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  10. Date: 2nd February 2026. Gold and Silver Prices Plunge as Dollar Rebounds | Market Briefing. Key Takeaways Gold and silver prices suffered historic losses as speculative momentum unwound The US dollar staged a sharp rebound, catching bearish positioning off guard Global equities slid amid concerns over Fed independence and AI-driven valuations European data, particularly from Germany, continues to show consumer resilience FX and commodities volatility is now outpacing equities, signalling regime change Precious Metals: A Speculative Unwind, Not an Economic Shock The sharp decline in gold and silver prices may look dramatic on price charts, but its broader economic significance remains limited. While some market narratives attempt to frame the sell-off as a reaction to shifting fundamentals, the evidence suggests something far more straightforward: the exhaustion of a fear-driven, momentum-heavy rally. Gold and silver had surged at breakneck speed over a short period, leaving little time for meaningful wealth effects to materialise across the real economy. As a result, the correction arguably represents a healthy realignment toward prices more consistent with underlying economic conditions, reducing the risk of capital misallocation. Gold extended losses after suffering its biggest plunge in more than a decade on Friday. Spot prices dropped as much as 10% on Monday and now sit nearly 20% below recent all-time highs. Silver fared even worse, slumping as much as 16% on Monday after registering its steepest intraday loss on record late last week. Year-to-date gains in silver were effectively erased in a matter of sessions. Once pressure began to build, the move fed on itself. As Michael Brown, senior research strategist at Pepperstone, noted, multiple factors quickly added fuel to the fire, leaving markets asking not why the sell-off happened, but what comes next. Currency Markets: Dollar Rebound Shakes Popular Trades The sharp correction in precious metals sent shockwaves across FX markets, triggering a broad rebound in the US dollar. The greenback gained roughly 1% across Friday and Monday, marking its strongest short-term recovery since May. The US dollar strengthened most aggressively against commodity-linked currencies, including the Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Norwegian krone, a logical reaction given their historical sensitivity to metals and energy prices. This rebound caught many traders off guard. Short-dollar positioning had become one of the most crowded macro trades towards the end of January, fuelled by concerns over US deficits, political uncertainty and speculation around future Federal Reserve leadership. However, sentiment shifted sharply following news that Kevin Warsh had been nominated as the next Federal Reserve chair. Markets interpreted Warsh as a more hawkish candidate than some alternatives, prompting a reassessment of rate expectations and triggering short-covering in the US dollar. That said, few strategists believe the US dollar’s path forward will be smooth. Outlook for the US Dollar: Volatile Weakness Ahead? Despite the recent rebound, warnings about longer-term US dollar weakness remain widespread. Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital recently argued that the US dollar has failed to behave like a traditional haven currency, with political uncertainty and widening fiscal deficits continuing to weigh on sentiment. ‘This is not a volatility event. It is currency devaluation,’ said Ahmad Saidali of Redwood Heritage Group, referring to the US dollar’s decline over the past year. Major institutions including Goldman Sachs, Manulife Investment Management and Eurizon SLJ Capital continue to forecast a weaker US currency over time, albeit with sharp counter-trend rallies along the way. Goldman strategists highlighted a key development: FX volatility has surged to levels last seen in April, while equity and rates markets remain comparatively subdued. This divergence suggests currency markets may be the primary transmission channel for ongoing policy uncertainty. Europe: German Consumers Show Resilience Away from the volatility, European data offered a rare point of stability. German retail sales for December beat expectations, with prior months revised higher yet again. In fact, retail sales have been revised upward in 11 of the past 12 months. European consumers continue to benefit from rising real incomes, and unlike some global peers, remain largely insulated from tariff-related price pressures. This consumer resilience has helped sustain trend-like growth across parts of the euro area, providing a counterbalance to external shocks. Equity Markets: AI Jitters and Fed Independence Concerns Global equities moved sharply lower as February trading got underway. US equity futures declined, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones futures falling over 1%, while Asian markets recorded steep losses. South Korea’s Kospi briefly halted trading amid extreme volatility before closing more than 5% lower. Tech heavyweights, including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, posted heavy losses as concerns grew over stretched AI-related valuations. The selloff reflects growing unease over two key themes: The sustainability of the AI-driven equity rally The potential erosion of Federal Reserve independence under political pressure Markets are increasingly sensitive to speculation that political influence could shape future monetary policy decisions, particularly if rate cuts are pushed aggressively despite inflation risks. Commodities: Oil Prices Slide as Geopolitical Fears Ease Oil prices also moved sharply lower. US crude fell below $63 per barrel, while Brent crude dropped to near $66. The decline followed comments suggesting renewed diplomatic engagement with Iran, easing fears of immediate supply disruptions in the Middle East. As with metals, the move reflects a reduction in geopolitical risk premium rather than a deterioration in physical demand. What This Means for Traders and Investors This market environment is not defined by a single crisis, but by rapid repricing across asset classes: Precious metals are correcting from speculative extremes FX volatility is rising faster than equity volatility The dollar remains structurally pressured but tactically unstable Equities are vulnerable to narrative shifts, particularly around AI and central banks For traders, this backdrop favours flexibility, disciplined risk management and cross-market awareness. For investors, it reinforces the importance of understanding where price moves are driven by fundamentals, and where they are driven by positioning and sentiment. 