trade within a head-and-shoulders top pattern on the hourly chart, suggesting that short-term downward pressure remains.
          From a medium-term perspective, the upward trend over the past two months has followed a steady ascending channel, indicating that the broader bullish structure is still intact. On the daily chart, oscillators remain in positive territory and have not yet entered overbought conditions, further supporting the possibility of continued bullish momentum.
          If GBPJPY can decisively break above the current consolidation zone and the upper boundary of the channel — the psychological 200.00 level — it would signal the start of a new upward wave and open the door for a retest of the yearly high.
          Conversely, a break below the key support zone of 198.35–198.40 could trigger additional technical selling, potentially pushing the pair lower toward the next major support area at 197.15–197.10.
          Overall, the medium-term trend remains bullish, supported by the channel structure. However, short-term technical pressure persists due to the unresolved head-and-shoulders pattern. A successful break above 200.00 would confirm the resumption of the bullish trend, while a drop below 198.35 would raise the risk of a deeper short-term correction.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Sell
          Entry Price: 199.00
          Target Price: 196.45
          Stop Loss: 199.50
          Deadline: July 25, 2025, 23:55:00
          Support: 198.38/198.11/197.17
          Resistance: 199.24/199.48/199.83
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          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          Pound Bulls Reignite, Upside Target of 1.3950 in Sight

          Alan

          Forex

          Summary:

          The Great British Pound (GBP) fundamentals are at a crossroads of "economic recovery + policy easing expectations," while the US dollar (USD) faces dual constraints from "rate cut expectations + improved risk appetite." This dynamic is expected to drive GBP/USD higher.

          BUY GBPUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          1.36073

          Entry Price

          1.39100

          TP

          1.35100

          SL

          1.33399 +0.00087 +0.07%

          97.3

          Pips

          Loss

          1.35100

          SL

          1.35099

          Exit Price

          1.36073

          Entry Price

          1.39100

          TP

          Fundamentals

          Recently, the UK economy has shown signs of recovery. The latest data reveals that the UK Services PMI rose sharply to 52.8 in June from 51.3 in May, marking the highest level since August last year, driven by sustained domestic demand and a surge in new business. However, firms remain cautious about hiring due to rising labor costs. The Composite PMI climbed from 50.7 to 52, indicating that the broader private sector continues to expand moderately while manufacturing remains under pressure. With easing price pressures and slower business cost growth, market expectations for a Bank of England rate cut in August have increased, especially as inflation has steadily declined from its peak with the May CPI annual rate dropping to 3.4% from 3.5%.
          Meanwhile, risk appetite in the US is improving, weighing on the US dollar. The latest Fed meeting minutes showed that most officials support initiating rate cuts later this year, reiterating no urgency for further hikes. This has tempered market expectations for US dollar tightening. Additionally, the US Dollar Index dipped slightly to 97.40 on July 10th. As the US dollar's "safe-haven + yield advantage" weakens, capital is flowing out of dollar-denominated assets and into markets like the UK in search of higher returns and capital appreciation.
          Regarding the UK's political and financial situations, the ruling party faces turbulence over welfare reforms and property tax decisions, leading to short-term pressure on the GBP. However, the recently signed UK-US trade deal has bolstered confidence in the UK's medium-to-long-term growth prospects.
          Therefore, the UK is at an inflection point of "economic recovery + policy easing expectations," while the US dollar contends with "rate cut expectations + improving risk appetite," creating favorable conditions for GBP/USD upside.

          Technical Analysis

          Pound Bulls Reignite, Upside Target of 1.3950 in Sight_1
          As of the European session today, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3613, gradually rising after climbing over 33 pips from the intraday low of 1.3579. Both technical indicators and price action suggest continued bullish momentum.
          Based on the daily chart, GBP/USD recently retraced to the rising trendline connecting previous lows and stabilized with a bullish doji candlestick yesterday, confirming a resumption of upward momentum. The moving averages are also arranged in a bullish formation, reinforcing the upside bias.
          Regarding technical indicators, the RSI is in neutral-to-bullish territory, with its curve turning upward again, suggesting a higher likelihood of near-term gains.
          On the upside, the first target is the previous high of 1.3788. A breakout above this level could propel GBP/USD toward the 1.3950 resistance zone. The recommended strategy is to buy the dips.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading direction: Buy
          Entry price: 1.3600
          Target price: 1.3910
          Stop loss: 1.3510
          Valid Until: July 24, 2025, 23:00:00
          Support: 1.3525/1.3370
          Resistance: 1.3788/1.3950
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          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          Bearish Continuation Possible if USDX Rejection Holds

          Manuel

          Central Bank

          Economic

          Summary:

          This zone has repeatedly triggered downside reactions in recent sessions and may again act as a ceiling if bulls fail to break through.

