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#AN021: TRUMP Threats on Tariffs and FOREX Tensions
Global markets are waking up to a currency cold war. Hi, I'm Trader Andrea Russo, and today I want to share the latest news with you.
Donald Trump set the day alight, launching a barrage of threats from a rally in Ohio:
"If re-elected, I will impose 60% tariffs on all of China, 20% on Mexico, and 10% on the European Union. And I'm telling Putin clearly: if you continue to help China evade our embargoes, we will hit Russia too."
The words reverberated across global investment banks, triggering an immediate reaction in the dollar and emerging market currencies.
Markets React: USD Soars, GBP and NOK on Alert
The US dollar gained ground against nearly all major currencies, while the GBP collapsed under pressure from fears of a BoE rate cut and a slowing labor market.
The GBP/NOK pair, in particular, is showing signs of a structured bearish breakout: the pound is under dual pressure (domestic politics + trade war), while the Norwegian krone is indirectly benefiting from rising energy prices and pro-commodity sentiment.
US CPI at 2:30 PM: The Real Detonator
The US core inflation figure will be released at 2:30 PM Italian time. The consensus is for +3.4%, but a higher reading could push the Fed to remain more hawkish for longer. This would strengthen the dollar and create new shock waves in weak and emerging market currencies.
Specifically:
USD/JPY could break above 162.00 with strength.
GBP/USD risks a break below 1.29.
USD/SEK and USD/MXN are the key pairs to watch for explosive movements.
Trump vs. Powell: A Showdown
Meanwhile, fears are growing of a direct attack by Trump on the Fed. According to Deutsche Bank, markets are underestimating the possibility that Trump will attempt to remove Jerome Powell if he returns to the White House.
"The market is ignoring the Trump-Powell variance. If he really tries, the dollar could fall 4% in a week," – Deutsche Bank
We are about to enter the best time of the month for Forex. Those who get their timing wrong today will burn capital. Those who wait for the right signal can ride the trend arising from a predicted global crisis.
USDJPY 1H - market buy with a confirmed structureThe price has bounced from a key support zone and is showing early signs of recovery. A clear base has formed, and the MA50 is starting to turn upward, indicating a shift in short-term momentum. While the MA200 remains above the price, the overall structure suggests a potential continuation of the bullish move.
Trade #1 — entry at market, target: 145.939, stop below recent local low.
Trade #2 — entry after breakout and retest of 145.939, target: 148.000, stop below the retest zone.
Volume has stabilized, and the reaction from support is clear. As long as price holds above the last swing low, buying remains the preferred strategy.
Tariffs Ignite a Copper FrenzyCOMEX copper has surged to a record premium over London Metal Exchange (LME) copper over the past few weeks, reflecting a lucrative arbitrage as traders rush metal into the U.S. ahead of looming import tariffs.
President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 50% tariff on U.S. copper imports (effective August 1, 2025) has dramatically disrupted the global copper market. U.S. futures are now trading at a significant premium of $2,600 per metric ton over LME prices, pulling physical copper into the US from around the world.
As a result, inventories have ballooned in U.S. warehouses while declining sharply elsewhere. COMEX (CME) stockpiles have surged to exceed the combined copper inventories of LME and SHFE (Shanghai), indicating massive stockpiling in the U.S.
Correspondingly, LME warehouse stocks have fallen to multi-year lows, fuelling a steep backwardation (near-term prices trading above far-dated futures) as available supply in London shrinks. LME–tracked inventories have declined by roughly 60% so far in 2025.
Source: Bloomberg
This tariff-induced distortion is also evident in trade flows. Analysts estimate the U.S. imported around 881,000 tons of copper in the first half of 2025, roughly double its underlying consumption, as buyers rushed to secure cheaper metal before tariffs hit.
Once the tariff is implemented and these stockpiles start being utilised, U.S. imports are expected to plunge and weigh on global copper prices later this year.
Going forward, clarity on the tariff’s scope regarding any exemptions for key suppliers like Chile or Canada will determine if COMEX Copper sustains a large premium.
CHINA'S PIVOT FROM HOARDING TO DRAINING
While the U.S. has been hoarding copper, demand in China, the world’s largest consumer, presents a mixed picture. On the one hand, China’s property construction sector remains sluggish, and manufacturing activity has only tentatively improved.