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  11. TrustSwiftly provides a scalable solution that meets NIST 800-63A IAL3 verification requirements, offering step-up reproofing based on risk, credential issuance in person or remotely, liveness detection facial image captures and more. IAL3 identity proofing processes help lower attack surface and cyber liability insurance costs by providing direct observation at attended sessions, document validation against authoritative sources and biometric comparison against claimed digital identities to detect any impersonation attacks or attempts. High pixel count The National Institute of Standards and Technology has set standards across an array of fields, from plumbing pressure-loss measurements to chemical element viscosities. In the realm of NIST IAL3 verification they play an essential role, encouraging security practices that reduce cyber liability insurance costs. An essential requirement of any solution compliant with IAL3 standards is using facial images with multiple effective pixels during proofing to reduce spoofing attacks and make evidence harder for fraudsters to manipulate or alter. This ensures IAL3 solutions use enough effective pixels that spoofing is less likely to succeed and fraudsters won't be able to modify or delete evidence quickly and easily. TrustSwiftly's kiosk-based solution meets this IAL3 compliance requirement by offering an entirely supervised biometrics capture and comparison process, using turnkey Remote Kits and on-premise kiosks for this proofing session of 15 minutes remotely managed without enrollee having to travel into an office environment. Secure connections IAL3 represents the highest level of identity assurance, requiring on-site attended verification and rigorous evidence validation. Furthermore, an expert CSP representative should be present during proofing processes and interactions with applicants - this ensures that digital identities claimant present themselves are truly linked with themselves; thus limiting highly scalable attacks and protecting against synthetic identities. Under the IAL3 Non-Biometric pathway, enrollee biometrics are not automatically compared against facial images in identity documents; rather a visual comparison must be made to ensure that enrollee cannot spoof their face against one found on document; this can be accomplished by comparing multiple photographs taken during an attestation session. TrustSwiftly provides a comprehensive IAL3 compliant solution, which includes in-person or remote proofing, step-up reproofing based on risk, liveness detection facial image capture and document authentication. Companies using TrustSwiftly's secure passwordless authentication services can reduce cyber liability insurance premiums as well as operational expenses while decreasing attack surface areas. Multiple modalities The National Institute of Standards and Technology publishes standards across various fields, from plumbing pressure-loss measurements to chemical element viscosities. These benchmarks allow organizations to benchmark data and systems; digital identity experts can use them for verifying identities using document authentication and biometric comparison services like IAL3 verification to make sure a claimed digital identity matches up with evidence in real life, providing maximum security against fraud and reducing loss. IAL3 requires in-person or remote identity proofing sessions utilizing strong evidence, such as government-issued documents that have been validated by authoritative sources, hardware-backed authenticators such as FIDO Passkeys and strong controls to prevent replay attacks. A biometric binding step ensures that an authenticator stays tied to its verified identity - this helps prevent SIM swapping and MFA bypass by preventing someone else using another person's authenticator to gain access to secure resources. Strong controls NIST 800-63A IAL3 verification provides the highest level of assurance that an identified digital identity exists and belongs to its claimant. This typically involves in-person or remote identity proofing with stringent biometric comparison and direct oversight to limit impersonation, fraud and other harmful attacks. NIST 800-63A IAL3 revision also formalizes Federation Authenticator Level (FAL) standards, which specify the strength of assertions passed between digital services known as relying parties. Under FAL standards, CSPs must validate identifiers and attributes using evidence that provides as high a quality as possible. Trust Swiftly can assist your company in meeting these stringent requirements by providing a kit containing all the needed documentation, and conducting verification either on site or remotely. Once we complete, we return your kit along with a report suitable for review by security teams and 3PAO auditors - this ensures a reduction of attacks that rely on falsifying, stealing, or repudiating evidence. This process helps minimize highly scalable attacks which rely on falsification, theft or repudiation of evidence to gain entry.
