Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

USD/CHF remains bullish as rising US yields and the interest rate differential support the dollar, with pullbacks near 0.7950 likely to attract buyers.

AUD/USD remains under pressure after hotter-than-expected US jobs data lifted yields, with rallies near 0.71 likely to attract sellers unless buyers reclaim 0.72.

AUD/JPY is correcting after breaking below the 50-day EMA, but the broader carry trade still favors buying value on signs of a bounce.

USD/HUF rallied on higher US yields, but the broader outlook remains bearish as traders look for exhaustion signals near key resistance levels.

With losses exceeding 3%, gold prices faced heavy selling pressure during last Friday's trading session. This pulled the price of the yellow metal down

The Eurozone economy continues to suffer under the weight of high energy costs and weakening demand. With crucial European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy

The EUR/USD currency pair broke down strongly last Friday and is continuing to move lower as the new week gets underway.

Silver is under heavy pressure after hot US jobs data lifted Treasury yields, leaving the 200-day EMA as the key level to watch before a possible drop toward $60.

Gold fell sharply as hot US jobs data lifted Treasury yields, leaving traders focused on Monday’s price action and whether $4,200 support comes into view.

The USD/MXN is near the 17.46100 mark with fast results and a wide spread early this Monday as the Middle East conflict has escalated in the past handful

EUR/USD broke lower after a hotter-than-expected US jobs report lifted Treasury yields, putting the 1.1450–1.14 support zone in focus.

Copper came under heavy pressure as rising US yields triggered profit-taking, though long-term demand from AI, electrification, and supply shortages remains supportive.

As of this writing the USD/ZAR is around the 16.58100 mark with fast swift trading being seen as Fridays jump higher has run into additional worries early

The GBP/USD pair retreated to 1.3340 on Monday morning, continuing the sell-off that started last week after the stellar US inflation numbers.

The BTC/USD pair held steady above 60,000 as traders waited for the latest update from Michael Saylor’s Strategy and the upcoming US consumer inflation report.