Fed Cuts Ahead? What History Says About Market Moves

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S&P 500 at Highs, EUR/NZD Pullback & Oil’s Correction

Markets are riding a wave of optimism as the S&P 500 hovers near all-time highs, fueled by hopes of eventual Fed rate cuts. But history reminds us: when cuts do come, the reaction isn’t always bullish. Past cycles show that equities often rally into cuts — and wobble after.

In FX, EUR/NZD is pulling back toward the 2.0000 handle, a psychological level and technical support zone. With the pair still in an uptrend, this dip could offer a bounce opportunity — if buyers step in.

Meanwhile, WTI crude oil (USOIL) is back in correction mode, slipping from recent highs near $94.00. The move reflects softer demand signals and profit-taking, with support eyed near $88.00.

The theme? Big-picture optimism meets tactical caution. Whether it’s equities, FX, or commodities — timing matters more than trend.

⚡The S&P 500 Is at All-Time Highs — But What Happens Next Time We Get Fed Cuts?

• Historically, equities rally into rate cuts — but often stall or reverse after.

• The S&P 500’s current strength may reflect anticipation, not reaction.

• Traders should watch for shifts in earnings, inflation, and Fed tone.

🔥EUR/NZD Potential Pullback to 2.0000

• EUR/NZD is dipping toward 2.0000, a key psychological and technical level.

• A bounce could target 2.0150 or 2.0200; deeper support sits near 1.9900.

📊WTI Crude Oil (USOIL) Back in Correction Mode

• USOIL is retreating from highs near $94.00, with support near $88.00.

• A bounce could retest $91.00; a break lower may open $85.00.

  Explore the Oil Setup

This issue blends macro anticipation with tactical setups. As the S&P 500 tests highs and EUR/NZD and oil pull back, traders are reminded that momentum needs fuel — and that reversals often start with subtle shifts.

Happy Trading!

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