Market Context
The US dollar is surging following a blowout payrolls report, pushing EURUSD to two-month lows. With tech stocks facing sector rotation and geopolitical friction mounting, we break down the technicals behind the 1.15 level and evaluate the risk-reward for short-term setups.
Newsletter – June 08, 2026
Market Overview
The broader markets are grinding through a clear wave of risk-off sentiment, driven by a sharp sell-off in the technology sector and escalating geopolitical friction. Semiconductor heavyweights are taking a severe beating, led by Nvidia's 6.20% drop
[1], which has rippled across hardware and megacap tech names alike
[2]. Meanwhile, a massive block of macroeconomic data is shaking up the currency space. The blowout US Non-Farm Payrolls print of 172K
[3]—which comfortably beat the 102K forecast—has drastically shifted the interest rate outlook, fueling a dollar rally that has pushed the EURUSD down near two-month lows around the 1.15 mark
[4]. Corporate-specific…
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Key Levels & Market Scenarios
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