DBG Markets: Market Report for Mar 27, 2026
Ceasefire Denial Reignites Middle East Tension; Oil Surges as Yields Crush EquitiesThe global financial markets are experiencing a violent fundamental whipsaw today. The fleeting optimism surrounding
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Ceasefire Denial Reignites Middle East Tension; Oil Surges as Yields Crush EquitiesThe global financial markets are experiencing a violent fundamental whipsaw today. The fleeting optimism surrounding

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MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: bullish bias above 159.40.Pivot:159.40Our preference:Long positions above 159.40 with targets at 159.85 160.00 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.40 lo

BUY GOLD 4365 and below TP 4460SELLGOLD 4472 and above TP 4375BUY EURUSD 1.1510 target 1.1580SELL EURUSD 1.1577 target 1.1515BUY GBPUSD 1.3321 target 1.3379SELL GBPUSD 1.3380 target 1.3322BUY USDJPY 1

MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: bullish bias above 159.40.Pivot:159.40Our preference:Long positions above 159.40 with targets at 159.85 160.00 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.40 lo

MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY Intraday: bullish bias above 159.40.Pivot:159.40Our preference:Long positions above 159.40 with targets at 159.85 160.00 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.40 lo

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On Wednesday, news headlines surrounding the Middle East conflict continued to disrupt the market, with the US continuing to release signals of negotiations but also intensifying its military buildup.