Mon-T Weekly Review — w/e 26 Jun 2026
Silver drops another 9% like clockwork, crude breaks below $70, and the Nasdaq crashes 4.4% while the desk stares at its shoes.
Silver drops another 9% like clockwork, crude breaks below $70, and the Nasdaq crashes 4.4% while the desk stares at its shoes.
Crude Oil key levels breakdown: support zones, resistance zones, confluence and price structure.
Gold institutional positioning: COT data, sentiment analysis and smart money flow assessment.
This week's S&P 500 outlook: key drivers, volatility context, risk-opportunity assessment and the week ahead.
Copper key levels breakdown: support zones, resistance zones, confluence and price structure.
S&P 500 key levels breakdown: support zones, resistance zones, confluence and price structure.
GBP/USD institutional positioning: COT data, sentiment analysis and smart money flow assessment.
This week's USD/JPY outlook: key drivers, volatility context, risk-opportunity assessment and the week ahead.
Nasdaq 100 institutional positioning: COT data, sentiment analysis and smart money flow assessment.
This week's GBP/USD outlook: key drivers, volatility context, risk-opportunity assessment and the week ahead.
Copper institutional positioning: COT data, sentiment analysis and smart money flow assessment.
Nasdaq 100 key levels breakdown: support zones, resistance zones, confluence and price structure.
Full Desk
Market consensus shifted from neutral awaiting twin central bank decisions to bearish recognizing RBA June 16 pause with growth slowdown warning removes multi-hike cycle premium while Fed June 17 hawkish dot plot compresses policy divergence advantage
Full Desk
Cautiously neutral to mildly bearish following June 11 WASDE rally failure with market viewing advance from 570 to current 611 as technical bounce within structural range expecting seasonal June-August harvest pressure to cap upside near 620 resistance as global oversupply at 275.0 MMT stocks provid
Weekly Review
Four from five, crude oil obliterates $77, and the Russell 2000 catches its reconstitution tailwind while ten NO CALLs watch Kevin Warsh rewrite the Fed playbook.
Russell 2000 (RTY): Market consensus may be underpricing the magnitude of reconstitution-driven flows in 12-day window while overweighting sentiment bearishness (AAII 47.7% bears) as contrarian opportunity, desk sees tactical bullish setup with calendar catalyst providing high-probability support ve
Core
EUR consolidation in 1.15-1.18 range through June with neutral bias after ECB June 11 delivered expected 25bp hike, year-end consensus targets 1.20-1.22 dependent on Fed easing timeline and eurozone demand recovery materializing
Core
Cautiously positioned ahead of June 17 FOMC with strategists acknowledging June 22 rebalancing flows provide structural support but defensive given expected removal of Fed easing bias and elevated valuations requiring execution
Core
Mixed with institutional year-end targets remaining at $5,000-5,400 maintaining structural bull case but near-term positioning increasingly defensive following 25% correction from January peaks and 9 consecutive weeks of directional analytical failures creating elevated tactical caution ahead of Jun
Core
Tactically bearish on geopolitical premium fade with market pricing 60-92% probability of sub-$85 by month-end per Polymarket; structural oversupply consensus (J.P. Morgan $60 Brent, EIA $88 Q4, IEA 2.5 mb/d surplus 2H26) implies modest remaining downside from current $84.88 as mean reversion 90-95%
Core
Divided between extreme sentiment fear suggesting oversold bounce toward 7,500-7,600 and technical breakdown continuation expecting 7,310-7,200 test, with majority positioning cautiously ahead of June 17 Warsh FOMC debut binary outcome determining resolution
Extended
Market expects USD/JPY consolidation 158-160 range with mild bearish JPY bias on persistent rate differentials; June 16 BoJ meeting seen as next catalyst but 2 days outside grading window with Bloomberg June 4 report of potential 1% hike already digested
Extended
Neutral consolidation expected with defensive positioning as markets price BoE June 18 extended hold at 3.75% through rest of 2026 and into 2027 per multiple sources, with UK CPI decline to 2.8% April fully priced but creating potential for policy surprise in either direction
Extended
Market consensus fractured between structural bulls targeting $75-85 recovery post-FOMC on intact sixth-year deficit fundamentals and bearish technicians projecting $61-64 test if 200-day MA fails, with CoinCodex algorithm predicting +2.28% to $69.55 by June 19 suggesting modest algorithmic bullish