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.
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GBP/USD trades in a tight range near 1.3500 as traders await Jerome Powell’s policy update, with both bullish and bearish scenarios hinging on upcoming Fed signals.
The Euro gained yesterday on Dollar weakness, but the rise seems to have halted for now.
Gold prices are trading within a neutral-to-bullish channel above $3,300, supported by Fed dovishness and trade war risks, with targets set toward $3,400 if momentum persists.
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EUR/USD remains under bearish pressure within a counter-trend channel, with technical indicators suggesting potential for further downside toward 1.1440 as market sentiment dominates.
Ether (ETH) price rallied toward $4,000 at the week-open on Monday, a level not seen since December 2024, fuelled by hopes of increasing crypto regulatory clarity and persistent spot Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows.
The US dollar showed bullish momentum against the Indian rupee on Friday, approaching key resistance near ₹87 while supported by EM risk and global trade concerns.
The euro is under pressure against the Swiss franc, testing the critical 0.93 support zone, where buyers may step in—or risk a drop to 0.92 if it fails.
The DAX index faces strong resistance at €24,500 but remains in a long-term bullish trend, with potential for a breakout toward €25,000 if momentum builds.
The Canadian dollar is gaining strength against the Japanese yen, with technical signals pointing to further upside if the ¥108 level holds and the golden cross confirms.
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The GBP/CHF pair plunged to test the 1.07 support level, with market direction hinging on global risk sentiment and Swiss franc strength near a key inflection zone.
USD/ZAR has drifted lower to 17.69500 amid global market caution and Fed uncertainty, with traders watching for reversals as tariff risks and volatility persist.
USD/MXN remains volatile near 18.72600, with markets reacting to Fed policy uncertainty, tariff risk, and cautious institutional sentiment, keeping price action choppy.
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The US dollar is attempting a breakout against the Canadian dollar, supported by a double bottom at 1.3550 and resistance at 1.38, with a 1.39 target in view.