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U.S. equity indices are approaching a potential bottom confirmation, contingent on key resistance breaks, while commodities and currencies show mixed signals.
The Nasdaq and S&P 500 have reacted strongly from key support zones, suggesting a possible higher low formation. However, confirmation of a sustained bullish reversal depends on breaking a key bearish fair value gap (FVG) that previously triggered rejection. Without this breakout, downside risks remain active.
If resistance is cleared, both indices could resume upward momentum toward fresh all-time highs. Projections place the Nasdaq’s next targets near 31,700 to 32,700 points, supported by prior liquidity sweeps and maintained weekly support structures. The broader trend remains constructive as long as these supports hold.
Failure to break resistance could lead to renewed selling pressure. In that case, markets may target previous monthly lows, particularly those recorded in June and May, with a potential extension lower into July. The current zone is therefore निर्णсive for medium-term direction.
Options flow indicators have turned positive for both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, suggesting a shift back toward bullish positioning. This reinforces the possibility of an upward continuation if technical resistance levels are breached.
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) remains in a broadly bullish structure, trading within a monthly FVG. A continued push higher toward 102.6 could pressure equities, while a rejection near recent highs may support a risk-on environment and enable equities to rally.
The euro-dollar pair shows short-term rejection from resistance after filling a daily imbalance. While a temporary rebound is underway, the broader trend remains bearish unless a clear structural reversal emerges.
Despite geopolitical tensions, crude oil continues to exhibit bearish momentum. Prices are approaching a critical test zone around $61–$70, where stronger reactions are expected. Early signs of divergence suggest selling pressure may be weakening, but no confirmed reversal is in place.
Gold remains in a clear bearish structure across multiple timeframes. Recent attempts to rebound have failed, with continued lower lows. A reversal would require a break of key resistance and a shift in market structure, which has not yet occurred.
Major European benchmarks such as the DAX and CAC 40 continue to hold above key weekly support zones. As long as these levels remain intact, both indices are expected to push toward new all-time highs, with the CAC 40 targeting around 8,550 points.
On the CAC 40, a key supply zone could trigger either a brief liquidity sweep or a breakout acceleration. A confirmed breakout would likely lead to a sharper upward move, reinforcing the bullish outlook.
Global markets are at a pivotal juncture, with U.S. indices requiring a decisive breakout to confirm a bullish reversal while commodities and the dollar introduce cross-asset uncertainty.