Is the EUR/USD Heading Down? Is Gold Trying to Jump?

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The EUR/USD is currently touching 1.0990, a local resistance level. The asset is also approaching a zone where the broken uptrend formed between 1.0636 and 1.0768 and the weekly downtrend (or the green line) between the points 1.2556 and 1.1239. The currency pair could slightly correct itself and head down with a bullish sentiment in mind:
Based on the reports by COT CFTC, the situation remains pretty much the same. Large operators keep favoring the net long position although last time they were expanding sales and shortening purchases. The correction could potentially happen inside the general trend:
In the daily chart, the price of gold is forming a triangle, which can either continue or reverse the current trend. With the ascending nature of the asset in mind, this triangle is rather bullish, possibly indicating the asset’s likelihood of breaking the upper side of triangle and heading up. The asset might also break this triangle down so we’ll have to wait and see what will happen next:
The British pound has pulled from the resistance zone between the levels 1.2582 and 1.2647, forming a bearish engulfing pattern at the same time. So far, the currency pair appears to be likely to drop and gain support at the 1.2247 level:
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