A Pivotal Week for Markets: Influential Data and Decisive Forecasts: Markets are anticipating a week full of critical economic announcements
that could reshape the global financial landscape — from U.S. employment data to statements by top central bank officials.
In this report, we highlight the key upcoming indicators and analyze the movements
of major assets such as gold, the euro, and the Dow Jones,
to help you make informed decisions amid upcoming volatility.

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Economic Calendar

Gold

EURUSD

DOW JONES

GBPJPY

USDJPY

Economic Calendar

Monday, June 30, 2025

04:30 – China
Manufacturing PMI
09:30 – Germany
Preliminary Consumer Price Index (MoM)

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

16:30 – UK
Speech by Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey

16:30 – Japan
Speech by Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda

16:30 – USA
Speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
17:00 – USA
ISM Manufacturing PMI

JOLTS Job Openings Report

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

15:15 – USA
ADP Non-Farm Employment Change

Thursday, July 3, 2025

09:30 – Switzerland – Consumer Price Index (MoM)

15:30 – USA
Average Hourly Earnings (MoM)
Non-Farm Payroll Report

Weekly Unemployment Claims
Unemployment Rate

ISM Services PMI

Friday, July 4, 2025

02:30 – Japan
Average Cash Earnings (YoY)

Household Spending (YoY)

Gold

Gold continued to decline last week, closing around $3273.
weighed down by easing geopolitical tensions and renewed investor focus on equity markets.
The metal closed below the key support level of $3290, absorbing the last bullish wave.
This supports the continuation of the decline toward $3120,
which may act as a potential rebound zone for gold to resume its upward trend.

EURUSD

The EUR/USD pair is trading around 1.1716,
after a strong rally last week driven by continued weakness in the US dollar.
This weakness stems from stalled trade negotiations on tariffs and falling inflation,
boosting the Federal Reserve’s expectations of an interest rate cut.
Technically, the pair stabilized above the key resistance level of 1.1572,
supporting a continued bullish move toward 1.1920.
However, if the pair drops below 1.1572, we may see a downward correction targeting 1.1300.

Dow Jones

US stock indices, led by the Dow Jones,
saw substantial gains last week amid market optimism driven by falling inflation,
raising expectations for a Fed rate cut.
Markets largely ignored negative headlines about stalled trade talks.
The Dow surged to 43,819, breaking out of its previous consolidation range,
and has the potential to climb toward the all-time high of 44,995.

GBPJPY

Despite the Japanese yen’s gains against the US dollar,
it saw significant declines against the British pound,
driven by ongoing pound strength after the recent UK–US trade agreement.
The pair is trading near 198.38, expecting a continued rise toward the psychological resistance level 200.00.
If a reversal pattern appears at that level, a corrective decline toward 196.00 is possible before the bullish trend resumes.

USDJPY

As US dollar weakness persists, the USDJPY pair has returned to a bearish path, ending last week near 144.62.
This supports the likelihood of further decline toward the key support level at 142.36.
If this level is broken and the pair closes below it,
the downward movement could extend to target 140.31 as the next significant level.

A Pivotal Week for Markets: Influential Data and Decisive Forecasts

A Pivotal Week for Markets: Influential Data and Decisive Forecasts

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