Earlier in the year, Chinese copper inventories surged to multi-year highs; an unusual build likely driven by weak consumption and precautionary stockpiling. However, this trend has since reversed sharply. Chinese copper stockpiles peaked around 377,000 mt in March before plunging to 126,000 mt by end-June.
This drawdown suggests that, despite macroeconomic headwinds, China’s copper usage remained resilient. Grid companies and manufacturers continued buying copper at high levels, even as consumer sectors slowed.
Source: Crux Investor
Copper demand in China is coming from strategic industries: State Grid investment soared nearly 20% YoY until May 2025, and manufacturing of electric vehicles and appliances remains a bright spot.
Owing to reduced demand in construction, though, the net effect for near-term demand remains somewhat on the softer side, but it is still far from collapsing.
Any further government stimulus for infrastructure or housing in H2 2025 could quickly translate into a bump in copper demand, given the low inventories now in China.
LONGER-TERM UPSIDE THROUGH SUPPLY CHALLENGES
Beyond the immediate cross-currents, the medium-to-long-term outlook for copper is fundamentally bullish, owing to the significant constraints on the supply side.
Many of the world’s largest copper mines are ageing, with declining ore grades and operational challenges.
In Chile (the top copper-producing country), Codelco’s output hit a 25-year low in 2023 amid falling grades and project delays. The state-owned giant is striving to boost production in 2025, but first-quarter 2025 output was essentially flat (+0.3% YoY), and was hampered by unforeseen disruptions like heavy rains and a nationwide power blackout.
Similarly, Anglo American, another major producer, has warned of lower production. Anglo expects its copper output to drop to 690–750 thousand tons in 2025, down from 773k in 2024, due to lower ore grades and water restrictions at its Chilean operations.
Due to the massive wedge between demand and supply dynamics, analysts have predicted the copper market to slip into a substantial deficit next year, even sans tariffs.
The recent tariff saga, creating all the noise, would exacerbate near-term tightness, and would lead to U.S. consumers drawing down global supply. This sets the stage for sharper shortages later.
Supply from recycling is also expected to take a hit due to the trade friction between China and US.
Source: Bloomberg
In response to the tariffs, China could cut back imports of US scrap copper. This would, in effect, reduce China's exports of refined copper, with less refined copper entering the global supply consequently.
This further strengthens the case for prolonged upward price pressure.
HYPOTHETICAL TRADE SET-UP:
For investors, the divergent short- and long-term forces in copper open several strategy avenues. In the very near term, prices may remain volatile or even pull back once U.S. imports pause, with others having increased access to the metal.
However, any such dip would present a buying opportunity given copper’s strong fundamentals. A straightforward bullish strategy is to establish a long position in copper futures, taking advantage of any weakness.
For example, one could go long the CME Copper futures (March 2026 expiry) to express a positive view on copper into next year.
Source: CME QuikStrike
Open interest for this contract lies just under 30,000, with volume as on 11/Jul clocking 3095.
The hypothesis is that after a period of consolidation, copper prices will resume an uptrend as the market shifts focus from temporary inventory builds to the looming supply deficit. Indeed, the term structure is also signalling tighter conditions down the line; while nearby copper prices spiked on the tariff news, longer-dated futures have also firmed as traders anticipate future scarcity.
Source: CME QuikStrike
With that in mind, a possible trade setup is outlined below:
● Entry: $5.68 per pound
● Target: $6.20 per pound
● Stop Loss: $5.37 per pound
● Profit at Target: $13,000 ((6.20 – 5.68) = 0.52 x 25,000 pounds/contract)
● Loss at Stop: $ 7,750 ((5.37 – 5.68) = -0.31 x 25,000 pounds/contract)
● Reward-to-Risk: 1.7x
The same view can also be expressed through CME Micro Copper futures, which offer smaller notional positions and more flexibility. Each Micro contract is priced in USD per pound and represents 2,500 pounds of copper, compared to 25,000 pounds for the standard contract.
As history shows, the “electrifying metal” tends to reward those who can weather short-term volatility in pursuit of its long-term uptrend.