          SELL USDX
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          96.940

          Entry Price

          95.950

          TP

          97.900

          SL

          98.830 -0.120 -0.12%

          96.0

          Pips

          Loss

          95.950

          TP

          97.900

          Exit Price

          96.940

          Entry Price

          97.900

          SL

          The latest minutes from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy meeting reaffirm that the central bank remains firmly entrenched in a wait-and-see approach. Fed officials expressed continued caution about the U.S. economic outlook, highlighting persistent uncertainty despite some softening in labor market concerns and a modest easing of inflationary pressures.
          However, the minutes were compiled before the renewed wave of tariff threats announced this week. Since then, divergence has grown within the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), with policymakers split over whether the first rate cut should happen as early as July or be deferred until some time in 2026.
          Former President Donald Trump once again lashed out at Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling for an aggressive 3% rate cut. His comments also shook the commodity markets, pushing copper prices higher after he proposed a 50% tariff on the red metal.
          Adding to market unease, the Trump administration unveiled a new list of countries facing sharply increased tariffs if no trade agreements are signed before August 1. These levies—ranging from 20% to 50%—are part of a broader strategy that includes previously postponed reciprocal tariffs, originally delayed in April and again before the July 9 deadline.
          Among the newly targeted countries are the Philippines (20%), Moldova (25%), Algeria (30%), Iraq (30%), Libya (30%), Brunei (25%), Sri Lanka (30%), and Brazil (50%). Trump warned that pharmaceutical products, semiconductors, and copper would also face duties near the 50% level, emphasizing that he "could have been even tougher on trade."
          This heightened trade uncertainty and lack of policy clarity have left investors and global markets on edge, as the erratic nature of tariff implementation complicates efforts to forecast future trading conditions.Bearish Continuation Possible if USDX Rejection Holds_1

          Technical Analysis

          The U.S. Dollar Index (USDX) remains in a well-defined downtrend, but recent price action shows the formation of a short-term bullish retracement. However, this recovery now faces strong resistance near the 97.28 level—an area that coincides with the 100-period moving average on the daily chart. This zone has repeatedly triggered downside reactions in recent sessions and may again act as a ceiling if bulls fail to break through.
          Further overhead, the 200-period moving average sits at 98.05, aligning closely with a descending trendline that could serve as an additional resistance barrier should the price push higher.
          From a momentum perspective, the RSI is hovering near 65, approaching the overbought threshold. This suggests that bullish momentum may be losing steam, particularly as USDX struggles to reclaim the 97.32 level, which previously acted as support. A confirmed rejection at this zone could signal a bearish continuation, with downside targets around the recent local low of 95.95.
          If, however, the index manages to breach these resistance levels decisively, it could challenge the broader bearish trend. But until then, sellers remain in control, and the risk of a deeper pullback remains elevated.
          Trading Recommendations
          Trading direction: Sell
          Entry price: 96.97
          Target price: 95.95
          Stop loss: 97.90
          Validity: Jul 18, 2025 15:00:00
          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          Momentum Fades as Bitcoin Struggles to Break Out

          Manuel

          Cryptocurrency

          Summary:

          A deeper correction would likely require a decisive break below that level, potentially accelerating the bearish move.

          SELL BTC-USDT
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          109489.4

