June 24, 2026
Key levels: Support at 100.50-100.00; resistance at 101.50-102.00.
Outlook: Bullish above 100.00. PCE data on Thursday will be the next catalyst.
Key levels: Support at $4,067-$4,024; resistance at $4,182-$4,200.
Outlook: Bearish below $4,200. A break below $4,024 could open $4,000.
Key levels: Support at $72.00-$71.50-$70.00; resistance at $75.50-$77.00.
Outlook: Bearish but approaching strong support. A rebound toward $75-$77 is possible.
Key levels: Support at 8,760-8,765; resistance at 8,800-8,815.
Outlook: Range‑bound. A break below 8,755 could open 8,720.
Key levels: Support at 23,250-23,000; resistance at 23,600-23,700.
Outlook: Bearish. A break below 23,000 could extend losses toward 22,600.
Four narratives driving markets:
US Dollar – Bullish Momentum Continues
The US Dollar Index (DXY) traded near 101.30-101.45, its highest level since May 2025, as markets priced in a more hawkish Fed outlook. Deutsche Bank and Bank of America Global Research have both revised their forecasts to include a rate hike in September.Key levels: Support at 100.50-100.00; resistance at 101.50-102.00.
Outlook: Bullish above 100.00. PCE data on Thursday will be the next catalyst.
Gold – Under Pressure, Testing $4,100
Gold fell to $4,105 per ounce, pressured by a strong dollar and rising rate expectations. The metal has lost the $4,200 level and is now testing the $4,100 support zone.Key levels: Support at $4,067-$4,024; resistance at $4,182-$4,200.
Outlook: Bearish below $4,200. A break below $4,024 could open $4,000.
Oil – Extending Losses on Supply Hopes
WTI crude fell below $73 per barrel, reaching a three‑month low, after the US granted Iran a 60‑day licence to sell oil into international markets. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has increased, and Iran has shipped more than 30 million barrels over the past week.Key levels: Support at $72.00-$71.50-$70.00; resistance at $75.50-$77.00.
Outlook: Bearish but approaching strong support. A rebound toward $75-$77 is possible.
ASX200 – Four-Day Losing Streak
The ASX200 fell 0.3% to 8,787, its fourth consecutive decline. Materials (+1.6%) and technology (+1.1%) led gains, but REITs (-1.5%) and consumer staples (-1.3%) weighed. The index is now testing the 200-day moving average near 8,775.Key levels: Support at 8,760-8,765; resistance at 8,800-8,815.
Outlook: Range‑bound. A break below 8,755 could open 8,720.
Hang Seng – Breaks 11‑Month Low
The Hang Seng Index fell 1.82% to 23,336, breaking below the previous low of 23,444 and confirming a descending channel. Technology heavyweights led the decline: Tencent -1.7%, Xiaomi -2.7%, JD.com -4.6%.Key levels: Support at 23,250-23,000; resistance at 23,600-23,700.
Outlook: Bearish. A break below 23,000 could extend losses toward 22,600.
Currency Pairs – Key Levels
- AUD/USD: 0.6908 – testing 0.6900 support. Break could open 0.6855.
- GBP/USD: 1.3190 – UK PM Starmer resigns. Support at 1.3150-1.3100.
- USD/JPY: 161.70 – intervention risk. Resistance at 162.00.
- EUR/USD: 1.1370 – weak. Support at 1.1350-1.1300.
Four narratives driving markets:
- Hawkish Fed – supporting the dollar, pressuring gold.
- US‑Iran oil licence – easing supply concerns, weighing on oil.
- UK political uncertainty – weighing on sterling.
- Asian tech sell‑off – dragging Hang Seng to 11‑month lows.
- Gold: Bearish below $4,200. Support at $4,000.
- Oil: Bearish but oversold. Rebound possible toward $75-$77.
- Dollar: Bullish above 100.00. PCE is key.
- Hang Seng: Bearish. Avoid catching a falling knife.