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Nifty bounced from support and looking in some momentumNifty Update (15 July 2025) 📈
Nifty bounced back from yesterday’s support zone 25,000 and closed in green ✅
Crossed above the first target and finished near the resistance zone of 25,200
🔹 Support: 25,000–25,050 (watch this zone for dip-buying opportunities)
🔹 Resistance: 25,200 (current hurdle)
🚀 If Nifty sustains above 25,200:
Next upside targets 👉 25,350
Further upside: 25,500
ℹ️ On the downside: 25,000–25,050 remains the key support. Breaking below could lead to more weakness.
Stay alert, keep stop-losses in place, and watch for a breakout above 25,200 to catch momentum!
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A temporary pause for silver!After its recent surge to reach the highest levels since September 2011, silver is showing short-to-medium-term negative signals on the 4-hour timeframe, before potentially resuming its upward trend on the daily chart.
As seen in the chart above, the price dropped quickly below the 38.37 level, forming a new low and shifting the 4-hour trend from bullish to bearish. The rebound to the 38.858 level appears to be a corrective move targeting the 38.1869 level.
The bearish scenario would be invalidated if the price rises again and forms a higher high on the 4-hour chart above the 39.119 level.
EURGBP Analysis : Bullish Setup + Support & Reversal Zone Ahead🔍 Overview:
This analysis explores a well-developed Mid-Market Cycle (MMC) pattern playing out on the EUR/GBP 8H chart. The price action has transitioned from accumulation to markup, forming a classic cup-shaped recovery structure supported by a parabolic ARC curve. With strong volume contraction, historical interchange zones, and clean breakouts, this setup indicates bullish momentum heading into the next reversal zone.
Let’s walk through each component in detail and build the case for this trade setup.
🧩 1. MMC Cycle Framework
The chart structure aligns with the MMC (Mid-Market Cycle) model:
Phase 1 – Accumulation:
From April to late May, price formed a rounded bottom resembling a "cup" — a known sign of smart money accumulation. The downward momentum stalled, and sellers were gradually absorbed by larger participants.
Phase 2 – Breakout & Expansion:
Early June saw price breaking out of this base, beginning an aggressive uptrend supported by rising structure. This marks the transition to the markup phase of the MMC.
Phase 3 – Pullback & Continuation:
Price pulled back slightly into previous resistance (now turned support), forming a bullish continuation triangle and breaking out again. A textbook MMC continuation.
🧠 2. Technical Confluences
✅ A. ARC Support Curve
The curved support line (ARC) acts as dynamic demand.
Price has bounced multiple times off the curve, reinforcing its strength.
ARC patterns often signal increasing bullish acceleration, reflecting market psychology as traders gain confidence with each higher low.
✅ B. Interchange Zones
The concept of Interchange refers to zones where support becomes resistance or vice versa.
This chart features two key interchange levels:
First interchange formed after the April high.
Second interchange was retested and held cleanly after the breakout.
These areas indicate institutional interest, and their successful retests confirm trend continuation.
✅ C. Volume Contraction
Volume has been shrinking during the markup, which is counterintuitive but strategic.
In Wyckoff theory, this shows absorption of supply — institutions deliberately suppress volatility to accumulate before the next breakout.
Once the contraction ends, explosive moves often follow.
🎯 3. Target Zone: Next Reversal Area
Price is now heading into a clearly defined resistance zone around 0.87400–0.87500.
This level was respected in prior price history (April peak) and may trigger short-term selling or distribution.
The chart shows a possible liquidity grab scenario at the reversal zone, followed by a corrective move (mini bearish ABC).
📈 4. Price Projection & Scenarios
Bullish Case (High Probability)
Breakout Above 0.87500: Triggers a major leg upward.
Potential extension targets:
0.87850 (Fibonacci projection)
0.88200 (next higher timeframe resistance)
Bearish Case (Short-Term Pullback)
Rejection at Reversal Zone:
A corrective leg toward the ARC or prior interchange.
Ideal re-entry for buyers near:
0.86400–0.86600 zone
Or curve retest near 0.86000
🧭 5. Trade Strategy
🔹 Entry Options:
Breakout Entry: Above 0.87500 on strong candle + volume.
Retest Entry: On dip toward ARC curve or interchange.
