XAUUSD – Gold
Resistances: 2920.00, 2930.00 & 2960.00
Supports: 2895.00, 2880.00 & 2830.00
Gold tried for 5 days to go back above the previous support trendline – now Resistance, but failed.
Now we should see test of Supports – Ideally it should have a nice correction all the way to 2765.00, but 2830.00 would do the job as well…

USDCAD 4 HOUR – TARIFF CLOUD

CAD has been the underperformer today, weaker not just vs the USD but vs the JPY as well
Political vacuum to deal with the tariff cloud hanging over Canada is seen on this cart that would need toi regain 1.4435-50 to put the key 1.56+ area on plat again.
Keeps a bid as long as it holds 1.4350-55.
EURUSD 4h
Supports: 1.08450, 1.08300 & 1.08200
Resistance: 1.08750, 1.08900 & 1.09650
Next 4h Bar is crucial for the direction – if it manages to go above 1.08900 and stay above it, EUR will continue Up.
In such a case target is in 1.10600 area.
If not, we should be watching everything between 1.05600 & 1.06400 down there.

EURUSD brief black hole reaction to German news

EURUSS 15 MINUTE CHART — Headline risk

News Algo headline reaction then back to square one (1.0850)
EURUSD bounce just now from above 1.08 would need a solid 1.0850+ to shift the focus away from 1.08 and back to the 1.0888 high.
Bounce in EURJPY just now seemed to coincide with a modest bounce in US stocks off the lows.
In the current environment, look for stock market bounces to lack follow through, for exampole, as long as US500 stays below 5800
Using my platform as a HEATMAP

Mixed start to the week
EURUSD backing off towards (but still above) 1.08.… USDJPY weaker ==> EURJPY weaker (GBPJPY as well) asa JPY gets safe haven flows.
AUDUSD, NZDUSD a touch firmer, USDCAD about unchanged
Tariffs, trade war risk, recession talk weighing on US equities
The Savvy Trader was ahead of the curve when he wrote this article’
Is the U.S. headed for a recession by the Savvy Trader?
Light calendar so another headline watching day after Trump weekend comments (scroll below) added to a risk off mood
Early call on US stocks : lower
Recession fears: President Trump declined on Sunday to rule out the possibility that his economic policies, including aggressive tariffs against America’s trade partners, would cause a recession. In an interview aired on Fox News, Mr. Trump also told Maria Bartiromo, the host of “Sunday Morning Futures,” that he was considering increasing tariffs against Mexico and Canada. When asked if he was expecting a recession this year, Mr. Trump responded that “I hate to predict things like that” and that there would be “a period of transition,” but that eventually “it should be great for us.” Read more ›… NYT
Early call on US stocks : lower
Recession fears: President Trump declined on Sunday to rule out the possibility that his economic policies, including aggressive tariffs against America’s trade partners, would cause a recession. In an interview aired on Fox News, Mr. Trump also told Maria Bartiromo, the host of “Sunday Morning Futures,” that he was considering increasing tariffs against Mexico and Canada. When asked if he was expecting a recession this year, Mr. Trump responded that “I hate to predict things like that” and that there would be “a period of transition,” but that eventually “it should be great for us.” Read more ›… NYT
THIS WEEK’S MARKET-MOVING EVENTS (all days local)
This week’s economic outlook focuses on key global trends. In Asia, China may introduce stimulus measures following its National People’s Congress, as policymakers shift to a “moderately loose” monetary stance. Meanwhile, India and Australia monitor inflation and confidence data for signs of economic shifts. In Europe, Germany’s struggling manufacturing sector remains a concern, though potential defense spending increases could offer future support. The Eurozone continues battling weak industrial output. In the U.S., recession risks are rising as job growth slows, inflation remains high, and consumer sentiment declines. The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady as uncertainty looms.
Econoday
Newsquawk Week Ahead: Highllights 10-14th March 2025
Highlights include US CPI, UoM, BoC, UK GDP and Norwegian CPI
so powell gives himself high score marks
Powell says Fed is awaiting ‘greater clarity’ on Trump policies before making next move on rates
“Policy is not on a preset course,” he said. “Our current policy stance is well positioned to deal with the risks and uncertainties that we face in pursuing both sides of our dual mandate.”
nad never mind that just recently he politely tried to not get into discussing the potential of eventual stagflation
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