⚠️ Australia — Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes at 01:30 GMT

⚠️ Canada — Consumer Price Index at 03:00 GMT

✔️ Prev: 0.9% | 2.4%

🕒 Exp: 0.6% | 3.1%

🎯 Fact.: 0.4% 📉 | 2.8% 📉

🇺🇸 US Pre-Market: Mostly Negative 📉

Negative sentiment is prevailing in the US stock market pre-market, particularly among the largest technology companies, indicating a flight from risk within the US market.

In the Information Technology sector, Apple (AAPL) is down 0.65%, while Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is down 1.48%.

In the Financials sector, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) is down 0.04%, while JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is down 0.05%.

In the Consumer Discretionary sector, Tesla (TSLA) is down 1.05%, while Amazon (AMZN) is down 0.63%.

The predominance of declines among large-cap names is reinforcing risk-off mode: demand is shifting toward more defensive dollar assets and Treasuries, creating conditions for short-term dollar support and limiting interest in riskier currencies.

The dollar is making a tactical retreat

Rumours of talks with Iran have caused the USD index to retreat.

The pound has recouped some of its losses thanks to Labour’s intention to stick to the rules.

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Silver caught in a price trap

After a long period of calm, volatility has returned to the silver market. Silver surged to a two-month high, rallying more than 20% from its May lows in just a week. However, concerns over tighter monetary policy and rising bond yields have since put pressure on prices.

Of course, the current fluctuations cannot be compared to what we saw in January, when a 35% drop occurred in a single day. Investors felt that the rally had gone too far. However, the situation does not yet look like a classic bubble burst, as silver prices are still 130% higher than a year ago, which is suppressing global demand. UBS estimates a 50 million-ounce decline this year, allowing the bank to lower its price forecast from $100 to $85 per ounce by the end of the second quarter.

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🗓 Economic Calendar at 2026/05/20 (GMT)

06:00 🇬🇧 ⚡️ Consumer Price Index — Exp: 0.9% | 3.0% Actual: 0.7% | 2.8%

06:00 🇬🇧 Core CPI — Exp: 2.6% Actual: 2.5%

06:00 🇬🇧 Retail Price Index — Exp: 1.4% | 3.6% Actual: 0.7% | 3.0%

06:00 🇬🇧 Producer Price Index Input — Exp: 1.0% | 5.9% Actual: 2.4% | 7.7%

13:15 🇬🇧 Monetary Policy Report Hearings

14:30 🇺🇸 Crude Oil Inventories — Exp: -2500K Actual: -7863K

18:00 🇺🇸 ⚡️ FOMC Meeting Minutes

22:45 🇳🇿 Trade Balance — Exp: 842M


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Qualcomm Wave Analysis – 19 May 2026

- Qualcomm falling inside sharp downward correction b

- Likely to test support level 185.00

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Exxon Wave Analysis – 19 May 2026

- Exxon broke key resistance level 155.00

- Likely to rise to resistance level 165.00

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⚠️ UK — Consumer Price Index at 03:00 GMT

✔️ Prev: 0.7% | 3.3%

🕒 Exp: 0.9% | 3.0%

🎯 Fact.: 0.7% 📉 | 2.8% 📉

Bitcoin is holding above the 50-day MA, while Ethereum has failed

Over the last four days, the crypto market has traded within a very narrow range centred on $2.56 trillion. The market has retreated to the 50-day moving average (MA), which is acting as short-term support despite a rising dollar, falling share prices, and a decline in gold. Among the most popular coins, the day’s leaders were Algorand (+7.1%), Zcash (+2.4%) and Basic Attention (+1.8%). The biggest fallers were Toncoin (-3.9%), Immutable (-3.6%) and Neo (-2.6%).

Bitcoin, as of the end of last month, found support on dips to the $76K region. Over the last couple of days, this support has been reinforced by the 50-day MA, as has the market. On the other hand, resistance at the 200-day MA continues to decline, bringing the bulls’ and bears’ red lines closer together and marking the moment when the market will choose its trend for the coming months.

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Yields are boosting the dollar

Rising Treasury yields are drawing capital away from equities and into the dollar.

Verbal interventions and expectations of a BoJ rate hike have supported the yen.

