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Dollar Index
(Yesterday we recommend Sell Below 104.80
1st target Achieve 104.50 )
Sell Around 104.90
Downside Targets Looks 104.50-104.00
Stop loss Above 105.40
XAUUSD
Buy Above $2350
Upside Target Looks $2370– $2390
Stop-loss Below $2335
XAGUSD
(Yesterday we recommend Buy Above $28.20
1st Target Almost acheive $28.60)
Buy Above $28.51
Upside Target Looks $29.00–$29.50
Stop-loss Below $28.20
COPPER
Buy Around $4.7575
Upside Targets Look $4.80-$4.85
Stop Loss Below $4.6920
CRUDE OIL (WTI)
Crude Oil is Trading Around $78.85
Sell Below $78.70
Downside Target $78.00- $77.00
Stop-loss Above $80.80
NASDAQ
Buy Around 18200
Upside Target Looks 18400 –18600
Stop-loss Below -18000
S&P 500 E-Mini
Buy Above 5230
Stoploss Below 5200
Upside Target Looks 5260-5300
TOP PICK-NZDCHF
Sell Below 0.5445 Stop Loss Above –0.5475 Target-0.5410
Recent data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that the UK’s unemployment rate increased to 4.3% in March, up from 4.2% in the previous quarter. This rise reflects the impact of tightening monetary conditions on the real economy. Despite this, earnings in the UK have remained robust, with wages including bonuses holding steady at 5.7% and wages excluding bonuses remaining at 6%. The slowdown in earnings growth seems to be stabilizing, indicating persistent wage pressures.
The Bank of England (BoE) has indicated that it is less focused on wage dynamics in its recent meetings, suggesting that wage trends are exerting a reduced influence on overall price levels in the economy. This data underscores the complex economic landscape where unemployment is on the rise, but earnings continue to show resilience.
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