GBP/USD is trading at 1.3141, 0.21% up since previous day close. The pair rises to about 1.3150. However, the additional gain now looks illusive as traders wait for the eagerly awaited US NFP report to provide new clues regarding the Fed’s interest rate stance.  Although the pair may struggle to stage a significant retreat, the short-term technical picture indicates that conditions are oversold. Positive trade is occurring between the pairs. 1.3088 is the closest support on the downside, and 1.3088 is the closest resistance.

US100 is trading at 19821, 0.24% up since previous day close. Over the past few weeks, Barclays strategists have grown more optimistic about the possibility of a U.S. soft landing, mostly because of China’s unanticipated stimulus measures and the Federal Reserve’s recent 50 basis point rate decrease. Today’s NFP report is anticipated to be very important. the daily chart shows that the pairs traded above the 50-day moving average, indicating that the uptrend is likely to continue. 19923 is the closest resistance.

XAU/USD is trading at 2664, 0.32% up since previous day close. For the third day in a row, the gold price is continuing its consolidation period below the crucial 2,670 static barrier. The highly consequential US is anticipated by gold traders (NFP).  Fears grew as US President Biden on Thursday avoided outright denouncing Israel’s possible attack on Iran, and markets are now intently following events in the Middle East. Gold is expected to trade positively and is now in a good state. the closest resistance is 2676