Gold, forex and indices weekly outlook: Smart money levels, liquidity and trade ideas

Vrajeshwari Bhardwaj SharmaFX

This is a weekly trading outlook for forex, gold, and indices, focused on institutional price action, liquidity, and smart money positioning.

In this video, I break down US30, NAS100, GBPUSD, EURUSD, GBPJPY, USDJPY, XAUUSD (gold), and XAGUSD (silver) using pure price action, identifying key supply and demand zones, liquidity pools, and high-probability trade ideas for scalpers, day traders, and swing traders.

We start with the macro and market sentiment context driving risk assets, then translate that into exact technical levels where smart money is likely to engage this week. This outlook is designed to help traders understand what institutions are watching, what would shift market bias, and how to execute trades with structure and risk clarity.

What you’ll learn:

Weekly forex and gold trade ideas
Smart money liquidity zones and key levels
Supply & demand zones across multiple timeframes
How institutional sentiment translates into price action
Where buyers vs sellers are positioned this week

This is not hype or prediction — it’s structured, institutional-style analysis, translated into retail-executable trade logic.

Author

Vrajeshwari Bhardwaj

SharmaFX

Vrajeshwari started SharmaFX in 2020. She holds a BA in Economics with a minor in Finance from San Jose State University. She is also pursuing an MS in Analytics with a concentration in International Economics and Markets from American University.

EUR/USD remains on the back foot around 1.1700

EUR/USD is coming under heavy selling pressure, hovering around the 1.1700 region in the latter part of the NA session on Monday. The pair’s severe retracement comes as the US Dollar stages a marked bounce on the back of the prevailing flight to safety atmosphere, as investors react to the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

GBP/USD hits new yearly lows near 1.3300

GBP/USD adds to the recent bearish tone, approaching to the key 1.3300 support to reach fresh YTD troughs against the backdrop of the robust performance of the US Dollar. Indeed, Cable’s decline comes amid the firm demand for the safe-haven space in the wake of the US and Israel attacks to Iran.

Gold eases some ground, approaches $5,300

Gold now surrenders part of the earlier advance, reshifting its attenton to the $5,300 zone per troy ounce at the beginning of the week. Indeed, the yellow metal’s firm performance appears propped up by incresing geopolitical jitters in the Middle East, which at the same time fuels the demand for the safe-haven space.