(By ATFX Analyst Team)
Key TakeawaysU.S. equities rallied Monday after the holiday, led by technology stocks. The Dow Jones set fresh intraday and closing record highs. Gold stalled at $4,200, halting its recent rally, while oil prices remained under pressure in a narrow range. Germany’s May industrial production is in focus. Another decline would signal ongoing weakness in the Eurozone’s largest economy. |
Global Market Review 07/07/2026
Optimism around artificial intelligence boosted U.S. equities, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closing sharply higher. Broadcom and other chip stocks advanced. The Dow gained 0.3%, the S&P 500 rose 0.7%, and the Nasdaq climbed 1.1%.
U.S. Treasury yields edged lower, and the dollar index closed at 100.86. Spot gold settled at $4,163.98 per ounce, down 0.3%, after touching its highest since June 22 intraday. OPEC+ agreed to raise output from August, leaving oil prices under pressure at recent lows.
Key Events Today:
- 14:00 EU GERMANY Industrial Production MAY **
- 20:30 US Balance of Trade MAY **
July 8(GMT+8)
- 00:00 EIA Monthly Oil Market Report **
- 04:30 API Crude Oil Stock Change ***
- 10:00 RBNZ Interest Rate Decision ***
- 11:00 RBNZ Press Conference ***
- 22:30 EIA Crude Oil Stock Change **
Markets Analysis 07/07/2026

- Resistance: 1.1474 / 1.1509
- Support: 1.1396 / 1.1360
EUR/USD recovered from early weakness Monday, closing slightly higher to extend its three-day rally. Trading remained subdued for a second day.
Analyst View: Price continues consolidating between the 10‑ and 20‑day MAs. Germany’s industrial output may provide short‑term direction.
Bias: Range trading

- Resistance: 1.3461 / 1.3498
- Support: 1.3339 / 1.3302
Sterling extended its seven-day winning streak Monday, closing at its highest since June 17 and edging toward 1.3400 this morning.
Analyst View: A break above 1.3400 would open further upside, with mid‑June highs as the next resistance.
Bias: Short‑term bullish

- Resistance: 162.85 / 163.23
- Support: 161.58 / 161.20
After two days of gains, USD/JPY partially retreated in Tuesday’s Asian session as traders remained wary of possible Japanese intervention.
Analyst View: USD/JPY broke above the 10-day MA but is now retesting support. A rebound targets last week’s highs; a drop shifts focus to the 20-day MA.
Bias: Mild rebound

- Resistance: 69.78 / 70.42
- Support: 67.69 / 67.05
Oil prices remained under pressure Monday as investors assessed OPEC+’s latest output decision, holding near recent lows.
Analyst View: Prices remain capped below the 10‑day MA but supported above recent lows, keeping trade confined to a narrow range.
Bias: Low‑range consolidation

- Resistance: 4180 / 4221
- Support: 4082 / 4049

- Resistance: 64.09 / 65.43
- Support: 58.30 / 56.91
Gold fell Monday despite a softer dollar, ending its three-day rally and facing resistance near $4,200.
Analyst View: Prices retreated from highs since June 22, testing the 20‑day MA this morning. A break lower would target the 10‑day MA; holding support could allow another attempt at $4,200.
Bias: Short‑term correction

- Resistance: 53,410 / 53,612
- Support: 52,743 / 52,536
U.S. equities rebounded Monday, led by tech stocks. Cyclicals outperformed defensives, with the Dow surpassing 53,000 for the first time and setting a new record.
Analyst View: The Dow reversed early weakness to close higher, with bulls retaining momentum to target 53,410/53,612 resistance.
Bias: Bullish at highs

- Resistance: 29,770 / 29,983
- Support: 29,252 / 29,082
Nvidia confirmed its server roadmap remains intact, while Broadcom extended its Apple chip partnership to 2031, boosting confidence in AI infrastructure investment. Nasdaq closed higher.
Analyst View: Nasdaq ended its losing streak, reclaiming key moving averages. Sustained gains could target last week’s highs.
Bias: Short‑term rebound

- Resistance: 65,564 / 66,473
- Support: 62,572 / 61,648
Bitcoin rose roughly 1.8% on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump championed crypto in response to a reporter’s question about whether the asset might make its way into Trump accounts.
Bitcoin rose 1.8% Monday after President Trump voiced support for crypto. The asset rebounded after testing 10- and 20-day MA support, maintaining its upward streak and hovering near 64,000.
Bias: Mildly bullish
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