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.
Bitcoin has finally broken above the big round number at $100,000. The coming hours and days will show whether this breakout will hold or collapse.
The USD/MYR has produced an intriguing couple of weeks via its value range, this as a perception grows that resistance levels are producing reversals lower on occasion.
EUR/USD remains stable near 1.05 with a bearish outlook, as investors eye Powell's comments and US jobs data, targeting support at 1.0440 and resistance at 1.0670.
Gold holds steady at $2,650 as markets anticipate Fed signals and US jobs data, with a continued upward trend targeting $2,700 resistance.
USD/MYR rallies toward 4.50 resistance with potential for a bullish breakout, supported by broader dollar strength and technical indicators.
USD/CAD grinds higher, supported at 1.40, with a potential test of 1.42 resistance as inflation and PMI data favor the US dollar over the loonie.
USD/CHF trades sideways between 0.88 and 0.8950, with traders eyeing upcoming US economic data for potential breakout cues.
Gold consolidates near the 50-day EMA as markets await key US economic data, with the long-term uptrend supported by geopolitical factors and central bank buying.
Bitcoin consolidates near $100K, with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities and a potential breakout targeting $110K in the near term.
The NZD/USD is once again producing near-term lows as the 0.58500 level is attracting speculation, this as behavioral sentiment remains risk adverse in financial institutions and speculative outlooks try to take advantage of fast reversals.
The EUR/USD pair held steady in the overnight session as focus remained on the US labor market and next week’s European Central Bank (ECB) decision.
The BTC/USD exchange rate remained in a tight range as it struggled to move above the important resistance level at 100,000.
The GBP/USD exchange rate moved sideways after the JOLTS job vacancy numbers showed that the economy was doing modestly well.
The US Dollar remains strong, while the Australian Dollar is especially weak on BRICS tariffs fears and surprisingly low GDP data.
During my daily analysis of the commodity markets, the silver market has caught my attention as we have rallied to reach toward the 50 Day EMA.