🔹 Stop-Loss Ideas:
Below ARC line (~0.86000)
Below last bullish engulfing (~0.86250)
🔹 Targets:
TP1: 0.87500
TP2: 0.87850
TP3: 0.88200 (longer-term swing)
💡 6. Trader Psychology in This Chart
This chart represents a controlled bullish structure — a hallmark of smart money participation. Here’s why:
The rounding base was methodically built without sudden volatility.
Each breakout was followed by healthy retests (no fakeouts).
Volume stayed low during markups, reducing retail confidence and allowing institutional loading.
The ARC curve reflects increasing confidence and participation — buyers consistently stepping in on higher lows.
📌 Conclusion
This EUR/GBP setup is a textbook MMC/ARC structure with multiple confirmations:
Smart accumulation
Curve support respected
Volume and structure aligned
Clear next resistance zone
Whether you’re swing trading or monitoring for breakout scalps, this is a high-quality setup worth tracking. Be ready to act at the reversal zone, as it will either confirm continuation or offer a lucrative retest entry.
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EURUSD Analysis : Eyes on Bullish Breakout Setup + Target🧭 Current Market Context:
The EURUSD pair is currently trading near 1.16765 on the 4H timeframe, displaying classic accumulation behavior at a key Support-Resistance Interchange Zone (SR Flip). After an extended bearish correction from the previous swing high, price has started compressing in a descending structure underneath a well-respected trendline. This tightening range near a historic support zone suggests that a major breakout could be on the horizon.
🧠 Technical Confluences:
🔹 1. Descending Trendline - Bearish Control Line:
The trendline drawn from the July highs has acted as a clear resistance line, rejecting multiple bullish attempts to break higher.
Price has failed to close above it on the 4H chart, showing sellers are still in control—but momentum is fading.
A breakout of this line is a crucial confirmation of buyer strength returning.
🔹 2. SR Flip Zone - Interchange Area:
This zone previously acted as resistance, capping the rally in June.
After price broke above it, the same area now acts as support, confirming its role as an SR flip zone—a textbook demand level.
Smart money often steps in at these interchange areas to accumulate long positions.
🔹 3. Re-accumulation Phase (Smart Money Behavior):
Market structure is showing a rounded bottom formation, hinting at possible absorption of sell-side liquidity.
Price action is compressing into the support zone, reducing volatility—a signal that a reversal or breakout is near.
The previous similar move ("Same Like This") from late June led to a strong bullish impulsive wave—this historical behavior adds confidence in the current bullish outlook.
🔹 4. Potential Bullish Pattern:
Price needs to develop a bullish reversal pattern (e.g., inverse head & shoulders, bullish engulfing, or a sweep of the low with rejection).
Only then will the setup be validated. This is not a blind buy zone, but a zone of interest for high-probability longs if price confirms.
🧨 Trade Plan Scenarios:
✅ Scenario 1 - Confirmation Breakout:
Wait for a clean breakout above the descending trendline.
Enter on breakout + retest structure.
Target the next major reversal zone at 1.18500.
🐢 Scenario 2 - Early Long Entry:
Enter on bullish confirmation (engulfing, pin bar, etc.) at the SR Interchange zone.
Stop loss below the support box.
Ride early for better R:R if the breakout confirms.
❌ Invalidation:
A clean breakdown below 1.1600 with momentum will invalidate the bullish bias.
In that case, reevaluate based on new structure.
📊 Projected Path:
If the trendline breaks, expect a bullish rally toward the next major resistance zone (1.18500).
That zone has historically acted as a major reversal and profit-taking level for bulls, and we expect price to react again if tested.
🔍 Macro View (Optional Insight):
USD may show weakness due to macro data (CPI/FED talks), helping EURUSD lift.
Eurozone data stability could further fuel demand for EUR.
📌 Final Thoughts:
This EURUSD setup is forming at a high-value area, backed by technical structure, historical behavior, and smart money positioning. If the price reacts positively from this zone and breaks the descending trendline, it could trigger a bullish leg toward 1.18500, offering a rewarding risk-to-reward opportunity for both swing and short-term traders.
Stay patient. Let the market confirm the direction before execution. 📈
Safe Entry Zone AMDPrice Rejected From Resistance.
Safe Entry Green Zone.
