(By ATFX Analyst Team)
Key TakeawaysKey catalysts included last Friday’s U.S. holiday, which kept trading volumes muted, and cooling expectations for Fed rate hikes. Progress in U.S.–Iran talks in Qatar was also noted, though markets remain cautious. Today’s key catalysts are the June Nonfarm Payrolls report, Eurozone PPI as a gauge of manufacturing deflation pressures, and tonight’s U.S. ISM Non‑Manufacturing PMI, expected at 54.1 versus 54.5 previously. |
Global Market Review 06/07/2026
U.S. markets closed Friday; the dollar retreated from a 13‑month high, posting its largest weekly drop in 12 weeks. Key moves included EUR/USD at 1.1440 (+0.5% weekly), GBP/USD at 1.3352 (+1.1% weekly), gold up 1.3% with a weekly rise of over 2%, and WTI down 2.56% for the week.
Key Events Today:
- 14:00 EU GERMANY Factory Orders MAY **
- 16:30 EU Sentix Investor Confidence JULY **
- 17:00 EU Retail Sales MAY **
- 17:00 EU PPI MAY ***
- 21:45 US Services & Composite PMI Final JUN **
- 22:00 US ISM Services PMI JUN ***
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- 14:00 EU GERMANY Industrial Production MAY **
- 20:30 US Balance of Trade MAY **
Markets Analysis 06/07/2026

- Resistance: 1.1474 / 1.1509
- Support: 1.1396 / 1.1360
With U.S. markets closed Friday, EUR/USD saw little overall change, holding near 1.1430 while posting a second straight daily gain.
Analyst View: EUR/USD stayed near 1.1430 with a second daily gain. Price is between the 10- and 20-day MAs; today’s data could prompt a breakout.
Bias: Range trading

- Resistance: 1.3414 / 1.3461
- Support: 1.3302 / 1.3264
With the dollar weakening, GBP/USD held firm near 1.3350 on Friday, maintaining its highest level since June 17 and positioning to test nearby resistance if momentum improves.
Analyst View: Sterling stayed firm near 1.3350, its highest since June 17. Repeated resistance at 1.3380 caps upside; failure to break may weaken momentum.
Bias: Mildly bullish

- Resistance: 162.07 / 162.46
- Support: 161.20 / 160.81
USD/JPY partially rebounded on Friday after the sharp drop the previous day, recovering from the June 17 low to close higher, with the rally extending into this morning and leaving the pair back in a rebound test.
Analyst View: USD/JPY rebounded Friday, reclaiming the 20-day MA. Testing the 10-day MA today could signal a breakout or continued range.
Bias: Range trading

- Resistance: 69.78 / 70.42
- Support: 67.69 / 67.05
Oil rebounded modestly Friday from multi‑month lows. OPEC+ announced a further output target increase of 188,000 bpd from August.
Analyst View: Oil prices staged a mild rebound from recent lows, but remain capped by the 10‑day MA near $70.40.
Bias: Low‑range trading

- Resistance: 4268 / 4320
- Support: 4111 / 4047

- Resistance: 65.43 / 67.31
- Support: 59.32 / 57.40
Spot gold rose on Friday as the dollar weakened, briefly approaching $4,200 before breaking through this morning to its highest level since June 22.
Analyst View: Gold rallied above the 20-day MA to its highest since June 22, targeting $4268/4320 resistance. U.S. PMI data is key.
Bias: Short‑term bullish

- Resistance: 53,151 / 53,410
- Support: 52,536 / 52,337
After the U.S. holiday, markets return as payrolls data eased rate-hike fears. The Dow’s ability to hold record highs is in focus.
Analyst View: The Dow remains in an uptrend channel, poised to test 53,000 and higher resistance at 53,151/53,410. U.S. PMI data will determine whether record highs extend.
Bias: Bullish at highs

- Resistance: 29,975 / 30,187
- Support: 29,291 / 29,077
Nasdaq lagged in the latter part of last week, with the daily chart showing a consolidation pattern. Today’s key catalyst is whether it can rebound in line with broader market sentiment.
Analyst View: Nasdaq lagged late last week, consolidating after declines. Tonight’s U.S. PMI will be key; resistance lies at the 29,600–29,700 MA cluster.
Bias: Consolidation

- Resistance: 65,564 / 66,473
- Support: 61,648 / 60,724
Bitcoin gained in early Asian trade, following last week’s cooler-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls report, which eased fears about Fed rate hikes.
Analyst View: Bitcoin extended its rally last week. Early Asian trading saw a mild pullback, with focus on a move toward late-June highs.
Bias: Moderately bullish
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