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.
Gold remains in a firmly bullish trend despite a recent pullback, with traders eyeing $4140 as a buying opportunity amid strong central bank demand, dollar softness, and supportive technicals.
EUR/USD trades neutrally near 1.1600 as stronger-than-expected inflation data offers modest support, but bulls need a stronger catalyst—like ECB commentary or U.S. labor data—to break decisively toward 1.1800.
USD/MXN continues to hover near long-term support at 18.25 as sellers cautiously dominate ahead of the December 10 FOMC decision, with choppy conditions expected to persist in the short term.
USD/SGD is holding below the key 1.3000 level as institutional selling and dovish Fed expectations drive a bearish trend, with volatility likely ahead of Friday’s PCE data and next week’s FOMC meeting.
The NASDAQ 100 remains volatile but broadly bullish, with traders viewing dips near key support as buying opportunities in a strong, ongoing uptrend.
Strategy Incorporated's stock continues to deteriorate amid falling Bitcoin prices and poor fundamentals, with traders viewing it as a speculative, short-term play rather than a long-term investment.
USD/JPY is firming as volatility masks a bullish trend, with the wide U.S.–Japan rate gap keeping dips attractive for buyers.
Silver’s explosive rally is showing signs of exhaustion, with traders anticipating a pullback toward $55–$54 as a healthy reset within the broader uptrend.
The DAX continues to consolidate between 23,000 and 24,500, offering short-term trading setups as it tests the midpoint near the 50-day EMA with no clear breakout in sight.
The ongoing bidding war for Warner Bros, low valuations, and superb profit margins combine for a thrilling investment case. Is it time to tune in to Comcast?
A quarterly earnings miss, more capital expenditures next year, and heated competition from Amazon, Uber Eats, and Instacart create massive headwinds. Will the correction in DoorDash continue?
AUD/USD continues its upward trend within a rising channel, as USD weakness outweighs soft Australian data, keeping the bullish bias intact above $0.6550.
The New Zealand dollar is stalling below 0.58 resistance, with downside risks growing as global trade tensions and Fed uncertainty weigh on NZD/USD.
EUR/USD continues to struggle near 1.16 amid fading rallies and uncertainty ahead of the FOMC, with technical resistance and fundamental divergence favoring a mildly bearish outlook.
USD/CAD remains range-bound between 1.39 and 1.4150, with support from key moving averages and U.S. economic strength giving the pair a slight bullish bias.