          Entry Price

          107500.0

          TP

          111000.0

          SL

          91242.5 +1687.7 +1.88%

          1510.6

          Pips

          Loss

          107500.0

          TP

          111035.2

          Exit Price

          109489.4

          Entry Price

          111000.0

          SL

          BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has once again made history by surpassing 700,000 BTC under management—an impressive milestone achieved just 18 months after its launch. According to the fund’s official website, IBIT held 698,919 BTC as of July 3. Following net inflows of approximately 1,510 BTC on July 7, it officially crossed the 700K threshold—right after the U.S. Independence Day holiday—according to data from Coinglass.
          Launched in January 2024 after receiving landmark regulatory approval, IBIT has since grown into the world’s largest spot Bitcoin ETF. It is now BlackRock’s third-highest revenue-generating ETF out of the 1,197 funds it manages and is only $9 billion away from becoming the firm’s top performer, as highlighted by Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas. The fund had previously earned the distinction of being the fastest-growing ETF globally.
          Meanwhile, Japan-based Metaplanet continues to execute its bold Bitcoin treasury strategy. The Tokyo-listed hospitality company, which began accumulating BTC in April 2024, has now amassed 15,555 BTC—making it the fifth-largest corporate holder of Bitcoin globally. CEO Simon Gerovich, in a recent Financial Times interview, stated that Metaplanet is committed to acquiring as much BTC as possible before entering its next phase of growth.
          Gerovich described the current moment as a “Bitcoin gold rush” and suggested that the firm could later leverage its BTC holdings as collateral to finance acquisitions of cash-generating businesses. He emphasized the importance of reaching a point of “escape velocity” in Bitcoin accumulation, where competitors would struggle to catch up.
          In a similar move, Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) announced a $4.2 billion offering of Series A perpetual preferred shares (STRD) with a 10% yield. The funds raised will be used to expand their Bitcoin reserves, support operational liquidity, and pay dividends on existing preferred shares such as STRK and STRF. The announcement was made during a presentation led by CEO Phong Lee and Saylor himself.Momentum Fades as Bitcoin Struggles to Break Out_1

          Technical Analysis

          BTC/USD lost upward momentum after approaching the 109,700 resistance area for the second time, failing to post a new higher high. This inability to break through a key resistance level increases the likelihood of a short-term bearish correction.
          Should Bitcoin close below the 9-period moving average on the 1-hour chart, the market may begin pulling back toward the next local support at 107,400—a zone that has previously acted as a reliable floor. A deeper correction would likely require a decisive break below that level, potentially accelerating the bearish move.
          The RSI is currently hovering near 56, sitting slightly above neutral territory. It has struggled to break above the 63 level, suggesting that bullish momentum may be fading. If the RSI continues to stall while price action remains below 109,700, a pullback could become more probable.
          However, a decisive break above 109,700 could open the door for a renewed bullish push toward the recent high of 110,500 set on July 3. Until then, price action appears indecisive, and the burden is on the bulls to reassert control.
          Trading Recommendations
          Trading direction: Sell
          Entry price: 109500
          Target price: 107500
          Stop loss: 111000
          Validity: Jul 18, 2025 15:00:00
          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          Gold Faces Resistance at the Head and Shoulders Top Pattern. Exercise Patience before Going Long as Short-term Correction Is Ongoing

          Eva Chen

          Economic

          Commodity

          Summary:

          Gold prices continued to decline on Thursday after falling below US$3,300 on Wednesday. The downward pressure stemmed from the Federal Reserve's cautious stance and rising bond yields, which partially offset market concerns about escalating trade tensions.

          BUY XAUUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          3314.58

          Entry Price

          3389.00

          TP

          3275.00

          SL

          4208.16 +10.25 +0.24%

          744.2

          Pips

          Profit

          3275.00

          SL

          3389.03

          Exit Price

          3314.58

          Entry Price

          3389.00

          TP

          Fundamentals

          U.S. President Trump has denied further delays to the August 1 tariff increases, announcing more aggressive measures. These include a 50% tariff on copper imports, a potential 200% tariff on pharmaceuticals, and a 10% tariff on BRICS nations' goods.
          A neutral outlook on a July rate cut by the Federal Reserve is another key factor weighing on gold prices. Last week's strong U.S. jobs report eased concerns about an economic slowdown, reducing expectations for upcoming monetary easing.
          New tariffs may exacerbate inflationary pressures in the U.S., potentially limiting the Federal Reserve's scope for future rate cuts.
          Meanwhile, the surge in U.S. Treasury yields is also pressuring gold prices, as investors have already factored in the impact of the Federal Reserve's rate cuts. Data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows that market participants anticipate the Federal Reserve will cut rates by 48 basis points in 2025.
          MARKET WATCH: Given the current economic climate, the global landscape is shifting from a U.S.-led order to a multi-polar world. This transition is expected to generate persistent inflationary pressures, elevated interest rates, a weaker US dollar, and increased demand for safe-haven assets over the next five to ten years.
          Since the pandemic, the U.S. core inflation rate has remained above the Federal Reserve's 2% target for five years. Increased defense spending and tariff policies under the Trump administration are likely to keep inflation above the Fed's target for the remainder of this decade, potentially driving up gold prices.
          Investors are awaiting the release of the June FOMC meeting minutes later today for further insights into the central bank's policy direction.
          Gold Faces Resistance at the Head and Shoulders Top Pattern. Exercise Patience before Going Long as Short-term Correction Is Ongoing_1

