Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

USD/JPY pushes higher toward 148.5 resistance, with bulls supported by rate differentials, but upcoming US jobs data may shape the next big move.

USD/CAD trades near 1.38 as dollar strength weighs on the Loonie, with traders eyeing key EMA levels and upcoming jobs data for the next decisive move.

After falling strongly yesterday, the price continues to look weak despite trading very close to a recent strongly bullish inflection point.

Following a post earnings sell-off, price action stabilized inside a horizontal support zone, prompting at least one new buy rating. The return on equity and profit margins are excellent, but should you buy the support zone?

The pricing power, brand loyalty, and the best return on equity in its sector create bullish forces that can unlock more value. Rising input costs overshadow the short-term outlook, but the healthy dividend will compensate investors well. Should you add KO to your portfolio?

Following a breakdown below its horizontal resistance zone, bulls have attempted a reversal. Will US economic data suffice to grant bears the upper hand?

Bitcoin has completed a triple breakout sequence, but can bullish momentum force a crucial fourth breakout that can challenge its all-time high?

EUR/USD trades with a bullish bias near resistance, as traders watch Eurozone inflation data and US PMI for signals on whether the pair can break above 1.1735 toward 1.1830.

A breakdown meets ascending support, but how will today’s US economic data impact price action after a disappointing UK print?

Silver rallied above $40 on Tuesday, with speculators fueling sharp momentum, though questions remain about sustainability at these elevated levels.

Gold surged toward $3,500 on Tuesday, breaking resistance as speculators fuel momentum while long-term investors continue to see it as a hedge against inflation.

The US dollar bounced against the yen on Labor Day, with USD/JPY consolidating between ¥146.50 and ¥148.50 as traders weigh Fed cuts against Japan’s bond market risks.

The euro pulled back after an early rally on Monday, with price action trapped between 1.16 and 1.18 as traders await clarity on Fed rate cuts and global risk appetite.

The US dollar bounced against the Canadian dollar on Labor Day, with technical support holding as Canada’s weak exports and reliance on US growth weighed on the loonie.

Bitcoin traded choppily on Monday, stuck below $110,000 resistance, with technicals signaling caution as traders weigh risk appetite and await stronger post-holiday volume.