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Abstract:Crude oil prices might face conflicting cues as Eurozone PMI data warns of slowing global demand while EIA inventory data reveals a hefty drawdown.
CRUDE OIL & GOLD TALKING POINTS:
Crude oil prices edge up as risk appetite firms in Wall St. trade
Eurozone PMI, EIA inventories data may offer divergence cues
Gold prices vulnerable as US Dollar attracts liquidity demand
The chipper move translated into higher bond yields. The US Dollar had been trending higher since the prior day, and an upshift in rates-based support certainly didnt hurt. Taken together, that understandably eroded support for non-interest-bearing and anti-fiat assets to the detriment of gold prices.
Crude Oil Prices May See Clashing Cues in Eurozone PMI, EIA Data
Looking ahead, a downbeat set of Eurozone PMI figures might pull the spotlight back to the broader slowdown in global growth, souring sentiment and nudging oil back downward. Losses might be capped if EIA inventory data – where a 4.4-million-barrel drawdown is expected – registers closer to yesterdays API projection calling for a mammoth 10.96-million-barrel drop.
As for gold, a risk-off shift in the markets mood might see lower bond yields competing for influence with a US Dollar buoyed by liquidity demand. If scope for pricing in further Fed easing is as exhausted as it seems, the Greenback might prevail and pressure the yellow metal downward.
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GOLD TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Gold prices are probing lower after putting in a Bearish Engulfing candlestick pattern. Negative RSI divergence bolsters the case for a downside scenario. A daily close below trend line support at 1406.62 exposes the July 1 low at 1381.91. Alternatively, an upturn through resistance marked by the 38.2% Fibonacci expansion at 1447.89 targets the 50% level at 1468.27.
CRUDE OIL TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Crude oil prices are digesting losses above support at 54.84, with a modest bounce retracing a bit of recently lost ground. Immediate resistance is capped at 58.19, with a break above that opening the door to retest the 60.04-84 area. Renewed selling pressure that pierces support probably targets the 49.41-50.60 zone next.
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The USD/JPY pair rises to 154.35 during the Asian session as the Yen strengthens against the Dollar for the fourth consecutive session, nearing a 12-week high. This is due to traders unwinding carry trades ahead of the Bank of Japan's expected rate hike and bond purchase tapering. Recent strong US PMI data supports the Federal Reserve's restrictive policy. Investors await US GDP and PCE inflation data, indicating potential volatility ahead of key central bank events.
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The USD/JPY pair is predicted to increase based on both fundamental and technical analyses. Fundamental factors include a potential easing of aggressive bond buying by the Bank of Japan (BoJ), which could lead to yen depreciation. Technical indicators suggest a continuing uptrend, with the possibility of a correction once the price reaches the 157.7 to 160 range.