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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The GBP/USD exchange rate was in the spotlight after the Bank of England (BoE) and the Federal Reserve delivered different interest rate decisions.
Risk sentiment has improved since Friday’s PCE Price Index data release, but the bullish recovery here looks very weak and unconvincing.
The Dow Jones rebounded on Friday after a massive selloff, signaling a potential bottoming pattern and continued uptrend despite holiday-induced thin trading liquidity.
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The AUD/USD pair continued its strong downward trend, reaching the psychological point at 0.6200, its lowest level since October 2022.
The EUR/USD pair formed a double-bottom chart pattern at 1.0341 after the encouraging US consumer inflation data.
The USD/ZAR has sustained its higher stance this morning, which was attained last Wednesday when the U.S Federal Reserve announced a more cautious approach regarding their interest rate policy.
A hawkish pivot on rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve sent stock markets tumbling, while commodity currencies were hard hit in the Forex market.
The EUR/USD went into this weekend within sight of 1.04300, which may be considered a good achievement after having a hit a low around the 1.03400 mark on late Wednesday and once again Friday.
Comprehensive weekly insights on Gold, Forex pairs, NASDAQ, WTI Crude, and DAX, focusing on key trends, support levels, and market movements.
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WTI Crude Oil went into the weekend near the 69.500 USD mark, this as a two week stretch of holiday trading is looking speculators in the eyes as they decide if they want to participate.
The DAX gives up early gains, with support at 19,750 in focus, as traders weigh global uncertainty and potential bullish moves toward 20,500.
USD/PHP challenges the 59 level, with rising US bond yields boosting the dollar, as traders eye a potential breakout to 60 or support at 58.
NASDAQ 100 falters as Fed uncertainty and rising interest rates create headwinds, with downside risks targeting 20,000 amid liquidity concerns.
EUR/USD gives up Thursday's gains, with structural EU issues and a strong US dollar driving the pair closer to parity while traders sell short-term rallies.
CAD/JPY rallies sharply, with yen weakness driving the move, as traders watch for value near 108.00 or a breakout above 111.50 for further upside.