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Market Fundamental Analysis for May 28, 2026 EURUSD

15:30 EET. USD - Gross Domestic Product

EURUSD:

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EUR/USD is declining on Thursday, trading near 1.1600–1.1620, as the US dollar gains support amid renewed tensions in the Middle East. Reports of new US strikes on an Iranian military facility weakened risk appetite and increased demand for the American currency. Rising oil prices are also putting pressure on the euro: for Europe, this means higher costs and the risk of slower business activity.

The European backdrop remains mixed. The ECB warns that an energy shock and geopolitical tensions could increase financial risks in the eurozone, while Germany is again facing weaker growth forecasts. High energy costs may keep inflation above comfortable levels for longer, but this does not give the euro a stable advantage, as the region’s economic momentum remains weak.

The key factor for EUR/USD today remains the US dollar. The market is awaiting the release of the US Personal Consumption Expenditures index, which is important for assessing the Federal Reserve’s next policy decisions. If the data confirms persistent inflation pressure, demand for the dollar may remain strong, while EUR/USD may continue moving lower. Under the current balance of factors, sellers retain the advantage.

Trading recommendation: SELL 1.1600, SL 1.1630, TP 1.1510
 

Market Fundamental Analysis for May 29, 2026 GBPUSD

Event to watch today:

11:20 EET. GBP - BOE Governor Andrew Bailey Speaks

GBPUSD:

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GBP/USD is holding near 1.3400 after falling to its lowest levels since mid-May. Pressure on the pound is linked not only to the stronger US dollar amid high US inflation, but also to domestic political uncertainty in the UK. Investors are cautiously assessing risks for the government and the possible impact of political tensions on the economic agenda.

The British currency is also receiving limited support from the Bank of England. The regulator maintains a cautious approach: inflation remains elevated, but the economy is showing signs of cooling, including weaker demand and slower hiring. This reduces the pound’s appeal, as the market does not see a clear UK advantage over the US in monetary policy.

For the pair, the key factor remains the US dollar. The high US Personal Consumption Expenditures index strengthens expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep rates at current levels for longer. If demand for the dollar remains stable and UK political risks stay in focus, GBP/USD may continue to decline toward the nearest target levels.

Trading recommendation: SELL 1.3400, SL 1.3430, TP 1.3310
 
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Market Fundamental Analysis for June 1, 2026 USDJPY

Event to pay attention to today:


17:00 EET. USD - ISM Manufacturing Index

USDJPY:

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USD/JPY is holding near 159.45–159.50, as the US dollar keeps its advantage amid the yield gap and demand for the US currency. The yen remains vulnerable despite expectations of a possible rate hike by the Bank of Japan in June. Investors are waiting for new signals from Governor Kazuo Ueda, but the market does not yet see a sufficiently firm position that could quickly shift the balance in favor of the Japanese currency.

The fundamental background supports the US dollar. Geopolitical tensions and rising oil-related risks increase inflation concerns in the US, which may encourage the Federal Reserve to maintain a stricter position. For Japan, expensive energy is also a problem, but the Bank of Japan is acting cautiously to avoid damaging the economic recovery. Therefore, even expectations of a rate hike do not guarantee a stable strengthening of the yen.

The base scenario for today is growth in USD/JPY. The main risk for buying is the pair’s proximity to the area where Japanese authorities may intensify verbal warnings about the currency market. Nevertheless, there are currently no direct signs of intervention, while the difference in monetary policy expectations remains in favor of the US dollar. Therefore, with the current news background preserved, buying remains preferable.

Trading recommendation: BUY 159.45, SL 159.15, TP 160.35
 

Weekly Review: XAUUSD, #SP500, #BRENT | June 5, 2026​


XAUUSD: BUY 4518.50, SL 4478.50, TP 4645.50

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Gold starts the week near $4,518–4,522 per ounce: a stronger dollar and interest rate expectations limit further growth, but the conflict in the Middle East continues to support demand for safe-haven assets. The market is waiting for signals from the Fed and news on US-Iran talks, so sharp price swings remain possible.

On the weekly horizon, the baseline scenario remains moderately positive: tensions around energy supplies increase inflation risks, while central bank demand supports gold on pullbacks. Dollar strength may slow the move, but if the geopolitical backdrop worsens, buyers could push the price back above current levels.

Trading recommendation: BUY 4518.50, SL 4478.50, TP 4645.50




#SP500: BUY 7616, SL 7550, TP 7820

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The S&P 500 enters June near record highs: the index is trading around 7,580, while the futures price is close to 7,616. The market is supported by strong earnings expectations and demand for companies linked to artificial intelligence. Rising oil prices remain the main limiting factor, as they increase concerns about inflation.

This week, investors will focus on US employment data and Fed comments. If the reports do not show a sharp overheating of the economy, demand for equities may remain stable. However, the high concentration of growth in the technology sector increases the risk of profit-taking, so the buy scenario looks cautious.

Trading recommendation: BUY 7616, SL 7550, TP 7820




#BRENT: BUY 93.20, SL 90.80, TP 100.40

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Brent starts the week near $93.10–93.30 per barrel after gaining more than 2%. The key driver is tension in the Persian Gulf region and uncertainty around US-Iran negotiations. The market is concerned about possible supply disruptions, which offsets part of the pressure from weaker Chinese oil imports in May.

Over the week, the price may remain supported while Middle East news stays worrying. Growth is limited by expectations of supply recovery if the ceasefire is extended, as well as buyer caution after the May decline. The baseline scenario is moderate growth with high sensitivity to news.

Trading recommendation: BUY 93.20, SL 90.80, TP 100.40
 

Analysis of margin levels for June 2, 2026 #NQ100

#NQ100: BUY 30079.8-30357.3, TP1-30634.8, TP2-31380.8.

Long-term trend: long. The maximum accumulation of volumes of the current contract is located in the range, at quotes 29070.0–29360.0. At the moment, investment operations on #NQ100 are being carried out above the specified range, which indicates the strength of buyers.

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Medium-term trend: long. The maximum accumulation of volumes of the medium-term trend is located in the range, at quotes 29950.0–30020.0 and 30300.0–30370.0. At the moment, investment operations on #NQ100 are being carried out inside the specified range, which indicates temporary uncertainty.

The area of favorable prices for buying from the point of view of margin support is located between the 1/4 and 1/2 zones built from the maximum of 01.06.2026.

The quote of the upper boundary of the 1/4 zone is 30357.3.

The quote of the upper boundary of the 1/2 zone is 30079.8.

Intraday targets: renewal of the highs from 01.06.2026–30634.8.

Medium-term targets: test of the lower boundary of the GWCZ – 31380.8.

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Investment recommendations: purchases from the range of favorable prices when a reversal pattern is formed.

Buy: 30079.8-30357.3, Take Profit 1-30634.8, Take Profit 2-31380.8.
 

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