Gold prices have weakened in recent days amid surging Treasury yields and a higher US Dollar. With retail traders becoming even more bullish, the outlook for XAU/USD is not looking good.

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Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger FTSE 100-bearish contrarian trading bias.

The Euro might remain in a bearish posture against the US Dollar and British Pound. As EUR/USD eyes the worst week since May, EUR/GBP might turn lower after rejecting resistance.

Crude oil prices soared on Wednesday, mostly sealing the fate of a 4th consecutive monthly gain as September concludes soon. Still-bearish retail exposure further underscores a bullish posture.

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Crude oil prices have continued to consolidate in recent days, but retail exposure is continuing to grow in favor of the downside. Is this a sign that WTI may continue higher next?

The British Pound appears to be all set for the worst month since August 2022 and retail traders continue to relentlessly build upside exposure. Will this spell further losses for GBP/USD?

Gold and silver prices fell on Monday, setting a sour tone for the start of the week. This is bringing the precious metals closer to key rising trendlines. How is the near-term technical landscape shaping up?

The Euro fell on Monday, setting EUR/USD on course for an 11th consecutive weekly loss. Meanwhile, retail traders continue to increase upside exposure, which is a bearish contrarian signal.