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.
The S&P 500 spent most of the month of February struggling a bit and then trying to recover, but every time we recover it seems like there’s some type of headline coming out of the Middle East that has the markets concerned. And quite frankly it’s not just the Middle Eastern head
The US Dollar spent most of the month of March rallying against the Mexican Peso as interest rates in America continue to climb and although they are lower than Mexico's interest rates, the reality is that the interest rate differential has been closing and with this being the ca
XRP is under mounting bearish pressure as macroeconomic risks collide with fading institutional interest and a clear technical breakdown.
The USD/MXN is around the 18.07630 vicinity in early trading this morning as it continues to traverse within a higher realm, and actually climbed to the 18.16000 vicinity when the Forex markets opened.
Early movement higher in the USD/ZAR has been seen with a crawl back above the 17.15000 level as a wide spread remains evident for the currency pair.
Bulls have failed to send Bitcoin breaking out of its medium-term consolidation zone, but short-term bulls are eyeing a breakout above $67,715.
The British pound fell early on Friday, as we are trying to determine whether or not we are going anywhere. Afterall, we have been in a well-defined range for a while, as both central banks are similar in their outlooks.
The Euro continues to see a lot of noisy trading, as we are obviously in the same range we have been in for some time now.
The gold market has rallied slightly on Friday, as traders are trying to determine whether or not interest rate markets will calm down.
The US Dollar is continuing its assault on the Japanese yen, as we are approaching a massive resistance barrier that has stood since 1990.
The US Dollar rose against the Swiss Franc on Friday, as we continue to see people play the interest rate differential. This is a pair that pays you a positive swap as well, leading to even greater gains for some.
The Bitcoin market continues to see a lot of noise with the interest rate situation and the latest headlines coming out of the Middle East conflict.
The US dollar continues to see a lot of buying pressures in most markets, including against the Canadian dollar, based on higher US rates at the moment.
The Euro rallied again during the Friday trading, as we continue to see a lot of interest rate traders getting involved in anything they can against the Franc. Expect buyers on dips from what I see.
The GBP/USD pair has sold off in the past few weeks as traders assess the impact of the ongoing war on the economy. The pair dropped to 1.3260 on Monday, down sharply from the year-to-date high of 1.3870.
