Weekly Market Commentary | 29.04 – 05.05

Weekly Market Commentary | 29.04 – 05.05
Curious to know what’s happening on the markets this week? Take a quick tour of the latest news, economic updates, and trading setups that will keep you up-to-date and in the know!
Monday
  • German CPI: The week starts quietly with only the German Consumer Price Index (CPI) anticipated, expected at 0.6%.
Tuesday
  • Manufacturing and Non-Manufacturing PMIs from China: Both indices are forecasted to remain above the 50 threshold, indicating expansion.
  • Eurozone CPI Flash Estimate: Expected to be at 2.4%.
  • Canadian GDP: Projected to post a 0.3% increase.
  • US CB Consumer Confidence: Anticipated to come in at 104.
  • Earnings Reports: Key reports expected from Amazon, AMD, Coca-Cola, and McDonald's.
Wednesday
  • New Zealand Job Data: To start the day’s data releases.
  • US ADP Non-Farm Employment Change: An important prelude to Friday’s non-farm payrolls.
  • European Markets: Most will be closed.
  • US Manufacturing PMIs and Job Openings: Further insights into economic activity and labor market.
  • US Interest Rate Decision: Expected to remain steady at 5.5%, with a subsequent statement and press conference.
  • Earnings Reports: Key results expected from Mastercard, Qualcomm, and Pfizer.
Thursday
  • Swiss Inflation Data: Continues the week’s focus on inflation metrics.
  • US Unemployment Claims: Weekly data to provide updates on the labor market.
  • Apple Earnings: Highly anticipated results that could impact market sentiments.
Friday
  • Bank Holidays: Quiet day expected in Asian markets with Japan and China observing holidays.
  • US Non-Farm Payrolls: Expected at 243,000, a crucial indicator of employment health.
  • US ISM Services PMI: Forecasted at 52, indicating continued expansion in the service sector.
 
Setups for This Week:

Gold
Primary View:
  • The price of gold has formed a flag pattern, which is highlighted by red lines.
  • A close below the lower red line would serve as a sell signal.
Alternative View:
  • If the price breaks above the upper red line, it would be considered a buy signal.
XAUUSD_rawH4.png
USD/CAD
Primary View:
  • The price is on a downward trend, constrained by a red downtrend line.
  • Approaching a yellow horizontal support, a rebound off this support combined with a break of the red downtrend line would signal a buying opportunity.
Alternative View:
  • A break below the yellow horizontal support line would be a sell signal.
USDCAD_rawH4.png
EUR/USD
Primary View:
  • The price is currently trading within a flag pattern and is at a horizontal resistance level.
  • A move above this resistance would trigger a buy signal.
Alternative View:
  • A rejection from the horizontal resistance and a break below the lower line of the flag pattern would be a strong sell signal.
EURUSD_rawH4.png
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