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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USD/ZAR remains near monthly lows as political uncertainty and economic concerns weigh on the Rand, with traders monitoring key support at 18.34.
USD/JPY declined on Friday amid BOJ tightening speculation and Fed uncertainty, with traders watching the 148.00 level for further downside potential.
Silver pulled back on Friday but held key support at $32.35, with traders monitoring gold’s movement and global trade uncertainty for direction.
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GBP/USD pulled back from the 200-day EMA as traders assess key resistance at 1.2750 and support at 1.25 amid mixed economic data.
Gold remains steady near recent highs, with traders watching for a move toward $3,000 while short-term pullbacks find support at $2,900 and $2,800.
USD/CAD rallied on Friday, holding near 1.42 as traders assess interest rate differentials and potential upside toward 1.43 and 1.45.
USD/MXN trades near the upper end of its range at 20.42, with traders watching resistance at 20.43–20.45 as risk sentiment influences short-term moves.
The British Pound has been a relatively strong currency on higher UK consumer demand and inflation data, while the US Dollar has continued to mostly sink. This has produced a medium-term bullish trend.
AUD/USD retraced after hitting resistance but remains in an uptrend, with bulls eyeing 0.6515 as US trade negotiations and economic data unfold.
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EUR/USD remains range-bound near 1.0500, with traders awaiting inflation data and US trade policy developments to determine the next move.
BTC/USD hovers near $95,600, with a double-top and triangle pattern suggesting a potential bearish breakdown toward 89,200 in the coming days.
Markets are seeing a continuation of these same themes: worry over tariffs and persistent inflation, broken by periods of risk-on bullishness which has pushed US stock markets and a few commodities to new highs, punctuated by deep pullbacks.
The GBP/USD went into this weekend near the 1.26307 ratio and has managed to hold onto the higher elements of its one month technical price range, this as risk events are certainly ahead.
The price for Coffee Arabica delivered more wagering adventures last week, early volatility turned into a retest of highs, followed by strong selling which saw the 400.00 level become vulnerable.
After a week which saw WTI Crude Oil see a push upwards starting on Monday and extending to highs on Thursday, the commodity then reversed lower and pushed beneath 70.000 USD for the first time since late December.