Release Time: 10:00 AM, April 2, 2025
Issuer: Mr. Tony
MARKET OVERVIEW
1. Stock Market:
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Vietnam Market: Today, a short-term price increase is expected, but it is advisable to avoid buying stocks as the main trend remains downward. Investors should wait for stronger bullish signals before entering the market.
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U.S. Market: Major indices (DJI, NDX, SPX) traded within a narrow range yesterday, awaiting the key tariff announcement tonight. If the news is favorable, it could drive stock prices higher.
2. Forex:
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EUR/USD: The main trend is downward, but in the short term, the pair is forming a price consolidation zone. This area is crucial for determining either a trend continuation or reversal. It is recommended to avoid trading this pair today.
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USD/JPY: A weak short-term uptrend is in place, with prices nearing the 150.00 resistance level. Trading this pair is not recommended today.
3. Gold:
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XAU/USD has shown signs of a short-term price correction. The 3,140 USD level is considered a short-term peak. Trading at this time carries risks for both long and short positions. Tonight’s Trump tariff news is expected to cause significant volatility in gold prices, with a clearer trend likely to emerge tomorrow.
4. Oil:
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XTI/USD is expected to undergo a short-term price correction today. Short positions can be considered, with a daily resistance level at 71.3 USD.
5. Crypto:
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BTC/USD has a short-term bullish trend. Long positions can be considered, with a daily support level at 84,000 USD.
TRADING PLAN
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XTI/USD
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Trend: Short-term downtrend
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Recommendation: Sell at 71.02, Stop Loss: 71.37, Take Profit: 70.32
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KEY EVENTS TODAY
1:45 PM
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EUR - French Government Budget Balance: -30.2B | Forecast: -17.3B
2:00 PM
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EUR - Spanish Unemployment Change: -2.5K | Forecast: -6.0K
Tentative
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EUR - German 10-Year Bond Auction: 2.92% | Previous: 2.1%
7:15 PM
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USD - ADP Non-Farm Employment Change: 118K | Forecast: 77K
9:00 PM
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USD - Factory Orders (MoM): 0.5% | Previous: 1.7%
9:30 PM
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USD - Crude Oil Inventories
DISCLAIMER
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The above analysis reflects the personal views of analyst Tony from Lotus and should not be considered a basis for actual market participation.
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Lotus only provides technical trading analysis and trading education for students.
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Lotus does not represent any securities firm or asset management company.
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Lotus does not manage students' funds.