FOMC minutes

Crude Oil Update: With both the Chinese and US economies reporting economic statistics previously seen in 2009, bearish pressures have driven oil prices back towards the 2024 lows, raising concerns about a potential decline into the $60 price range.

EURUSD, Silver Analysis: Following the EURUSD’s breakout ahead of the US Dollar, the Euro has retested its December 2023 highs, while Silver has regained positive momentum, continuing its primary uptrend.

USDJPY Forecast: The bearish sentiment surrounding the U.S. dollar is dominating the week ahead, driven by expectations of a dovish outlook from the Federal Reserve, which is pushing the USDJPY pair back toward the 145 level. On the other hand, expectations surrounding Japanese monetary policy remain a significant factor, particularly in light of the evolving inflationary trends in Japan.

Crude Oil Forecast: Oil market volatility is expected next week with Powell’s economic outlook and crude oil inventory updates.

EURUSD, DXY Analysis: With the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) holding above its crucial 102 support level, the EURUSD pair struggles to maintain its position above the 1.10 mark. The question remains: Will the Dollar’s support be breached with the upcoming Federal Reserve outlook?

EURUSD Forecast: EURUSD is trading above of its key consolidation ahead of FOMC minutes

Crude Oil Update: in light of increasing geo-political risks, environmental risks, OPEC+ quota alignment, and anticipated summer season demand, oil is surpassing 2-month highs. Where is the next resistance?

Crude Oil Outlook: Crude oil breaks above its 7-day consolidation, and key 82 level ahead of monthly close.

Dow Jones Forecast: Market euphoria was halted by hawkish FOMC minutes. Will charts be able to reflect resiliency?

Crude Oil, Nat Gas Analysis: Q1 2024 has seen a positive shift in energy trends, driven by an accelerating Chinese economy and changing inventory levels. Is there an opposite outlook for Q2?

Crude Oil Analysis: Crude oil has rebounded from its largest yearly correction twice, driven by negative U.S inventory results for the past two weeks. Will there be a third rebound on Wednesday?