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  23. USDJPY Technical Analysis – 30th JAN, 2026 USDJPY - On 30th January 2026, USD/JPY advanced to a high of 154.75 USD/JPY Technical Analysis – 30th January 2026 On 30th January 2026, USD/JPY advanced to a high of 154.75, a level that underscored the strength of its ongoing bullish trajectory but simultaneously highlighted the presence of firm supply near the 154.80 psychological barrier. The candle structure was wide ranged with a pronounced upper wick, reflecting how buyers initially drove momentum but were met with resistance as sellers re entered to cap the advance. This rejection suggested that while the broader trend remained constructive, intraday enthusiasm was beginning to fade as the market approached overhead resistance. On the daily chart, the short term structure remained supportive, with the 20 day moving average positioned around 153.90, cushioning the advance. The 50 day average, rising from 152.40, reinforced medium term bullish momentum, while the 200 day average at 149.95 confirmed the longer term uptrend. Momentum indicators hinted at caution: RSI readings hovered near 70, edging into overbought territory, while MACD values were positive but beginning to flatten, suggesting that upside strength was losing intensity. Intraday dynamics on the four hour chart revealed stretched conditions. Stochastic oscillators climbed into the upper 80s, flashing overbought signals. Price stalled as sellers defended the 154.70–154.80 band, while immediate support was layered at 153.90 and 153.40. Volatility compressed into a narrowing corridor, often a precursor to breakout attempts, but the balance of flows suggested hesitation rather than conviction. The weekly perspective provided broader context. Since the September 2025 trough near 147.50, USD/JPY has carved a rising channel, with successive higher lows confirming the resilience of the bullish framework. Average True Range readings around 1.55 reflected controlled but directional swings. Fibonacci retracement mapping from the July 2025 peak at 160.25 to the September low at 147.50 highlighted key checkpoints: 38.2% at 152.40, 50% at 153.90, and 61.8% at 155.40. The 154.75 high aligned closely with the midpoint between the 50% and 61.8% retracement zones, underscoring its importance as a resistance area where sellers were expected to regroup. Sentiment at this juncture was shaped by the tension between short term overextension and longer term bullish conviction. Institutional flows appeared to fade near the 154.80 barrier, while retail positioning remained cautious given the proximity to stretched oscillator readings. The ability of the pair to sustain above 153.90 was critical, as holding this level would preserve the bullish narrative and invite renewed buying interest. Looking forward, continuation of the rally requires a clean break above 154.80, which would open the path toward 155.40 and eventually 160.25, aligning with prior swing highs. Conversely, a slip back below 153.90 would expose the pair to corrective pressure toward 153.40 and 152.40, levels that coincide with retracement support and medium term averages. Until a decisive breakout occurs, range bound trading between 153.90 and 154.80 is likely to dominate, offering tactical opportunities for short term traders while the broader uptrend remains intact. In summary, USD/JPY’s climb to 154.75 on 30th January 2026 was not a clean breakout but rather a reaffirmation of overhead resistance. The interplay of moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, and momentum signals pointed to a market pausing at a critical juncture, with sellers defending supply and buyers awaiting confirmation for the next leg higher. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. For in-depth analysis, please check ...