          Technical Analysis

          Gold prices have declined since the beginning of the week due to macroeconomic factors. The price action has broken down from a 4-hour head and shoulders bottom pattern, instead of continuing the larger uptrend, and has broken lower via a 1-hour head and shoulders top pattern, forming a short-term downtrend.
          The market is currently dominated by a 1-hour head and shoulders top pattern, indicating that the downward trend is not yet complete. The downside target is below US$3280; therefore, long positions should be approached cautiously, with a focus on strategic positioning.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Buy
          Entry Price: 3275
          Target Price: 3389
          Stop Loss: 3235
          Valid Until: July 24, 2025 23:55:00
          Support: 3279, 3273, 3252
          Resistance: 3308, 3332, 3346
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          UK Bond Market Stabilization Fails to Support the Pound, while Structural Mismatch Hinders Short-term Performance

          Eva Chen

          Economic

          Summary:

          The UK bond market's volatility eased following the Labour government's concessions on welfare reform, with the 10-year gilt yield decreasing from 4.36% to 4.22%. However, the British pound remains under pressure. The current exchange rate approaches a key demand zone, potentially offering a medium-term entry point for bulls.

          BUY GBPUSD
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          1.34994

          Entry Price

          1.38130

          TP

          1.32900

          SL

          1.33399 +0.00087 +0.07%

          34.3

          Pips

          Profit

          1.32900

          SL

          1.35337

          Exit Price

          1.34994

          Entry Price

          1.38130

          TP

          Fundamentals

          The UK market is currently focused on the new government's fiscal discipline and policy outlook. The government had to compromise on its initial welfare reform plans due to internal opposition within the Labour Party. This "policy retreat" calmed market sentiment in the short term, partially alleviating concerns about fiscal deterioration, which led to a decrease in UK gilt yields from their highs.
          However, the pound remains weak, falling from last week's high of 1.3680 against the US dollar, reaching a low of 1.3215 on Wednesday. Interest rate pricing in the money market indicates that investors anticipate only a 25 basis point rate cut by the Bank of England in the next 12 months, which is a relative disadvantage compared to the Federal Reserve's more aggressive easing expectations.
          More importantly, the trading logic of the pound has evolved from the “political premium” to a more structural “fiscal - monetary mismatch” concerns - Monetary easing, if it follows fiscal tightening, will likely pressure the British pound.
          Moreover, UK June CPI met expectations at 2.0%, returning to the Bank of England's target for the first time since 2021, reinforcing expectations of a rate cut this year.
          Despite this, the pound is unlikely to experience a systemic devaluation due to current fluctuations. Market participants will closely monitor the medium- to long-term policies of the new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, whose continued tenure, supported by Prime Minister Starmer, should help restore market confidence.
          UK Bond Market Stabilization Fails to Support the Pound, while Structural Mismatch Hinders Short-term Performance_1

          Technical Analysis

          Technically, the GBPUSD is currently undergoing a short-term correction. After declining from the previous high of 1.3787, it is now forming a potential support zone between 1.3215 and 1.3369. In the 1D timeframe, it indicates that the price is trading below the 20-day SMA, but has not yet fully broken the bullish structure.
          If the current area can be maintained and a rebound occurs, breaking through the short-term resistance levels of 1.3607 and 1.3680, the pair will retest the previous high of 1.3787. A confirmed breakout would signal a new upward trend, with a potential target towards the 2023 high of 1.3813.
          Key support is at 1.3215, which is also the previous consolidation platform and 50% retracement support. A break below this level would suggest a deeper correction.

          Trading Recommendations

          Trading Direction: Buy
          Entry Price: 1.3500, 1.3450
          Target Price: 1.3813
          Stop Loss: 1.3290
          Valid Until: July 24, 2025 23:55:00
          Support: 1.3449, 1.3215, 1.3369
          Resistance: 1.3607, 1.3682, 1.3751
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          WTI Nears $68 Amid Red Sea Attacks and Supply Disruptions

          Warren Takunda

          Commodity

          Summary:

          WTI crude oil extends its gains for a third consecutive session, trading near $67.60, driven by escalating Middle East tensions and renewed supply disruption fears.

