Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The Australian dollar remains choppy and relatively weak, with 0.6420 as critical support and 0.66 as tough resistance, despite softer US dollar sentiment.

The German DAX remains in sideways consolidation amid low August volumes, with 24,500 as key resistance and 23,500 as major support for the next breakout.

EUR/USD trades near 1.1600 as markets await U.S. CPI and the Putin-Trump meeting, with key levels at 1.1580 support and 1.1770 resistance shaping short-term direction.

Gold prices hover near $3,342 with traders watching $3,290 support and $3,400 resistance ahead of U.S. CPI data, as global risks keep bullish potential intact.

The S&P 500 remains elevated near 6,387 ahead of U.S. CPI data, with traders watching 6,392 resistance and 6,383 support amid choppy but persistent gains.

The Nasdaq 100 is holding near record highs ahead of today’s U.S. CPI release, with traders eyeing 23,575 resistance and 23,535 support amid volatile conditions.

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AUD/USD steadies above 0.6510 after the RBA’s rate cut, with bulls targeting 0.6620 ahead of US CPI data while 0.6410 remains key support.

BTC/USD hovers near key resistance at 123,000, with CPI data likely to determine whether Bitcoin breaks higher toward 125,000 or reverses toward 112,000.

GBP/USD stalls at 1.3425 resistance ahead of key CPI and UK jobs data, with a bearish head-and-shoulders pattern pointing toward 1.3300 support.

EUR/USD trades in a tight range near 1.1610 ahead of US CPI, with bulls eyeing 1.1700+ and bears watching 1.1500 as key breakout triggers.

The GBP/USD is consolidating around its 50-day EMA ahead of Tuesday’s CPI, with 1.3250 as key support and 1.3550–1.36 as major resistance.

The USD/MXN is stabilizing near 18.50 ahead of CPI, with rallies toward 18.87 seen as shorting opportunities targeting 17.75.

The DAX remains in consolidation mode, holding above key support levels, with a break over 24,500 potentially opening the door to 25,000.