Gold breaks $3,800, Dollar slides, indices near ATH – Weekly forecast [Video]

Jasper Osita Independent Analyst

The Dollar forecast is pointing to more weakness ahead. With markets leaning toward further Fed cuts, softer labor data, and inflation cooling, the greenback doesn’t have the same strength it once did. I’ll walk you through why this matters and how it could shape the coming weeks in FX.

Gold has now broken into all-time highs again - something I highlighted in my last and in this webinar. If you were there, you caught it early. If not, don’t worry - this is exactly why you’ll want to catch the next one.

I’ll also take you inside my precision trading setup, showing you how I filter the noise and trade only when the odds line up. And on the mindset side, I share a game-changing book recommendation: The One Thing by Gary Keller - perfect for traders who need clarity and focus.

Meanwhile, U.S. indices are pressing toward record highs, with earnings and risk appetite driving momentum. The question now is whether this rally has more fuel—or if we’re getting close to a reversal zone.

This isn’t just analysis - it’s my forward playbook for the Dollar, Gold, and indices. Let’s forecast, prepare, and trade with clarity.

Author

Jasper Osita

Independent Analyst

Jasper has been in the markets since 2019 trading currencies, indices and commodities like Gold. His approach in the market is heavily accompanied by technical analysis, trading Smart Money Concepts (SMC) with fundamentals in mind.

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