  24. USDCHF Technical Analysis – 30th JAN, 2026 USDCHF – On 30th January 2026, USD/CHF advanced to a high of 0.7731 USD/CHF Technical Analysis – 30th January 2026 On 30th January 2026, USD/CHF advanced to a high of 0.7731, a level that underscored the strength of its short term rebound but simultaneously highlighted the presence of firm supply near the 0.7735 psychological barrier. The candle structure was moderately extended with a pronounced upper wick, reflecting how buyers initially drove momentum but were met with resistance as sellers re entered to cap the advance. This rejection suggested that while the pair retained upward momentum, enthusiasm was beginning to fade as the market approached overhead resistance. On the daily chart, the short term structure remained cautiously constructive. The 20 day moving average was positioned around 0.7665, cushioning the advance. The 50 day average, sloping downward from 0.7810, reinforced medium term weakness despite the rebound attempt. The 200 day average at 0.8045 confirmed that the longer term framework remained bearish, with the broader trend still favoring sellers. Momentum indicators hinted at caution: RSI readings hovered near 64, edging toward overbought territory, while MACD values were marginally positive but beginning to flatten, suggesting that upside strength was losing intensity. Intraday dynamics on the four hour chart revealed stretched conditions. Stochastic oscillators climbed into the upper 80s, flashing overbought signals. Price stalled as sellers defended the 0.7725–0.7735 band, while immediate support was layered at 0.7665 and 0.7620. Volatility compressed into a narrowing corridor, often a precursor to breakout attempts, but the balance of flows suggested hesitation rather than conviction. The weekly perspective provided broader context. Since the August 2025 peak near 0.8520, USD/CHF has carved a descending sequence of lower highs and lower lows, underscoring the resilience of the bearish framework. Average True Range readings around 0.0065 reflected controlled but directional swings. Fibonacci retracement mapping from the August 2025 high at 0.8520 to the January 2026 low at 0.7600 highlighted key checkpoints: 38.2% at 0.7920, 50% at 0.8060, and 61.8% at 0.8200. The 0.7731 high sat well below these retracement levels, reinforcing its role as minor resistance within a broader downtrend. Sentiment at this juncture was shaped by the tension between short term rebound attempts and longer term bearish conviction. Institutional flows appeared to fade near minor resistance, while retail positioning remained cautious given the proximity to stretched oscillator readings. The ability of the pair to sustain above 0.7665 was critical, as holding this level would preserve the corrective narrative and invite renewed buying interest. Looking forward, continuation of the rally requires a clean break above 0.7735, which would open the path toward 0.7810 and eventually 0.7920, aligning with prior swing highs and Fibonacci retracement checkpoints. Conversely, a slip back below 0.7665 would expose the pair to corrective pressure toward 0.7620 and 0.7600, levels that coincide with prior swing lows and medium term support. Until a decisive breakout occurs, range bound trading between 0.7665 and 0.7735 is likely to dominate, offering tactical opportunities for short term traders while the broader downtrend remains intact. In summary, USD/CHF’s climb to 0.7731 on 30th January 2026 was not a clean breakout but rather a reaffirmation of overhead resistance. The interplay of moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, and momentum signals pointed to a market pausing at a critical juncture, with sellers defending supply and buyers awaiting confirmation for the next directional move. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. For in-depth analysis, please check ...
  25. USDCAD Technical Analysis – 30th JAN, 2026 USDCAD – On 30th January 2026, USD/CAD advanced to a high of 1.3622 USD/CAD Technical Analysis – 30th January 2026 On 30th January 2026, USD/CAD advanced to a high of 1.3622, a level that underscored the strength of its ongoing bullish trajectory but simultaneously highlighted the presence of firm supply near the 1.3625 psychological barrier. The candle structure was wide ranged with a pronounced upper wick, reflecting how buyers initially drove momentum but were met with resistance as sellers re entered to cap the advance. This rejection suggested that while the broader trend remained constructive, intraday enthusiasm was beginning to fade as the market approached overhead resistance. On the daily chart, the short term structure remained supportive, with the 20 day moving average positioned around 1.3565, cushioning the advance. The 50 day average, rising from 1.3480, reinforced medium term bullish momentum, while the 200 day average at 1.3330 confirmed the longer term uptrend. Momentum indicators hinted at caution: RSI readings hovered near 67, edging into overbought territory, while MACD values were positive but beginning to flatten, suggesting that upside strength was losing intensity. Intraday dynamics on the four hour chart revealed stretched conditions. Stochastic oscillators climbed into the upper 80s, flashing overbought signals. Price stalled as sellers defended the 1.3620–1.3630 band, while immediate support was layered at 1.3565 and 1.3525. Volatility compressed into a narrowing corridor, often a precursor to breakout attempts, but the balance of flows suggested hesitation rather than conviction. The weekly perspective provided broader context. Since the October 2025 trough near 1.3350, USD/CAD has carved a rising channel, with successive higher lows confirming the resilience of the bullish framework. Average True Range readings around 0.0070 reflected