Target after that 162$ price level.
Note: 1- Potentional of Strong Buying Zone:
We have two scenarios must happen at The Mentioned Zone:
Scenarios One: strong buying volume with reversal Candle.
Scenarios Two: Fake Break-Out of The Buying Zone.
Both indicate buyers stepping in strongly. NEVER Join in unless one showed up.
2- How to Buy Stock (safe way):
On 1H TF when Marubozu/Doji Candle show up which indicate strong buyers stepping-in.
Buy on 0.5 Fibo Level of the Marubozu/Doji Candle, because price will always and always re-test the
Take Care & Watch OUT !
GOLD Last move down Next Target after this Breakout?Gold edged higher on Tuesday ahead of key U.S. inflation data, which is expected to provide clearer insight into the Federal Reserve’s future interest rate decisions. Market participants are watching closely for any signals that could influence the dollar and yields, thereby impacting gold prices.
Technical Outlook:
Gold has entered a potential buy zone, showing signs of bullish support Price recently retested the 3353 level, forming a long squeeze setup and now aiming to challenge the resistance at 3373. A successful breakout above 3373 could open the path toward the 3400 and 3432 long-term targets.
On the downside, a retest of the key 3345 level is also possible. This zone between 3345 – 3353 is seen as strong support, and as long as bulls defend it, upward momentum remains likely.
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USDJPY Analysis : Bullish Channel Strategy & FMFR Zone Reaction🧩 Market Structure Overview
USDJPY has been in a strong bullish market structure, forming consistent higher highs and higher lows since the beginning of July. The pair recently created a rising ascending channel, where price action has respected both the upper and lower bounds with clean impulsive and corrective moves.
From the 11th to 15th July, USDJPY moved steadily within this bullish channel, forming minor consolidation zones and reacting to short-term supply-demand levels. However, on the 15th, we witnessed a pullback from the upper channel resistance, indicating short-term profit-taking or internal bearish liquidity sweep.
🧠 Current Price Action
Now, price is pulling back and approaching a high-confluence demand zone, marked as:
FMFR (Fair Market Fill Range): A zone where unfilled buy-side orders are likely resting.
SR Flip (Support-Resistance Interchange): A previous resistance zone, now turned into a potential support base.
This area (between 146.80 – 147.00) has multiple confirmations:
Past supply zone → broken and retested
Strong impulsive bullish move originated here
Mid-point of the current bullish channel
Psychological level (147.00 round number)
The market is now offering a potential buying opportunity from this zone, provided a bullish confirmation pattern is printed on lower timeframes (1H or 30M).
🔍 Key Technical Confluences
Bullish Ascending Channel:
Clearly respected — suggesting institutional accumulation. Price is now retesting mid-level or base structure of this channel.
FMFR Zone:
Typically used to spot unbalanced price areas where limit buy orders may rest. Smart money often returns to fill these zones before moving further.
SR Flip:
The prior supply zone from July 8–10 was broken decisively, and price is now using this same level as support.
Liquidity Sweep & Trap:
The current rejection from the channel top may have liquidated early longs. That opens room for a smart-money reversal from the deeper FMFR zone.
📌 Trading Plan (Execution-Based Strategy)
🔽 Entry Criteria:
Wait for a clear bullish reversal candle within the FMFR zone (e.g., bullish engulfing, pin bar, morning star).
Entry can be refined on the 1H or 30M timeframe using a BOS (Break of Structure) signal.
🟢 Buy Zone:
Between 146.80 – 147.00
🔴 Stop Loss:
Below 146.40, well below the FMFR zone and recent wick lows
🎯 Take Profits:
TP1: 148.20 – Retest of the central channel zone
TP2: 149.60 – Next Major Reversal Zone
TP3 (Optional): 150.00 psychological round level (if bullish continuation breaks structure)
⚠️ Risk Management Tips:
Wait for confirmation — don’t rush into the zone without candle proof.
Risk only 1-2% per trade idea.
Adjust lot size according to stop-loss distance.
Avoid chasing if price closes below 146.40 — structure will be invalid.
🔮 What Could Invalidate This Setup?