          BUY WTI
          Close Time
          CLOSED

          67.600

          Entry Price

          71.000

          TP

          65.200

          SL

          59.971 +0.162 +0.27%

          64.3

          Pips

          Profit

          65.200

          SL

          68.243

          Exit Price

          67.600

          Entry Price

          71.000

          TP

          Crude oil prices pushed higher during early Wednesday trading in Asia, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) climbing for a third consecutive session to trade around $67.60 per barrel. The move extends a rebound driven largely by heightened geopolitical instability in the Middle East and growing unease over maritime supply disruptions. Despite this momentum, investor caution surrounding U.S. trade policy and upcoming OPEC+ production decisions kept gains in check.
          The latest support for oil prices comes on the back of alarming developments in the Red Sea. Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched a deadly attack on a Liberian-flagged bulk carrier on Tuesday, killing three crew members and injuring two others. The vessel ultimately sank, raising serious concerns over shipping security in one of the world’s most strategically critical maritime corridors. This followed another drone strike a day earlier on a Greek-managed ship, which left two crew members injured and two others missing.
          These attacks have amplified fears of a potential chokepoint disruption, reminiscent of the Suez Canal blockage in 2021. The Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait serve as critical routes for oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from the Middle East to Europe and Asia. Any prolonged disruption here could ripple across global energy supply chains, forcing rerouting, increasing shipping costs, and reducing available barrels in real time.
          However, crude’s upside remains tempered by concerns over looming U.S. tariff actions under the Trump administration. While President Donald Trump has delayed the implementation of new tariffs on imports from key trade partners—including Japan, South Korea, and the European Union—until August 1, his warning that “no extensions will be granted” keeps markets on edge.
          The delay, while offering a temporary reprieve, highlights the precarious nature of global trade relations and their direct implications for energy demand. Should talks break down, retaliatory measures could dampen industrial output and transportation activity across major economies, undermining oil consumption in the second half of the year.
          Still, the current delay has injected a dose of optimism, as it suggests that diplomatic channels remain open. Markets are cautiously hopeful that a compromise might be reached that avoids the imposition of fresh tariffs altogether—an outcome that would preserve oil demand forecasts heading into Q4.
          Meanwhile, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) is gearing up for a key meeting on August 3, where the group is expected to approve a moderate production increase of approximately 550,000 barrels per day (bpd) for September. This would follow the recently announced decision to raise August output by 548,000 bpd, signaling a gradual return of supply in line with cautious optimism over demand.
          The supply recalibration comes as the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Tuesday lowered its production forecast for 2025, citing lower-than-expected drilling activity. Persistent price volatility and restrained capital expenditure have caused American producers to proceed cautiously, contributing to slower-than-anticipated output recovery. If sustained, this dynamic could support oil prices in the medium term by softening the global supply outlook, especially if demand proves resilient.
          Technical AnalysisWTI Nears $68 Amid Red Sea Attacks and Supply Disruptions_1
          From a technical standpoint, WTI crude continues to exhibit a constructive short-term structure. The price has remained above its 50-period exponential moving average (EMA), signaling underlying strength. Bullish momentum has been bolstered by the emergence of positive RSI signals and a failure to break recent lows—indicative of buyers regaining control.
          On the daily chart, oil tested resistance near $78 earlier this month, followed by a pullback characterized by a large bearish candle. However, support from the moving average system has remained intact, and the medium-term upward trend has not yet been invalidated. Notably, the MACD indicator has begun to cross downward above the zero line, suggesting weakening bullish momentum—though not yet a definitive reversal.
          In the shorter 1-hour timeframe, crude oil has broken above its moving averages and appears to be entering a transitional phase. The MACD has re-crossed the zero axis with a rising histogram, signaling the re-emergence of bullish momentum. Price action is currently range-bound between $65.50 and $67.80. A successful breakout above the upper boundary could pave the way for a push toward the psychologically significant $71.00 level.
          TRADE RECOMMENDATION
          BUY WTI
          ENTRY PRICE: 67.60
          STOP LOSS: 65.20
          TAKE PROFIT: 71.00
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          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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