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⚡ TREND CATCHER FVG — FAIR VALUE GAP INDICATOR (MT4) ⚡

Clean and professional tool for traders using ICT concepts.
Automatically detects valid Fair Value Gaps (3-candle) and plots Entry, SL, TP1, TP2 directly on your chart.
No repaint, clear labels, and outline-only boxes to keep your chart organized.

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✅ Automatic bullish & bearish FVG detection
✅ CE (50%) Entry + Stop Loss + Take Profits
✅ Outline-only boxes → clean even with multiple FVGs
✅ Default setup: last 3 gaps, right-side labels
✅ Alerts with full setup info (Entry, SL, TP1, TP2)
✅ Works on all symbols and timeframes

📊 Optional Filters: ATR%, Daily Trend, Accum/Distrib vs EMA200, Friday skip.

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Dollar weakens after CPI, Gold extends gains

August CPI rose 0.4% m/m vs 0.3% forecast, while jobless claims jumped to 263K (exp 235K). Sticky inflation but softer labor data leave the Fed in a policy dilemma.

The Dollar Index (DXY) spiked to 98.00 on CPI, then reversed lower as claims signaled labor market weakness. Gold (XAUUSD) held above 3620 and extended toward 3640, supported by bullish momentum.

Key level: bias remains bullish above 3625, with potential to test 3645–50.

📊 Shared via Global Markets Pulse | Also featured on FXStreet

👉 Read full analysis https://www.fxstreet.com/analysis/dollar-weakens-after-cpi-and-claims-miss-gold-extends-gains-202509120948?utm_source=chatgpt.com

🗓️ Weekly Ahead (Sept 8–14, 2025)

🔹 Macro Events
ECB meeting (Thu, Sept 11): focus on guidance after soft EU PMIs.
US CPI (Fri, Sept 12): key inflation test after weak August NFP; consensus +0.2% m/m.
China Trade Balance (Mon): early gauge of global demand.
UK GDP (Wed): expected flat, testing sterling resilience.

🔹 Markets to Watch
USD: sentiment fragile after NFP miss; CPI will steer Fed cut expectations.
Equities: Dow rejected 45,711 pivot, next week hinges on Fed path and CPI.
Commodities: Gold and silver holding highs; watch for follow-through post-NFP.
Bonds: yields biased lower into data, curve steepening in play.

🔹 Trading Themes
Dollar under pressure — weak jobs, dovish Fed tilt.
Risk assets supported, but growth fears may cap rallies.
Metals momentum — gold/silver as barometer of policy easing.

📊 Weekly Wrap — Global Markets Pulse (Week of Sept 1–5, 2025)

Markets closed the week digesting a major shock from the US labor market. August NFP came in at +22k vs 75k expected, with the jobless rate up to 4.3% and prior months revised down by –258k. This confirmed a clear loss of hiring momentum.

The report reshaped policy expectations: markets now fully price a September Fed rate cut, with debate over –25bp or –50bp. Treasury yields fell, the USD weakened, and equities found temporary relief as investors leaned on the “Fed put.”

Commodities extended gains, with gold hitting fresh record highs above $3,580/oz before consolidating. Silver followed with strong inflows, highlighting the renewed demand for hedges against policy easing.

In Europe, PMI softness and cautious ECB commentary kept EUR volatility elevated ahead of next week’s meeting. In Asia, weaker Chinese trade data continued to weigh on regional sentiment.

Overall, the week confirmed a decisive shift: growth signals are cooling, central banks are leaning dovish, and markets are trading the path of policy easing more aggressively.