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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GBP/USD: Why Is the Market Still Refusing to Choose a Side?
USD/JPY pulls back after weak US jobs data as traders weigh 200-day EMA support, intervention risks, rate differentials, and carry trade demand.
EUR/CHF remains in an uptrend as the Golden Cross, rate differentials, swap income, and long-term support keep buyers focused despite volatility.
AUD/JPY rebounds after early weakness as traders weigh yen intervention risks, carry trade demand, key technical levels, and longer-term upside potential.
AUD/CAD remains range-bound as strong Canadian jobs data shifts momentum, while oil prices, technical signals, and commodity currencies drive the outlook.
NZD/USD holds a bullish setup after weak US jobs data, with traders watching risk appetite, Middle East risks, and potential upside toward 0.60.
AUD/USD strengthens ahead of the RBA decision and US CPI report as weak US jobs data, rate expectations, and bullish technical momentum support the Aussie.
BTC/USD remains moderately bullish as Bitcoin ETF inflows grow, exchange supply declines, and improving Fed expectations support gradual upside momentum.
EUR/USD gains after weak US jobs data as traders await CPI, with Dollar weakness, bullish technical patterns, and Fed expectations driving the outlook.
The crypto market ended the week with broader participation, but Cardano, Canton, Stellar and Hyperliquid showed sharply different conditions beneath the aggregate market.
EUR/USD remains caught between the 200-day EMA and key support near 1.14 as weaker US employment data reshapes rate expectations and weekend risks.
Weak US employment data and Middle East uncertainty are creating diverging signals across USD/MXN, gold, US stocks, oil, USD/JPY, the DAX and EUR/USD.
EUR/CHF price analysis watches the 0.9350 breakout, golden cross momentum, rate differentials, 0.9400 resistance, and Euro dip-buying.
Gold's rally doesn't feel dramatic right now, and that might be exactly the point. Markets that climb quietly often build more conviction than the ones that spike loudly, and this is starting to look like one of those cases, with the momentum feeding itself.
Will a hot U.S. jobs report trigger an AUD/USD breakdown? Watch these key support levels as the Aussie dollar tests a crucial rising wedge pattern ahead of key employment data.
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