⚠️ USA — Unemployment Claims at 03:00 GMT

✔️ Prev: 205K

🕒 Exp: 210K

🎯 Fact.: 210K

▶️ Gold. There was no “five” upwards #tradelikeapro #trading #tradingshorts #tradinggold #gold

Today is Thursday, March twenty-sixth, and let's take a look at the current situation.

Let me remind you that very recently, I published an analysis suggesting the 4th wave might be complete and was expecting an upward impulse to develop.

However, we did not see an upward impulse.

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🇺🇸 US pre-market: Mostly negative 📉

In the Technology sector, NVIDIA (NVDA) shares are down by -1.26%, whilst Broadcom (AVGO) shares are down by -1.46%.

In the Financials sector, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) shares are down by -0.03%, whilst JPMorgan Chase (JPM) shares are down by -1.16%.

In the Consumer Services sector, Amazon (AMZN) shares are down by 1.00%, whilst Walmart (WMT) shares are down by 0.25%.

With declines dominating among the largest-cap stocks, market participants are demonstrating a flight to safety within the US. This is supporting demand for safe-haven dollar assets, primarily Treasury bonds, which in the short term is creating a moderately supportive backdrop for the US dollar.

The Middle East conflict didn’t scare investors in the US stocks

US stocks remain resilient, supported by broad investor confidence. Geopolitical conflicts will end sooner or later, whilst the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones indices are rising thanks to a strong economy and corporate profits. If tensions in the Middle East do not trigger stagflation or recession, and earnings expectations remain positive, there is still room for further market gains.

The upward revision of the consensus forecast for first-quarter corporate earnings from 10.9% before the war in Iran to 11.9% seems unexpected. Morgan Stanley notes that it is extremely rare for analysts’ estimates to rise amid falling share prices. The bank anticipates S&P companies’ earnings to grow by 20% over the next 12 months, a trend that has typically followed recessions.

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Stellar Wave Analysis – 25 March 2026

- Stellar reversed from resistance level 0.1790

- Likely to fall to support level 0.1440

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🗓 Economic Calendar at 2026/03/27 (GMT)

07:00 🇬🇧 Retail Sales With Auto Fuel — Exp: -0.8% | 2.1% Actual: -0.4% | 2.5%

07:00 🇬🇧 Retail Sales Ex Auto Fuel — Exp: -0.8% | 2.7% Actual: -0.4% | 3.4%

14:00 🇺🇸 UoM Consumer Sentiment — Exp: 55.5 Actual: 53.3


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Tron Wave Analysis – 25 March 2026

- Tron reversed from resistance zone

- Likely to fall to support level 0.3000

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DAX Wave Analysis – 26 March 2026

- DAX reversed from resistance level 23000.00

- Likely to fall to support level 21875.00

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Google Wave Analysis – 26 March 2026

- Google broke the support zone

- Likely to fall to support level 270.00

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Crypto has pulled back, but appears stronger than stocks

The crypto market’s capitalisation fell by 3.4% over the past 24 hours to $2.36 trillion, remaining close to the uptrend line. The downward momentum was once again driven by stock indices, which returned to their lows at the start of the week. However, whilst the Nasdaq 100 has shown a steady downward trend on weekly charts since late January, cryptocurrencies have been forming a sequence of higher local lows since early February, when the market touched the 200-week moving average – a key long-term trend line.

Bitcoin has fallen below $69K, testing the strength of the 50-day MA and the support of the upward trend of the last two months. The nervous mood in the financial markets makes cryptocurrencies, and Bitcoin in particular, vulnerable in the event of a large-scale sell-off. For BTC, the 200-week MA has historically been the most important long-term support level. It currently sits near $60K. However, it is worth remembering that in 2022–2023, the price fell more than 30% below this line before finding structural support for many weeks.

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ECB rate hikes may backfire on Europe 

Japan is exploring options for intervening in the oil market.

The OECD considers the risks of stagflation in the eurozone to be higher than in the US.

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What will move markets next week?

The war in Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and oil market conditions remain the focus of investors’ attention. The longer the armed conflict in the Middle East continues, the greater the likelihood of stagflation. Markets will view macroeconomic data through this lens.

In this regard, the acceleration of German and European inflation in March could reinforce the ECB’s ‘hawkish’ rhetoric. Christine Lagarde and Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel have expressed their readiness to raise rates to bring inflation closer to target. However, EURUSD traders are reacting more to fluctuations in the oil market than to monetary policy, viewing the escalation of the conflict as a threat to the region’s economy, which is negative for the euro.

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🇺🇸 US market open: Mostly negative 📉

The largest companies are mostly trading lower, indicating that investors are shunning risk within the US.

In the Technology Services sector, Alphabet (GOOGL) shares are down by -1.35%, whilst Microsoft (MSFT) shares are down by -0.98%.

In the Electronic Technology sector, NVIDIA (NVDA) shares are down 0.18%, whilst Apple (AAPL) shares are down 0.15%.

In the Financials sector, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) shares are down 0.05%, whilst JPMorgan Chase (JPM) shares are down 0.50%.

Given that the pressure is primarily being felt by large-cap technology and financial stocks, the pre-market reflects a risk-off sentiment: demand for safe-haven dollar assets, including Treasury bonds, is rising, providing short-term support for the dollar without any clear signs of weakness.

▶️ Pro News Weekly: Dollar Surges on Conflict & Stocks Defy Risks

Welcome to Pro News Weekly!

💵 U.S. dollar gains strength as Middle East tensions and rising oil prices boost safe-haven demand, though some warn the rally may be temporary.

📊 U.S. stock indices remain resilient, supported by strong corporate earnings expectations and investor optimism despite geopolitical uncertainty.

🪙 Gold faces heavy selling pressure as investors liquidate positions, ETF outflows surge, and central banks consider reducing holdings.

₿ Bitcoin holds steady in consolidation, with institutional demand and ETF growth fueling long-term bullish projections toward higher price targets.

Will geopolitical tensions and oil market dynamics continue to support the dollar, or could shifting monetary policy and easing risks trigger a market reversal?

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Microsoft Wave Analysis – 27 March 2026

- Microsoft broke strong support level 390.00

- Likely to fall to support level 344.10

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S&P 500 Wave Analysis – 27 March 2026

S&P 500: ⬇️ Sell

- S&P 500 broke strong support level 6440.00

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🗓 Economic Calendar at 2026/03/29 (GMT)

00:00 🇪🇺 Daylight Saving Time Shift

00:00 🇬🇧 Daylight Saving Time Shift

00:00 🇨🇭 Daylight Saving Time Shift


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🗓 Economic Calendar at 2026/03/30 (GMT)

12:00 🇩🇪 Consumer Price Index — Exp: 0.9% | 2.7% Actual: 1.1% | 2.7%

12:00 🇩🇪 Consumer Price Index - EU Harmonised — Exp: 1.2% | 2.8% Actual: 1.2% | 2.8%

14:30 🇺🇸 ⚡️ Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell Speaks


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