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Daily Price Action29 Apr 2026, 00:04 UTC
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The analysis focuses on gold (XAUUSD) and EURUSD. Gold shows a bearish trend with significant price drops and break of structure, suggesting further downside. The target for gold is identified around 4150, with invalidation above 4650. EURUSD also exhibits a bearish trend on the daily chart, with price failing to make new highs and showing potential for further decline. The analysis highlights specific areas of inefficiency and support levels that are crucial for potential short trades.
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