Technical Analysis Report – June 29, 2026

Technical Analysis Report – June 29, 2026

Market Overview

The latest technical picture suggests that the broader U.S. dollar uptrend remains intact, although several currencies are experiencing short-term rebounds.

USD/JPY has climbed into the upper 161.00 area and continues to maintain a strong bullish trend on the daily chart.

Meanwhile, both EUR/USD and GBP/USD have generated buy signals on the 15-minute and hourly charts, indicating a short-term recovery.

However, bearish signals continue to dominate across:

  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Bitcoin
  • Crude Oil
  • U.S. Equities

Overall, the market continues to favor a risk-off environment with underlying U.S. dollar strength.


Currency Market

U.S. Dollar (USD)

The U.S. dollar remains the strongest major currency.

In particular:

  • USD/JPY
  • USD/CHF

continue to post Strong Buy signals on the daily charts.

The broader dollar trend remains firmly intact.


USD/JPY

161.84

Technical Signals

  • 5-Minute: Strong Sell
  • 15-Minute: Neutral
  • Hourly: Strong Buy
  • Daily: Strong Buy

Short-term profit-taking has emerged.

However, the medium- and long-term outlook continues to favor buying on pullbacks.


USD/CHF

Short-term charts favor selling.

Daily chart: Strong Buy

The longer-term bullish dollar trend remains unchanged.


Euro

EUR/USD

  • Short-term: Strong Buy
  • Hourly: Strong Buy
  • Daily: Strong Sell

The pair is recovering from oversold conditions.

For now, the broader trend still favors selling into rallies.

EUR/JPY

  • Hourly: Strong Buy
  • Daily: Neutral

The strength in USD/JPY is helping support the yen crosses.


British Pound

GBP/USD

Strong Buy signals extend through the hourly timeframe.

However, the daily chart remains firmly bearish.

Like the euro, sterling is experiencing a short-term recovery.

GBP/JPY

Buy signals are present across all timeframes.

Among the yen crosses, GBP/JPY currently displays one of the strongest technical structures.


Australian Dollar & New Zealand Dollar

AUD/USD

Strong Buy through the hourly timeframe.

Daily chart: Strong Sell.

NZD/USD

Hourly chart: Strong Buy.

Daily chart: Strong Sell.

Commodity currencies continue to rebound in the short term, although the broader downtrend remains intact.


Yen Crosses

Relatively Strong

  • GBP/JPY
  • EUR/JPY

Relatively Weak

  • CAD/JPY

With USD/JPY trading near recent highs, the broader yen-cross complex remains relatively well supported.


Gold

Gold (XAU/USD)

$4,043

Strong Sell across all timeframes

The recent rebound has faded, and gold has resumed its broader downtrend.


Silver

Silver is also posting:

Strong Sell across all timeframes

It continues to underperform even gold.


Bitcoin

Bitcoin (BTC/USD)

$59,993

  • Short-term: Sell
  • Hourly: Neutral
  • Daily: Strong Sell

Bitcoin remains one of the weakest major markets.


Crude Oil

WTI Crude Oil

$69.98

Both the hourly and daily charts remain bearish.

The broader downtrend continues.


Natural Gas

Natural Gas

3.281

Natural gas remains the only major commodity maintaining buy signals through the daily timeframe.

It continues to be the strongest-performing commodity market.


Equity Markets

U.S. Equities

Dow Jones

  • Short-term: Sell
  • Daily: Buy

S&P 500

  • Bearish on both the hourly and daily charts

NASDAQ 100

  • Bearish from the short-term through the hourly timeframe

The recent correction in U.S. equities continues.


European Equities

  • DAX
  • FTSE 100
  • CAC 40

All three indices remain under short-term selling pressure.


Nikkei 225

69,522

  • Short-term: Buy
  • Daily: Buy

Among the world’s major equity indices, the Nikkei remains one of the most resilient.


Strength Ranking

S-Tier

  1. USD/JPY
  2. USD/CHF
  3. Natural Gas

A-Tier

  • GBP/JPY
  • EUR/JPY
  • EUR/USD (Short-term)
  • GBP/USD (Short-term)

Weakness Ranking

  1. Gold
  2. Silver
  3. Bitcoin
  4. Crude Oil
  5. NASDAQ 100
  6. S&P 500
  7. DAX

Current Market Theme

Strong Assets

  • U.S. Dollar
  • Yen Crosses (Short-term)
  • Natural Gas
  • Euro (Short-term rebound)
  • British Pound (Short-term rebound)

Weak Assets

  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Bitcoin
  • Crude Oil
  • U.S. Equities
  • European Equities

Trading Strategy

Short-Term Opportunities

  • Buy EUR/USD on pullbacks (short-term only)
  • Buy GBP/USD on pullbacks (short-term only)
  • Buy GBP/JPY on pullbacks

Medium- to Long-Term Trend Trades

  • Continue buying USD/JPY on pullbacks
  • Continue buying USD/CHF on pullbacks
  • Sell Gold into rallies
  • Sell Silver into rallies
  • Sell Crude Oil into rallies
  • Sell Bitcoin into rallies

Conclusion

The latest technical picture suggests that the medium-term U.S. dollar uptrend remains firmly intact, while several major currencies—including the euro and the British pound—are experiencing short-term corrective rebounds.

At the same time, bearish signals continue to dominate across gold, silver, Bitcoin, crude oil, and the major equity indices, indicating that overall risk sentiment remains cautious.

For now, the technical outlook favors a two-speed strategy:

  • Medium-term: Stay aligned with the broader U.S. dollar strength and risk-off trend.
  • Short-term: Take advantage of tactical rebounds in selected currencies while recognizing that these moves are still counter-trend.

The key question going forward is whether these short-term recoveries can develop into broader trend reversals—or whether the dominant dollar uptrend will soon reassert itself.

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