controlled but directional swings. Fibonacci retracement mapping from the July 2025 peak at 1.3860 to the October low at 1.3350 highlighted key checkpoints: 38.2% at 1.3545, 50% at 1.3605, and 61.8% at 1.3665. The 1.3622 high aligned closely with the 50% retracement zone, underscoring its importance as a resistance area where sellers were expected to regroup. Sentiment at this juncture was shaped by the tension between short term overextension and longer term bullish conviction. Institutional flows appeared to fade near the 1.3625 barrier, while retail positioning remained cautious given the proximity to stretched oscillator readings. The ability of the pair to sustain above 1.3565 was critical, as holding this level would preserve the bullish narrative and invite renewed buying interest. Looking forward, continuation of the rally requires a clean break above 1.3630, which would open the path toward 1.3665 and eventually 1.3860, aligning with Fibonacci retracement checkpoints and prior swing highs. Conversely, a slip back below 1.3565 would expose the pair to corrective pressure toward 1.3525 and 1.3480, levels that coincide with retracement support and medium term averages. Until a decisive breakout occurs, range bound trading between 1.3565 and 1.3630 is likely to dominate, offering tactical opportunities for short term traders while the broader uptrend remains intact. In summary, USD/CAD’s climb to 1.3622 on 30th January 2026 was not a clean breakout but rather a reaffirmation of overhead resistance. The interplay of moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, and momentum signals pointed to a market pausing at a critical juncture, with sellers defending supply and buyers awaiting confirmation for the next leg higher. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. For in-depth analysis, please check ...
  26. NZDUSD Technical Analysis – 30th JAN, 2026 NZDUSD – On 30th January 2026, NZD/USD slipped to a low of 0.6010 NZD/USD Technical Analysis – 30th January 2026 On 30th January 2026, NZD/USD slipped to a low of 0.6010, a level that underscored the pair’s corrective pressure while simultaneously highlighting the presence of defensive bids near the 0.6010 psychological threshold. The candle structure was broad ranged with a pronounced lower wick, reflecting how sellers initially pressed momentum but were met with firm demand as buyers stepped in to absorb supply. This rejection suggested that while the broader trend remained constructive, short term exhaustion was beginning to emerge at this support zone. On the daily chart, the short term structure leaned cautiously bullish despite the dip. The 20 day moving average hovered near 0.6065, cushioning the downside and acting as immediate support. The 50 day average, positioned around 0.5960, was sloping gently upward, reinforcing medium term bullish undertones. The 200 day average at 0.5725 confirmed that the longer term framework remained constructive, with the broader trend still favoring buyers despite the corrective pullback. Momentum readings reflected caution: RSI values hovered near 40, edging toward oversold territory, while MACD lines were marginally negative but beginning to flatten, suggesting that downside strength was losing intensity. Intraday dynamics on the four hour chart revealed stretched conditions. Stochastic oscillators dipped into the low 30s, flashing oversold signals. Price stalled as buyers defended the 0.6005–0.6015 band, while resistance was layered at 0.6065 and 0.6115. Volatility compressed into a narrowing corridor, often a precursor to breakout attempts, but the balance of flows suggested hesitation rather than conviction. The weekly perspective provided broader context. Since the October 2025 trough near 0.5520, NZD/USD has carved a rising channel, with successive higher lows confirming the resilience of the bullish framework. Average True Range readings around 0.0065 reflected controlled but directional swings. Fibonacci retracement mapping from the July 2025 peak at 0.6700 to the October low at 0.5520 highlighted key checkpoints: 38.2% at 0.5965, 50% at 0.6110, and 61.8% at 0.6255. The 0.6010 low aligned closely with the midpoint between the 38.2% and 50% retracement zones, underscoring its importance as a support area where buyers were expected to regroup. Sentiment at this juncture was shaped by the tension between short term corrective pressure and longer term bullish conviction. Institutional flows appeared to accumulate near retracement support, while retail positioning remained cautious given the proximity to stretched oscillator readings. The ability of the pair to sustain above 0.6005 was critical, as holding this level would preserve the bullish narrative and invite renewed buying interest. Looking forward, continuation of the recovery requires a clean break above 0.6065, which would open the path toward 0.6110 and eventually 0.6255, aligning with Fibonacci retracement checkpoints and prior swing highs. Conversely, a slip back below 0.6005 would expose the pair to corrective pressure toward 0.5965 and 0.5865, levels that coincide with retracement support and medium term averages. Until a decisive breakout occurs, range bound trading between 0.6005 and 0.6065 is likely to dominate, offering tactical opportunities for short term traders while the broader uptrend remains intact. In summary, NZD/USD’s dip to 0.6010 on 30th January 2026 was less a breakdown and more a reaffirmation of structural support. The interplay of moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, and momentum signals pointed to a market pausing at a critical juncture, with buyers defending demand and sellers awaiting confirmation for the next directional move. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. For in-depth analysis, please check ...