Clean break below 146.40 support with bearish structure forming (LL, LH)
Bearish fundamentals from USD side (e.g., CPI, FOMC impact)
A tight channel breakdown without bullish volume
📅 Fundamental Backdrop:
USD is currently reacting to macro data and rate expectations.
JPY remains weak structurally, unless BOJ introduces surprise tightening.
US CPI & Fed commentary may influence short-term volatility and liquidity grabs.
🧠 Conclusion:
USDJPY is presenting a high-probability buy setup as it revisits a strong confluence zone formed by FMFR + SR flip. Smart money often re-engages at these levels after liquidity hunts, especially within a bullish structure. Watch for confirmation on lower timeframes, and manage risk responsibly.
This trade idea is based on price action, structure, and institutional concepts, aiming for a trend continuation with clear invalidation levels.
BTCUSD Analysis : Bitcoin Trend Shifted/Bullish Pattern + Target🧭 Overview:
Bitcoin’s recent price action has delivered a textbook sequence of institutional liquidity play, volume-driven breakout, and supply zone rejection. After rallying on increasing volume, BTC tapped into a significant 3x Supply Zone—which also served as a previous reversal point—and was swiftly rejected. The market is now trading around a key decision zone where traders must stay alert for a confirmed bullish reversal, or risk getting caught in further downside.
🔍 Step-by-Step Technical Breakdown:
🔸 Liquidity Grab + Volume Expansion
The move began with a liquidity sweep, as BTC pushed above recent highs, hunting stop-losses and inducing breakout traders. This kind of price manipulation is typical of smart money accumulation/distribution zones.
Immediately following that, we observed a volume expansion—a strong signal that institutional players had stepped in, propelling BTC upward with conviction. This expansion pushed price sharply into the 3x Supply Zone, a critical zone of interest from a previous bearish reversal.
🔸 3x Supply Zone – The Turning Point
Once price entered the 3x Supply Zone, bearish pressure resumed. No bullish continuation pattern appeared on the second attempt into this zone—confirming that sellers were defending it aggressively. This area has now been validated as a strong supply barrier, capable of initiating trend reversals.
🔸 Major BOS – Structural Shift Confirmed
Price broke below key support around $120,500, which marked a Major Break of Structure (BOS). This BOS is crucial—it represents a shift from a bullish to bearish market structure and is often the signal that retail longs are trapped.
This BOS was followed by a mini reversal zone, but again, no bullish confirmation appeared there—highlighting market weakness.
🔸 Minor BOS & Trendline Breakdown
Further downside action led to a Minor BOS near $117,800, reinforcing the bearish sentiment. Additionally, the ascending trendline—which had supported BTC’s rally—was decisively broken and retested from below. This confirms a shift in momentum, now favoring sellers.
📍 Current Price Action – Critical Decision Zone
BTC is currently hovering around $117,000, right at a potential demand zone. While there was a brief bullish reaction, the market hasn’t formed a valid bullish reversal pattern yet.
There’s a clear message from the chart:
“We want a bullish pattern here—otherwise, support will break and supply will double.”
In simple terms, unless bulls step in with structure (higher low, engulfing candle, etc.), sellers will likely take over, and price may test deeper support levels.
🎯 What to Watch Next:
✅ Bullish Case:
If BTC forms a strong reversal pattern (e.g., double bottom, bullish engulfing, or inverse head & shoulders), we can expect a short-term recovery back to:
Target 1: $118,500
Target 2: $120,000–$120,500
❌ Bearish Case:
Failure to hold this zone and no clear bullish pattern = likely continuation to the downside, potentially targeting:
$116,000
Even $114,500 in extended moves
🧠 Trading Insights (Educational):
Volume + Structure = Edge
Don’t rely solely on candlestick signals—combine them with structural breaks and volume to get confluence.
Supply Zones Aren’t Just Rectangles
The 3x Supply Zone was powerful because it had historical context, volume convergence, and psychological resistance. These layered factors make zones more reliable.
BOS Isn’t a Trendline Break
BOS means real structural shift. In this case, lower highs and lower lows confirmed the change.
💡 Final Thoughts:
BTC is at a make-or-break level. The recent rejection at the 3x supply zone has shifted the momentum, and buyers must prove their strength now—or risk watching the price unravel further.
Stay patient, wait for structure, and never fight momentum.