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.
Natural gas remains under selling pressure as weak seasonal demand weighs on prices, with rallies likely to be faded while traders target $2.65.
USD/MXN remains choppy but bearish overall, with traders looking to fade rallies near the 50-day EMA or 17.50 while 17.00 acts as a strong floor.
Crude oil remains volatile just below $100, with buyers defending the 50-day EMA while traders watch $105 and $110 as the next upside levels.
GBP/USD is hovering between key moving averages, leaving the pair rangebound and noisy with 1.35 as resistance and 1.33 as support.
The USD/MXN is near the 17.28035 mark as of this writing in early trading as Monday has begun amidst light holiday action and a cloud of positive energy hovering over Forex today.
The USD/ZAR has opened with strong lower momentum this morning and is near the 16.34800 ratio with a wide spread amidst light trading as holidays and improved sentiment cause volatility.
The GBP/USD pair wavered as traders reacted to the latest developments in the United States, where President Donald Trump is working on a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. It was trading at 1.3430 on Monday morning, higher than this month’s low of 1.3300.
Bitcoin price continued its downward trend, moving to its lowest level in over a month as ETF outflows continued and odds of a hawkish Federal Reserve jumped amid the stubbornly high inflation.
The AUD/USD pair remained under pressure on Monday as geopolitical tensions rose and as traders reacted to last week’s Australia’s jobs report. It was trading at 0.7128 as focus shifts to the closely-watched inflation report.
Weekly Forex Forecast for 24–29 May 2026 on AUD/USD, major stock indices and Brent Crude, with analysis of falling inflation, elevated bond yields and the impact of the emerging US–Iran deal on risk assets and volatility.
The GBP/USD went into this weekend around the 1.34312 mark which was a solid improvement from the lows of 1.33100 seen this past Monday.
WTI Crude Oil went into this weekend slightly below the $96 level in futures markets, and slightly above that mark via spot transactions, both types of contracts finished Friday near low water values.
Global markets remain unstable as traders react to interest rates, macro uncertainty and shifting risk appetite across currencies, gold, crypto and equities.
USD/CHF is facing short-term pullback pressure, but the broader bias remains bullish as yield differentials and Swiss National Bank policy support the dollar.
USD/JPY remains bullish despite Thursday’s pullback, with 158 acting as key support and 160.50 as the breakout level for a larger upside move.
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