  27. GBPUSD Technical Analysis – 30th JAN, 2026 GBPUSD – On 30th January 2026, GBP/USD slipped to a low of 1.3678 GBP/USD Technical Analysis – 30th January 2026 On 30th January 2026, GBP/USD slipped to a low of 1.3678, a level that underscored the pair’s corrective pressure while simultaneously highlighting the presence of defensive bids near the 1.3680 psychological threshold. The candle structure was broad ranged with a pronounced lower wick, reflecting how sellers initially pressed momentum but were met with firm demand as buyers stepped in to absorb supply. This rejection suggested that while the broader trend remained constructive, short term exhaustion was beginning to emerge at this support zone. On the daily chart, the short term structure leaned cautiously bullish despite the dip. The 20 day moving average hovered near 1.3735, cushioning the downside and acting as immediate support. The 50 day average, positioned around 1.3625, was sloping gently upward, reinforcing medium term bullish undertones. The 200 day average at 1.3450 confirmed that the longer term framework remained constructive, with the broader trend still favoring buyers despite the corrective pullback. Momentum readings reflected caution: RSI values hovered near 42, edging toward oversold territory, while MACD lines were marginally negative but beginning to flatten, suggesting that downside strength was losing intensity. Intraday dynamics on the four hour chart revealed stretched conditions. Stochastic oscillators dipped into the low 30s, flashing oversold signals. Price stalled as buyers defended the 1.3675–1.3685 band, while resistance was layered at 1.3735 and 1.3790. Volatility compressed into a narrowing corridor, often a precursor to breakout attempts, but the balance of flows suggested hesitation rather than conviction. The weekly perspective provided broader context. Since the October 2025 trough near 1.3100, GBP/USD has carved a rising channel, with successive higher lows confirming the resilience of the bullish framework. Average True Range readings around 0.0090 reflected controlled but directional swings. Fibonacci retracement mapping from the July 2025 peak at 1.3925 to the October low at 1.3100 highlighted key checkpoints: 38.2% at 1.3415, 50% at 1.3515, and 61.8% at 1.3615. The 1.3678 low extended beyond the 61.8% retracement zone, reinforcing its role as a decisive support area where buyers were expected to regroup. Sentiment at this juncture was shaped by the tension between short term corrective pressure and longer term bullish conviction. Institutional flows appeared to accumulate near retracement support, while retail positioning remained cautious given the proximity to stretched oscillator readings. The ability of the pair to sustain above 1.3675 was critical, as holding this level would preserve the bullish narrative and invite renewed buying interest. Looking forward, continuation of the recovery requires a clean break above 1.3735, which would open the path toward 1.3790 and eventually 1.3925, aligning with prior swing highs. Conversely, a slip back below 1.3675 would expose the pair to corrective pressure toward 1.3625 and 1.3515, levels that coincide with retracement support and medium term averages. Until a decisive breakout occurs, range bound trading between 1.3675 and 1.3735 is likely to dominate, offering tactical opportunities for short term traders while the broader uptrend remains intact. In summary, GBP/USD’s dip to 1.3678 on 30th January 2026 was less a breakdown and more a reaffirmation of structural support. The interplay of moving averages, Fibonacci retracement, and momentum signals pointed to a market pausing at a critical juncture, with buyers defending demand and sellers awaiting confirmation for the next directional move. #fxopen #forex #forexanalysis Disclaimer: This analysis represents my own opinion only. It is not to be construed as an opinion, offer, solicitation, recommendation, or financial advice of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand. For in-depth analysis, please check ...
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