Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The USD/MXN pair has retreated below 20.22 amid improved market sentiment and easing trade tensions, though volatility risks remain high.

WTI crude oil remains under pressure as a descending triangle pattern forms, signaling potential for further downside amid rising supply and recession fears.

The USD/ZAR has dipped below 19.00 amid a brief market calm, but upcoming tariff decisions and domestic concerns in South Africa could trigger fresh volatility.

The US dollar found support at ¥142 against the yen, signaling a potential reversal as traders weigh interest rate spreads and market sentiment into the weekend.

The AUD/USD pair is rallying strongly from recent lows, with bulls targeting the 0.6415 resistance as falling US dollar and RBA outlook fuel upside momentum.

Bitcoin continues to make a weak recovery in line with stock markets, but the tariff crisis has shifted focus away from cryptocurrencies.

GBP/USD is surging toward the 1.3200 level, fueled by strong UK economic growth, upcoming inflation data, and a weakening US dollar amid tariff fears.

EUR/USD surged past key resistance, driven by a dollar sell-off and bullish cup and handle pattern, with eyes now set on the 1.1500 level ahead of the ECB.

The NASDAQ 100 bounced off 18,000 after early losses Friday, lifted by Fed support signals, but remains volatile as key resistance looms.

Markets rally and the US dollar weakens after President Trump temporarily exempts electronics from retaliatory tariffs, with more semiconductor tariffs expected.

The DAX index stabilized near the 200-day EMA on Friday, showing signs of potential recovery as traders assess global tariffs and market sentiment.

The British pound rebounds against the Japanese yen near ¥187, with traders watching the ¥185–¥190 range for the next breakout move.

Silver pushes higher on Friday as the weakening US dollar fuels momentum toward the $32.50 resistance and 50-day EMA barrier.

Natural gas trades on a knife’s edge near the 200-day EMA, with seasonal weakness and recession fears threatening a breakdown to $3.00.

Crude oil stabilizes above $60 as the market searches for a bottom, but volatility remains high amid ongoing trade war uncertainty.