Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The USD/MXN is stabilizing near 18.50 ahead of CPI, with rallies toward 18.87 seen as shorting opportunities targeting 17.75.

The DAX remains in consolidation mode, holding above key support levels, with a break over 24,500 potentially opening the door to 25,000.

The euro climbs against the Swiss franc, breaking key resistance and eyeing 0.95–0.96, with EMAs offering support if pullbacks occur.

USD/CAD trades just above 1.3750 ahead of Tuesday’s US CPI, with a hot reading favoring a move toward 1.3882 and weaker data risking a slide to 1.3550.

Palantir dips after testing $190 resistance, with $175 and $160 emerging as key support levels to watch in a market still fueled by post-earnings optimism.

EUR/USD eases on Monday, with traders watching the 1.16 support and Tuesday’s US CPI release for clues on whether the pair breaks lower or retests 1.18.

USD/CHF rallies above 0.81, with traders eyeing US CPI data that could spark a push toward 0.8423 resistance or a drop back to the key 0.80 level.

Bitcoin tests the critical $120,000 level, with a confirmed breakout potentially opening the path to $130,000 while $114,000 holds as key support.

USD/JPY tests the key ¥150 level and 200-day EMA, with traders eyeing US CPI data that could determine the next move in Fed policy and dollar strength.

Gold prices stay strong above $3,378 support as tariff tensions, central bank demand, and bullish technicals keep $3,500 in focus.

EUR/USD consolidates near 1.1640 with technicals hinting at an early bullish turn, but US CPI data and tariff risks could set the next big move.

USD/MXN trades near 18.55 key support ahead of US CPI, with a break lower potentially confirming extended mid-term downside in the pair.

USD/CAD hovers near 1.3750 support-turned-resistance after soft Canadian jobs data, with the 50-day EMA and rate gap favoring further USD gains.

Nvidia is approaching a key $185 breakout level, with bullish momentum aiming for $197, while $170 and the 50-day EMA remain key supports.

The euro continues to consolidate above 1.16, with potential to reach 1.18 if it clears 1.17, but a drop under the 50-day EMA could revisit 1.14 support.