Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Weekly market outlook highlighting price action and key levels in gold, silver, oil, forex pairs, NASDAQ 100, and USD/MXN.

The US dollar continues to climb against the yen, with carry trade momentum and resilient US data pushing USD/JPY closer to the key 158 resistance level.

The British pound remains resilient against the yen, supported by interest rate divergence and carry trade momentum, with 215 as a long-term upside target.

Bitcoin continues to build a potential bottoming pattern, with buyers defending key support and eyeing a breakout above $96,000 to confirm trend reversal.

The Australian dollar remains near multi-month highs despite Thursday’s dip, supported by China’s recovery and expected RBA tightening as markets eye NFP.

Gold prices bounced off key $4400 support on Thursday, with buyers stepping in ahead of the NFP report, reinforcing the bullish longer-term trend.

The S&P 500 remains resilient above support at 6800, with a potential breakout toward 7,000 hinging on Friday’s key NFP report.

The British pound consolidates against the US dollar as traders await the NFP report, with key support at 1.3367 and resistance at 1.36 shaping near-term direction.

EUR/USD trades lower in a tight range as markets await US NFP data, with price action driven more by Fed expectations than eurozone fundamentals.

Silver remains rangebound between $70 and $82 as traders await Friday’s NFP data, with long-term bullish momentum fueled by industrial and AI-driven demand.

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Gold’s broader bullish trend remains intact, but XAU/USD is retreating from record highs as profit‑taking and a firmer dollar temper gains ahead of critical U.S. employment data.

The volatility of 2025 has carried into 2026 in the cryptocurrency market, highlighting the dynamic nature of the asset class as it continues to adjust of institutional investor entry.

USD/MYR remains firmly in a lower trading range, with the Ringgit outperforming peers and holding steady below 4.0800 as traders eye next week's reaction.

NZD/USD extends its bearish trend, breaking below 0.5750 as traders brace for U.S. jobs data and assess whether the Kiwi is oversold at current levels.