The following are the most recent pieces of Forex technical analysis from around the world. The Forex technical analysis below covers the various currencies on the market and the most recent trends, technical indicators, as well as resistance and support levels.
A disappointing non-US same-store sales outlook, an ongoing loss of low-income diners, and an earnings miss support a bearish case for McDonalds. Did disappointing earnings suggest a correction?
Nvidia showed resilience above $200 on Wednesday, with strong support and AI optimism suggesting pullbacks remain buying opportunities ahead of earnings.
Gold bounced from $3,920 and is consolidating below $4,000, suggesting short-term stability as markets digest recent volatility and await direction.
EUR/GBP remains bullish above 0.8750, with the recent pullback offering a potential buying opportunity as the Pound weakens on rate cut expectations.
USD/CHF continues to consolidate near 0.81, with a breakout above 0.8150 potentially signaling a bullish trend shift as dollar strength builds.
The British pound is attempting a rebound against the Swiss franc, but resistance at 1.0650 may cap gains as rate-cut expectations weigh on GBP.
An earnings beat, upbeat guidance, and excellent operational metrics form a solid platform for more upside. Should you buy Qualcomm after strong earnings data?
The price begins to recover from a 3-month low as the US Dollar starts to show some weakness.
AUD/USD steadied after US data and court headlines, but a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern signals potential breakdown toward 0.6400.
BTC/USD rebounded to $104K after hitting key support, but with bearish momentum still in play, a retest of $98,950 remains likely unless bulls reclaim $106,800.
GBP/USD formed a bearish double-top and dropped ahead of the BoE decision and UK tax hike signals, with further downside likely if support at 1.2940 breaks.
EUR/USD continued its slide below 1.1500, with bearish momentum intact and technical indicators nearing oversold levels ahead of key Eurozone and US data.
Gold fell below the $4,000 mark amid renewed US dollar strength and rising yields, with traders watching support at $3930 and resistance near $4110.
USD/BRL edged higher near key resistance at 5.40, with traders watching for a breakout toward 5.4685 or a reversal as global market volatility rises.
USD/ZAR surged toward 17.58 before pulling back slightly, with traders eyeing key resistance at 17.4750 as market volatility and Fed uncertainty persist.
