(By ATFX Analyst Team)
Key TakeawaysPresident Trump paused airstrikes on Iran, while Iran simultaneously halted retaliatory actions but maintained a cautious stance. Markets are watching whether stalled negotiations may restart, with safe‑haven sentiment easing slightly. This week, alongside geopolitical developments, focus shifts to a packed calendar: Fed, BoE, and BoJ meetings; key U.S. GDP and inflation reports; and ongoing U.S. earnings season. Expect a volatile week. Today’s highlight: U.S. June durable goods orders, forecast to rebound to +1.6% MoM (prior ‑4.5%). |
Global Market Review 27/07/2026
- U.S. equities closed mixed Friday: Dow weekly ‑0.4% (third consecutive weekly decline), S&P 500 ‑0.6% (second consecutive weekly decline), Nasdaq ‑2% (second consecutive weekly decline).
- Dollar posted its largest weekly gain since mid‑June.
- Spot gold closed at $4,052.56/oz Friday (+0.13%), weekly +0.89%.
- Reports suggest other nations are pushing to restart stalled U.S.–Iran talks. Oil futures retreated from multi‑week highs, falling more than 2% on Friday, then opened sharply lower on Monday.
Key Events Today:
- 16:00 EU GERMANY Ifo Business Climate JUL **
- 20:30 US Durable Goods Orders MoM JUN **
- 22:30 US Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index JUL **
July 28 (GMT+8)
- 11:05 RBA Gov Bullock Speech ***
- 22:00 US CB Consumer Confidence JUL **
- 22:00 US Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index JUL **
Markets Analysis 27/07/2026

- Resistance: 1.1422 / 1.1436
- Support: 1.1380 / 1.1362
Mixed Eurozone PMI data had little impact Friday. EUR/USD traded below 1.1400, with focus on Middle East developments.
Analyst View: After two days of decline, EUR/USD opened higher on Monday, testing resistance at the 10‑day MA. A breakout could lift it towards 1.1450.
Bias: Mild rebound

- Resistance: 1.3399 / 1.3460
- Support: 1.3300 / 1.3250
Sterling held above 1.3300 on Friday, ending its losing streak, supported by UK retail sales and PMI data. Investors remain cautious amid Middle East tensions.
Analyst View: Extended rebound Monday, focusing on 10‑day MA resistance near 1.3400. Positive headlines needed to sustain momentum.
Bias: Mild rebound

- Resistance: 164.00 / 164.29
- Support: 163.39 / 163.11
Yen hovered near 40‑year lows, recording its largest weekly drop in two months, despite Tokyo’s pledge to support the currency. USD/JPY opened lower on Monday.
Analyst View: Despite a lower open, the pair remains in the high range. Holding 163 is key for bulls to retain short‑term control.
Bias: High‑level consolidation

- Resistance: 90.38 / 93.44
- Support: 83.37 / 80.26
Hopes for renewed U.S.–Iran talks pressured oil, ending a five‑day rally. Prices opened sharply lower on Monday, down more than 5%.
Analyst View: Oil retreated from highs, testing below the 10‑day MA before finding support. Watch whether pressure eases; otherwise, risk of a break below $84.
Bias: High‑level correction

- Resistance: 4142 / 4173
- Support: 4073 / 4043

- Resistance: 60.73 / 61.43
- Support: 58.44 / 57.74
Hopes for U.S.–Iran talks pressured oil, easing inflation fears and dampening expectations of a Fed hike. Gold extended its rebound above $4,100 on Monday.
Analyst View: Holding above the 10‑day MA, gold has room for a short‑term rebound. Sustained trading above $4,100 could attract further buying.
Bias: Short‑term rebound

- Resistance: 52,304 / 52,539
- Support: 51,601 / 51,306
U.S. equities diverged on Friday. The Dow rebounded towards 52,000 as markets weighed prospects of renewed U.S.–Iran talks.
Analyst View: Key for bulls is reclaiming 52,000. Watch 10‑day MA resistance near 52,200.
Bias: Low‑level rebound

- Resistance: 28,681 / 28,857
- Support: 28,225 / 28,090
Chip and memory stocks retreated on Friday. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 4.25%, dragging Nasdaq to its lowest level since early May.
Analyst View: Nasdaq approached the 28,000 support level. Improvement in geopolitics could provide room for a rebound, but momentum remains weak.
Bias: Low‑level consolidation

- Resistance: 66,485 / 67,426
- Support: 64,416 / 63,507
Bitcoin neared $64,000 on Sunday, supported by pre‑Fed positioning and options activity betting on a move towards $72,000 by month‑end.
Analyst View: BTC/USD recorded its largest five‑day gain, breaking above the 10-day MA. Holding above could extend the rally towards last week’s highs; watch resistance near $66,500.
Bias: Mild rebound
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