Bollinger Bands

AUD/USD eased from this week’s high as traders assessed potential policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and the Reserve Bank of Australia. Technical signals suggest the pair may struggle to extend gains unless it clears nearby resistance.

EUR/USD has fallen to its weakest level since May last year as mixed US data, higher Treasury yields and rate expectations keep pressure on the pair. Traders are watching the US nonfarm payrolls report, PMI releases and Fed commentary for the next directional catalyst.

Dow Jones weakness may be approaching exhaustion as the index trades near closely watched Elliott Wave targets and support around 50,500. Oversold NYSE breadth, stretched internal indicators and emerging technical divergences suggest a renewed rally could develop over the coming days to weeks.

AUD/USD has fallen for three consecutive weeks, touching 0.7023 as markets prepare for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s interest rate decision. Technical traders are watching 0.7000 as a key support level, with 0.6900 in focus if bearish momentum persists.

AUD/USD has fallen for three consecutive weeks, reaching 0.7023 as traders position for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s upcoming rate decision. Technical signals remain tilted lower, with 0.7000 emerging as a key support zone and 0.6900 in focus if selling pressure persists.

EUR/USD remains under pressure after falling to its lowest level since July 30, with technical traders watching a bearish flag formation and key levels at 1.1450, 1.1500 and 1.1550. Central bank commentary, fuel-price inflation, a Trump-Xi meeting and flash PMI data are set to shape near-term direction.

The Nasdaq 100 is trading in a compressed volatility setup, with Bollinger Bands tightening around the index as Elliott Wave scenarios point to sharply different outcomes. Technical traders are watching 30,195 as a key bullish confirmation area, while weakness below the lower band could revive downside targets near 27,732 and 26,900.

USDJPY is holding near the ¥157.50 to ¥157.80 area after a sharp retreat from the ¥163.00 zone, with oversold technical signals supporting a tentative bounce. Traders are watching whether softer US jobs data and inflation signals can keep pressure on the pair, while fresh intervention remains a key risk.

USD/JPY has stabilized around the 157.50 to 157.80 area after a sharp retreat from the 163.00 zone, with oversold technical signals helping the pair find a near-term floor. Traders are weighing the impact of major intervention, uncertain Bank of Japan tightening prospects, and reduced expectations for two Federal Reserve hikes before year-end.

Bitcoin has been locked in a narrow trading range between $62,000 and $65,000, while a key volatility gauge has tightened to its lowest level since January. Market participants are watching for a decisive move, though the direction of the next breakout remains uncertain.

Bitcoin spot ETFs are on pace for their weakest monthly net inflows on record, with July demand falling to just $205 million. Ether funds have held up better, while traders watch a tight BTC volatility setup and incoming U.S. inflation and growth data.

Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize after its recent sell-off, with spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and softer jobs data offering short-term support. Technical signals remain cautious, however, as BTC/USD trades below key trend measures and market participants watch 58,000 support against 66,000 resistance.