Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

USD/MXN is trading with increased volatility as traders weigh potential tariff escalations and uncertainty from ongoing US-Mexico trade negotiations.

USD/BRL has reversed higher from recent lows as traders price in tariff-driven risk sentiment and prepare for potential volatility in early April.

The USD/CAD pair remains directionless as traders weigh technical resistance against a backdrop of escalating trade tensions and Canada’s upcoming election.

The US dollar fell against the yen on Friday amid recession concerns and risk-off sentiment, with technical resistance near ¥152 capping upside potential.

Bitcoin fell sharply on Friday, breaking below the 200-day EMA as risk-off sentiment dominates and traders eye $75K support and $90K resistance.

The Australian dollar remains range-bound near the 50-day EMA, with traders watching Chinese demand and global trade tensions for a potential breakout.

The British pound is consolidating within a tight range, showing bullish bias as it holds above key support and eyes a breakout above 1.3050.

Natural gas hovers near $4 as traders assess seasonal demand shifts, inflation concerns, and European supply risks.

The US dollar continues to rally against the Mexican peso, driven by economic uncertainty and global trade tensions, but the pair remains rangebound since November.

The Canadian dollar bounced from session lows against the Swiss franc on Friday, with the 0.62 level acting as a critical resistance amid global risk concerns.

Silver erased its Friday rally as global risk-off sentiment intensified, but traders may eye $33.33 as a potential reentry point if bullish momentum resumes.

The AUD/USD pair is under pressure ahead of the RBA decision and US tariff rollout, with technicals signaling a bearish continuation toward 0.6150.

GBP/USD trades near recent highs with a bullish pennant forming, as markets await key UK data and Trump’s Liberation Day tariff announcement.

EUR/USD is gaining momentum with a bullish cup and handle pattern as traders anticipate a potential breakout despite looming US-EU trade tensions.

The EUR/USD went into this weekend above the 1.08000 level with a rather comfortable looking price near the 1.08217 ratio, but looks can be deceiving and day traders need to understand volatile trading is still ahead.