Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

USD/CAD rebounds from key support at 1.3750, with broader dollar momentum and Fed outlook driving potential moves toward or away from the 1.38–1.40 zone.

USD/JPY remains bullish above key support near 155, with the 50-day EMA reinforcing a buy-the-dip outlook ahead of the Bank of Japan decision.

AUD/USD remains supported near 0.6600, with rising inflation expectations in Australia boosting the bullish case toward 0.6685–0.6700.

GBP/USD trades near support ahead of the BoE decision, with signals favoring a rise toward 1.3500 unless the pair breaks below 1.3300.

EUR/USD is stuck near key resistance as markets await the ECB decision, with signals favoring a breakout toward 1.1850 or a drop to 1.1650.

Gold remains strongly bullish above key support levels, with momentum favoring a test of $4,400 as safe-haven flows and weak U.S. data continue to support prices.

EUR/USD remains in an upward correction but faces selling pressure ahead of ECB and inflation data, with key signals pointing to opportunities on both sides.

USD/BRL has surged above 5.50 amid rising concerns about Brazil’s economic outlook, with traders watching whether this level becomes new support or reverses lower.

USD/SGD is consolidating after touching mid-term lows, with 1.29200 acting as a key pivot as traders adopt a cautious stance heading into the holiday period.

Ethereum is hovering around $3,000, with a break above the 50-day EMA opening upside potential while continued weakness risks sending ETH toward $2,500.

Bitcoin is consolidating between $80K support and the 50-day EMA near $95K, with the next breakout likely determining a move toward $65K or $100K.

USD/JPY continues to attract buyers below ¥155, with rate differentials and carry trade dynamics supporting a bullish medium-term outlook despite short-term volatility.

AUD/USD continues to stall beneath key resistance at 0.67, with global trade uncertainty keeping downside risks elevated toward the 0.6550 area.

USD/CHF is testing major support, with SNB intervention risk and rate differentials favoring a bullish rebound—supporting a long setup with clear trade levels.

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