Major market wrap and forecast: USD strength, Nasdaq Rally, Bitcoin all-time high [Video]
|Weekly market wrap – Major breakouts, Fed shifts, and what’s next
This week’s market action was packed with pivotal moves across the board, and we broke them all down in our latest live webinar.
The US Dollar surged toward its bullish 98.00 target, with USD/JPY breaking higher on renewed trade war headlines and Fed repricing. Meanwhile, EUR/USD staged a notable reversal, and gold held firm at structural support near $3,300, with traders eyeing a breakout above $3,360.
Tech stocks continued to fuel the rally as the Nasdaq hit fresh all-time highs, driven by AI momentum and dovish signals from the Fed. On the crypto front, Bitcoin pumped to $115K, and the path toward new all-time highs is once again on the radar.
What does this all mean for next week?
We covered the macro backdrop, technical setups, and institutional sentiment, along with the key zones and breakout levels to watch heading into next week.
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