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A new barrier for oil

The rally in yields could weigh on oil demand.

The US and China are working to keep prices in check.

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🇺🇸 US Pre-Market: Mixed 📊

The US stock market is showing mixed pre-market trading with a slight upward bias: major tech companies are up, while some energy stocks and certain blue-chips are down.

In the Information Technology sector, NVIDIA (NVDA) is up 1.54%, Broadcom (AVGO) is up 1.90%, while Microsoft (MSFT) is down 0.45%.

In the Communication Services sector, Alphabet (GOOGL) is up 0.22%.

In the Energy sector, Exxon Mobil (XOM) is down 1.29%, while Chevron (CVX) is down 1.07%.

The risk balance is shifting toward risk-on on the back of gains by major tech names, limiting interest in the dollar as a safe-haven asset. Support for the dollar remains muted: inflows into Treasuries do not appear dominant, and the short-term dollar trend is likely to stay neutral, with local fluctuations driven by data and Fed expectations.

USDCHF Wave Analysis – 20 May 2026

- USDCHF broke daily Triangle

- Likely to rise to resistance level 0.7920

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Palladium Wave Analysis – 20 May 2026

- Palladium reversed from support zone

- Likely to rise to resistance level 1450.00

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Amazon Wave Analysis – 20 May 2026

- Amazon reversed from support zone

- Likely to rise to resistance level 276.00

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WTI crude oil Wave Analysis – 20 May 2026

WTI crude oil: ⬇️ Sell

- WTI crude oil reversed from resistance zone

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⚠️ USA — FOMC Meeting Minutes at 18:00 GMT

🗓 Economic Calendar at 2026/05/21 (GMT)

01:30 🇦🇺 ⚡️ Employment Change — Exp: 16.7K Actual: -18.6K

01:30 🇦🇺 ⚡️ Unemployment Rate — Exp: 4.3% Actual: 4.5%

01:30 🇦🇺 Part-Time Employment Change Actual: -10.7K | -7.9K

07:15 🇫🇷 Manufacturing PMI — Exp: 52.5 Actual: 48.9

07:15 🇫🇷 Services PMI — Exp: 46.5 Actual: 42.9

07:15 🇫🇷 PMI Composite — Exp: 47.7 Actual: 43.5

07:30 🇩🇪 Manufacturing PMI — Exp: 51.0 Actual: 49.9

07:30 🇩🇪 Services PMI — Exp: 47.0 Actual: 47.8

07:30 🇩🇪 PMI Composite — Exp: 48.4 Actual: 48.6

08:00 🇪🇺 Manufacturing PMI — Exp: 51.9 Actual: 51.4

08:00 🇪🇺 Services PMI — Exp: 47.7 Actual: 46.4

08:00 🇪🇺 PMI Composite — Exp: 48.8 Actual: 47.5

08:30 🇬🇧 Manufacturing PMI — Exp: 53.0 Actual: 53.7

08:30 🇬🇧 Services PMI — Exp: 51.8 Actual: 47.9

08:30 🇬🇧 PMI Composite — Exp: 51.7 Actual: 48.5

09:30 🇪🇺 European Commission Economic Forecasts

12:30 🇺🇸 Unemployment Claims — Exp: 210K Actual: 209K

12:30 🇺🇸 Building Permits — Exp: 1390K Actual: 1442K | 5.8%

12:30 🇺🇸 Housing Starts — Exp: 1410K Actual: 1465K | -2.8%

12:30 🇺🇸 Philly Fed Manufacturing Index — Exp: 17.9 Actual: -0.4

13:45 🇺🇸 Manufacturing PMI — Exp: 54.0 Actual: 55.3

13:45 🇺🇸 Services PMI — Exp: 51.0 Actual: 50.9

13:45 🇺🇸 PMI Composite — Exp: 51.8 Actual: 51.7

15:00 🇬🇧 ⚡️ BOE Governor Andrew Bailey Speaks

22:45 🇳🇿 Retail Sales — Exp: 0.6% | 0.9%

23:30 🇯🇵 ⚡️ National Consumer Price Index

23:30 🇯🇵 National Consumer Price Index Ex-Fresh Food — Exp: 1.7%


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