Potential bullish bounce?
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Potential bullish bounce?

WTI Oil (XTI/USD) is falling towards the pivot, which acts as a pullback support and could bounce towards the 1st resistance. Pivot: 93.54 1st Support: 80.71 1st Resistance: 93.54 Disclaimer:The opinions given above constitute general market commentary and do not constitute the opinion or advice of IC Markets or any form of personal or investment…

Tactical Risk-Off Confirmed — MES Loses 7,670 and Rejects the Re
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Tactical Risk-Off Confirmed — MES Loses 7,670 and Rejects the Re

Tactical Risk-Off Confirmed — MES Loses 7,670 and Rejects the Retest Market Regime: Tactical Risk-Off / Downside ContinuationSystemic Stress: Not confirmedConfidence: High Tuesday strengthened the market’s risk-off structure. The decisive development was MES losing the 7,680–7,670 area, accepting below it, and then cleanly rejecting a recovery attempt back into former support. That failed retest carries…

Bullish setup?
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Bullish setup?

Silver (XAG/USD) is falling to the pivot, which has been identified as an overlap support that is slightly above the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement and could bounce towards the 1st resistance, which is an overlap resistance. Pivot: 62.64 1st Support: 59.78 1st Resistance: 65.89 Disclaimer:The opinions given above constitute general market commentary and do not constitute…

Could we see a reversal from here?
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Could we see a reversal from here?

Ninja (USD/JPY) is rising towards the pivot, which is an overlap resistance and could reverse towards the 1st support. Pivot: 161.02 1st Support: 159.69 1st Resistance: 162.74 Disclaimer:The opinions given above constitute general market commentary and do not constitute the opinion or advice of IC Markets or any form of personal or investment advice. Any…

ADMM — REVERSAL FROM MAJOR TRENDLINE SUPPORT
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ADMM — REVERSAL FROM MAJOR TRENDLINE SUPPORT

šŸ“¢ ADMM — REVERSAL FROM MAJOR TRENDLINE SUPPORT šŸš€ | TPs: 55.05 → 58.94 → 63.93–66.48 → 68.90–72.60 CMP: 53.96 | Short–Mid Term | Risk: Medium-High šŸ“ Buying Range: 51.50 – 54.00 šŸŽÆ TP1: 55.00 – 58.94šŸŽÆ TP2: 63.93 – 66.48šŸš€ TP3: 68.90 – 72.60 šŸ›‘ Stop Loss: Below 48.98 (Closing Basis) Technical View: ADMM…

CHFTHB Eyes Swiss PMI
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CHFTHB Eyes Swiss PMI

– Yesterday Recap Yesterday, CHFTHB closed at 40.98 in the Thai market. Meanwhile, Swiss Foreign Currency Reserves for July came in at 889.6B, up from 879.9B previously, reflecting an increase in the SNB’s foreign currency reserves. – Fundamental 1/9/26 Key News Today CHFTHB: 13:30 – Swiss Retail Sales YoY | Forecast: 1.3% | Previous: 1.5%…

GBPTHB Eyes UK PMI
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GBPTHB Eyes UK PMI

– Yesterday Recap Yesterday, GBPTHB closed at 44.89 in the Thai market, while the UK market was closed for the Summer Bank Holiday. – Fundamental 1/9/26 Key News Today GBPTHB: 15:30 – UK Manufacturing PMI | Forecast: 51.5 | Previous: 51.5 GBPTHB: 15:30 – Mortgage Approvals | Forecast: 59.00K | Previous: 58.20K Today, the market…

AUDTHB Eyes China PMI
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AUDTHB Eyes China PMI

– Yesterday Recap Yesterday, AUDTHB closed at 23.73 in the Thai market. Meanwhile, China’s Official Manufacturing PMI for August came in at 49.8, up from 49.2 previously but still below the 50 level, indicating that China’s manufacturing sector remained in contraction despite a slight improvement. Meanwhile, the market continued to monitor the RBA’s interest-rate outlook,…

The probability of gold hitting new low in the short term is low
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The probability of gold hitting new low in the short term is low

Hello traders: Overall, gold’s daily chart shows a shift from strength to weakness, with the upward momentum abruptly halted. It has entered a short-term correction phase, but the medium-term bullish trend has not collapsed. This pullback is a consolidation phase after the initial rise, not a complete reversal. Yesterday, gold rebounded significantly after testing the…

EURTHB Eyes Eurozone CPI
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EURTHB Eyes Eurozone CPI

– Yesterday Recap Yesterday, EURTHB closed at 38.45 in the Thai market at 15:00. Meanwhile, Germany’s August inflation rate came in at 2.9% YoY, up from 2.8% previously, reflecting continued elevated price pressures, mainly driven by higher energy prices. – Fundamental 1/9/26 Key News Today | Forecast | Previous EURTHB: 16:00 – Eurozone CPI Flash…

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