Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Meta stock eased after initial gains Monday, with $800 acting as resistance and Nasdaq 100 weakness likely to weigh on its near-term outlook.

WTI crude oil is attempting a rebound but remains capped under $66, with strong supply pressures keeping the market in a potential “sell the rips” environment.

USD/CAD is finding dip buyers as weak Canadian jobs data drives risk-off flows, with a breakout above the 200-day EMA likely targeting 1.40.

GBP/USD gained on Monday but remains trapped in a sideways 200-pip range as traders eye the 1.36 resistance and Fed policy signals.

USD/JPY slipped on Monday but remains range-bound between 146.50 support and 148.50 resistance as traders await Fed and BoJ signals.

AUD/USD rallied toward 0.66 on Monday but faces strong resistance, with risks of a pullback if price slips below 0.6550.

USD/CHF remains under bearish pressure, with 0.79 support in focus as rallies face resistance at the 50-day EMA and 0.81 level.

Bitcoin is holding its value and threatening to move higher, but so far is just continuing to maintain its consolidation above $111,332.

AUD/USD rose to 0.6600, with bulls eyeing a breakout above 0.6623 that could open the path to 0.6700 ahead of key US inflation data.

GBP/USD extended gains to 1.3550 as weak US jobs data boosted Fed cut odds, with traders eyeing 1.3700 resistance ahead of key US inflation releases.

EUR/USD climbed to 1.1760 as Fed rate cut hopes grow, with traders eyeing a test of 1.1830–1.1900 ahead of US CPI data and the ECB’s policy decision.

Solana’s price is up 5% over the last 24 hours to trade at $213 at the time of writing on Monday. This recovery has fueled hopes of a continued SOL price rally into new all-time highs above $600, fueled by macroeconomic shifts and technical strength.

EUR/USD surged to a five-week high near 1.1750 as weak US jobs data fueled Fed cut bets, with ECB stability supporting a bullish bias toward 1.1830.

Gold soared to a record $3,600 as weak US jobs data boosted Fed rate cut expectations, leaving XAU/USD bullish but vulnerable to short-term profit-taking.