🔹 Market Analysis:
1️⃣ Technical Outlook:
- This week, the market is expected to fluctuate between 3150 and 3280.
- Price action remains in a range-bound consolidation, with no clear directional breakout yet.
2️⃣ International Factors: Bullish
- Former U.S. President Trump stated that the “reciprocal tariff plan will remain flexible”, which is supportive of commodities.
- The Federal Reserve reported a $776 billion loss, which could weaken the U.S. dollar and provide upward momentum for commodities, especially gold.
3️⃣ Domestic Factors: Mildly Bullish
- Policy signals remain supportive, with increasing speculation of a Reserve Requirement Ratio (RRR) cut this week, boosting market sentiment.
4️⃣ Fundamentals:
- No major supply-demand imbalances at the moment.
- Cold-rolled, hard-rolled, and galvanized steel demand remains strong, with inventory depleting at an accelerated pace.
5️⃣ Valuation & Cost Analysis:
- Coke and iron ore prices are declining, contributing to lower production costs.
- EAF (Electric Arc Furnace) costs have dropped to around 3130, setting a floor for steel prices.
- Overall, steel price valuation remains neutral, supported by EAF production costs.
🔹 Market Outlook:
- Current Phase: Range-bound trading within 3150-3280.
- Resistance Levels: 3280, Support Levels: 3150.
- Short-Term Trend: Awaiting further policy confirmation, with mild bullish sentiment in the short term.
🔹 Trading Strategy:
✅ Main Strategy: Range-bound trading – Buy near support (3150), sell near resistance (3280).
✅ Short-term traders: Look for momentum shifts based on policy updates and global commodity trends.
⚠️ Caution: If 3150 breaks, expect further downside momentum. If 3280 breaks, the rebound could extend.
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