Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Gold markets have rallied again during the day on Friday, showing signs of strength yet again.

Bitcoin markets have not pulled back significantly from the $10,000 level but instead did something that is even more interesting for those looking to go along, it has gone sideways.

Covid-19 continues to threaten the global supply chain, and as volatility in gold increased, a bullish bias emerged.

Economic data out of the UK has been stronger than markets anticipated, adding to upside momentum in the British Pound.

Preliminary fourth-quarter GDP data out of Japan showed a steeper contraction than expected, driven by a slump in business spending and private consumption.

Singapore’s fourth-quarter GDP surprised to the upside, followed by a dominant reading for January non-oil exports.

AUD/USD: Consolidating above 0.6706

USD/JPY: Long-term resistance 110.07/30

BTC/USD: More bearish below $10k

GBP/USD: Consolidation likely today

EUR/USD: New 2.5-year low price reached Friday

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Singapore faces disruptions related to Covid-19 but remains at the forefront of fighting the spread of the disease, as well as the economic damages from it.