Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

EUR/USD is stuck in a tight range as traders await pivotal US and Eurozone data, with price direction hinging on whether 1.10 holds or 1.13 breaks.

Gold prices have pulled back sharply as risk appetite rises and dollar strength continues, with XAU/USD potentially retesting $3,000 before any bullish recovery.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has pulled back from recent highs but is showing signs that the correction may be short-lived.

The Forex market generally is lacking direction, and this currency pair is no exception.

The NZD/USD hovers near 0.58875 amid shifting institutional sentiment, with traders eyeing 0.58800 as key support and 0.59400 as a potential short-term rebound target.

Markets are mostly flat ahead of US economic data releases, with fading trade optimism, AUD/JPY volatility, and Bitcoin showing signs of a bearish reversal.

Bitcoin remains bullish across timeframes, with a breakout above $108,250 confirming cup-and-handle and double-bottom patterns that could fuel a rally toward $140,000.

The GBP/USD pair is forming a bullish cup and handle alongside a flag pattern, suggesting a potential breakout toward 1.3435 if upcoming UK and US data support momentum.

The EUR/USD pair maintains a bullish structure ahead of key economic releases and Powell's statement, with a potential move toward 1.1300 if 1.1090 support holds.

Silver dropped sharply on Wednesday, pressured by surging US interest rates and weak industrial sentiment, as the market tests support near the $32 consolidation floor.

The British pound bounced against the Swiss franc after dipping to 1.11, with bullish potential building above key EMAs and risk appetite favoring further upside.

The British pound bounced against the Swiss franc after dipping to 1.11, with bullish potential building above key EMAs and risk appetite favoring further upside.

Bitcoin eased slightly on Wednesday, consolidating below the $106K resistance after a sharp 40% rally, with strong support seen at $100K and $96K.

Gold dropped sharply on Wednesday, breaking below $3200 and testing 50-day EMA support, with traders watching for a bullish signal on a close back above $3200.

The US dollar bounced off the 1.39 level against the Canadian dollar on Wednesday, with momentum building amid stalled US-Canada trade talks and USD resilience.