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.
EUR/USD is stabilizing near 1.1560 amid improved sentiment and mixed US data, but technical indicators and Fed policy uncertainty keep the pair within a cautious bearish trend.
AUD/NZD plunged as rising Australian inflation raised the odds of RBA hawkishness, while New Zealand’s dovish policy stance continued to weigh on the Aussie cross.
USD/BRL is rebounding from a key double-bottom support near 5.27, with bullish technical signals and economic divergence between Brazil and the U.S. supporting upside potential.
The Nasdaq 100 edged lower on Tuesday, holding near critical support at 25,000 amid consolidation, as rate cut speculation and holiday-thinned volume shaped market behavior.
The Euro extended its rally against the Swiss franc on Tuesday, buoyed by SNB resistance to franc strength and technical support near 0.92, with gradual gains expected ahead.
Gold traded with volatility on Tuesday, consolidating between key levels as a triangle pattern forms and lighter holiday volume limits momentum but maintains a bullish tone.
The British pound rallied on Tuesday as US rate cut expectations pressured the dollar, though GBP/USD now faces key resistance near 1.32 amid thin holiday trading conditions.
Bitcoin fell again on Tuesday, with institutional trading behavior and fragile sentiment pressuring price action toward the critical $80,000 support level.
Rising operating losses, a disappointing full-year earnings-per-share outlook, and excessive valuations drive the bearish narrative. Should you scale back on Zscaler?
Increased competition in the beverage sector, a consumer push for healthier alternatives, and declining operating margins pose notable headwinds. Is the sugar high in Coca-Cola over?
A minor earnings beat, a slowing consumer, and the start of the crucial holiday shopping season create an engaging narrative. Is it time for a reversal by Walmart?
The US Dollar is on the back foot and hotter Australian inflation data released earlier has pushed up the Aussie as markets see a more hawkish rate path.
The US dollar fell against the yen on Tuesday amid Fed cut speculation, but strong support near ¥155 and a wide rate gap suggest the dip remains a buying opportunity.
The New Zealand dollar tested support near 0.56 on Tuesday but remains a weak performer against the US dollar, with resistance at 0.57 reinforcing the bearish trend.
The British Pound rallied against the Swiss franc on Tuesday as SNB resistance to franc strength lifted GBP/CHF above key technical levels, hinting at a potential bottom.
