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.
Silver failed to break above $51.50 and is now testing the $50 area amid heavy volatility. A weakening technical picture, a strong US dollar, and fading short-squeeze momentum raise downside risks, though key levels still control near-term direction.
The euro slipped against the US dollar but found support near 1.15. Short-term rallies face resistance from the 50-day EMA and a downtrend line, while broader pressure favors the dollar. A deeper breakdown targets 1.14 and potentially 1.11.
Apple slid after an early surge toward $276 reversed alongside broad market weakness. Solid jobs data dampened rate-cut hopes, pressuring tech. Key levels remain the uptrend line, $260 support, and $280 resistance, with dip-buying still favored.
The US dollar continues to push higher against the Japanese yen, with dips viewed as buying opportunities. Strong interest rate differentials and limited Bank of Japan tightening prospects keep bullish momentum intact despite near-term resistance.
Google surged through the key $300 level on Wednesday as enthusiasm around Gemini 3.0 boosted momentum. Strong underlying support zones and an upcoming ex-dividend date help reinforce a bullish backdrop, with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities.
The euro shows strong momentum against the Swiss franc as it approaches key technical resistance. Despite expected volatility and potential pullbacks, the pair remains supported by Swiss National Bank signals and export-sensitive dynamics, keeping upside targets in play.
Bitcoin continues to face heavy selling pressure as liquidation and weak sentiment drive price action lower. A break beneath recent technical support could accelerate losses, with institutional discomfort and year-to-date negativity adding to bearish momentum.
The Australian dollar slid sharply on Wednesday, remaining trapped in its broader range. Key support at 0.64 continues to define the market, with global trade uncertainty and U.S. dollar strength keeping AUD sentiment subdued and choppy.
NZD/USD extended its decline as broad US dollar strength pressured commodity-linked currencies. With fresh cycle lows in place and key resistance overhead, rallies appear vulnerable, and a move toward 0.55 or lower remains a clear risk.
The Nasdaq 100 showed hesitation near the 50-day EMA as delayed U.S. jobs data reduced expectations for a quick rate cut. Despite volatility, the index remains in an uptrend, with key levels and Nvidia earnings likely to guide the next move.
Gold rallied briefly before fading, showing ongoing hesitation and potential short-term consolidation. Volume divergence and a weak candlestick shape raise concern, while $4,000 remains key support, and a break of $3,900 could trigger a deeper correction.
With losses of -0.48%, the EUR/USD price collapsed during yesterday's trading session (Wednesday), with losses extending to the 1.1517 support level, and it is stabilizing around its losses at the time of writing this analysis, which may pave the way for a bearish weekly close. According to performance across trusted trading company platforms, the US Dollar has recovered strongly against the other major currencies amid fading market expectations for future US interest rate cuts during the final meeting of 2025. The content of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes, released yesterday, showed a clear division among committee members regarding the chances of a cut.
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