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Oil prices strengthened as renewed tanker strikes in the Strait of Hormuz revived supply concerns. USOIL is moving between 77.50–80.50 near EMA24, with bullish EMAs hinting at upside potential on a breakout. A rise above 80.50 may fuel a surge toward the next resistance at 84.00. https://t.co/jofn3NuA5m

Sector rotation and strong bank earnings drove the Nasdaq 100 lower. USTEC hit 29870 before retesting 29340 and bouncing toward EMAs. Lower swings with converging EMAs show a bearish shift potential. Holding above 29340 may prompt consolidation within the 29340-29590 range. https://t.co/ugccmMEDjn

Gold prices eased as Middle East tensions revive inflation concerns, while softer US CPI tempers Fed rate hike expectations. The price remains below both narrowing EMAs, reinforcing the potential for further downside. Breaking below 4010 may fuel a retracement toward 3980. https://t.co/TvLGT34T1I

Bitcoin prices recovered after muted US CPI lifted risk-on sentiment in broader markets. Golden-crossed EMAs indicate an uptrend shift. Closing above 64800 may prompt the price to rise toward the next resistance at 65300. https://t.co/fzKrwPc7WK

Will the Canadian dollar rise against the Swiss franc? Here's our trade of the week. CADCHF is testing the top of a range dating back to October 2025, breaking through June's peak. A confirmed breakout could open the way toward 0.5820, the December 2025 high. All eyes on Wednesday's BoC rate decision for the next catalyst. Would you buy or sell? 👇

🛢️ USOIL rebounds on Middle East tensions, with Strait of Hormuz supply risks back in focus. Price is now testing resistance around $80, where the upper Bollinger Band meets the 50-day SMA. Will the price break higher, or will resistance push it back down? Let us know in the comments. 👇

Persist hawkish stance by Fed erased gains from soft US CPI data. XAGUSD rose above 59.00 and EMA120 before falling below them. The price is between both EMAs, indicating potential consolidation. Remaining below 59.00, the prices may fluctuate within the 58.00–59.00 range. https://t.co/Ted9VTRkAE

Oil prices edged higher as renewed conflicts and tighter shipping rules fueled supply concerns. USOIL is trading near EMA24 after a swing from 81.30 back to 77.50, still above bullish EMAs and keeping a constructive bias. A break above 81.00 may see USOIL advance toward 84.00. https://t.co/4knhGI2GvQ

The pound-dollar stabilized as a weaker US dollar countered UK political risks. GBPUSD pulled back toward 1.3380 after rising above 1.3420. The price remains above the EMAs with a golden-cross, signaling a bullish bias. Surging above 1.3420 could prompt a run toward 1.3450. https://t.co/0C4Y9f78Ox

Softer US inflation dragged the US dollar index lower as markets trimmed hawkish Fed expectations. DXY retested 101.30 before plunging below both EMAs to 100.60, with an unclear market structure, suggesting consolidation. Remaining below both EMAs may prompt a drop toward 100.60. https://t.co/xRQIqq8tDX

Nasdaq 100 rebounded on softer US Jun consumer inflation. USTEC recovered above 29690 after bouncing from 29520 and both EMAs. The index shows higher swings with golden-crossed EMAs, indicating a bullish extension potential. Closing above 29830 may prompt a soar toward 30000. https://t.co/ktkvMBfZPQ

Softer US inflation and Sep ECB hike expectations boosted the euro-dollar. EURUSD surged and retested 1.1460 before falling below 1.1440. Golden-crossed EMAs indicate a potential bullish shift. Clearing above 1.1440 could prompt a run toward 1.1460. https://t.co/jZPn2muIde

Revised Japan May Industrial Production kept the US dollar-yen steady. USDJPY recovered around both EMAs after failing to reach 161.60. Flattening EMAs shows an unclear structure despite the broader bearish bias. Falling below 162.00 may prompt a retreat toward 161.60. https://t.co/ML3qix3eVY

Oil rebounded, but signals are mixed, supply risks are rising and demand is still strong. So what’s next for oil? Watch to find out. https://t.co/nPIuxDSeLM

Preview of US CPI publication All eyes are on the upcoming US CPI release. Following May's climb to an all-time high of 335.12 points, markets are looking for signs of cooling inflation. A higher-than-expected reading could bolster the dollar, while any slowdown may ease pressure on the FOMC. #CPI #USD #forex #inflation #FOMC