Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

AUD/USD holds steady amid US trade tensions and inflation uncertainty, with a megaphone pattern signaling potential gains toward 0.6400.

GBP/USD continues its strong rally amid US-Canada trade tensions, with technical indicators pointing to further gains toward 1.3100.

The US-driven trade war has hit the US Dollar hard, although it has recovered in recent hours to send the price lower.

Gold prices retreat amid profit-taking, yet the overall uptrend remains intact, with traders eyeing $2955 and $2978 as key resistance levels.

EUR/USD remains neutral after strong gains, with overbought signals and upcoming US inflation data likely to determine its next move.

The US Dollar is showing renewed weakness on plunging US stock markets and new tariffs with no end in sight, pushing the price higher above pivotal resistance.

Bitcoin continues its sharp decline, falling below key support at $78,500, with technical indicators suggesting further downside as a potential death cross forms.

The GBP/USD pair continues its strong rally, reaching 1.2925 amid a weaker US dollar, though a temporary pullback to 1.2700 could precede further gains.

The EUR/USD pair extends its bullish momentum, reaching 1.0900 amid a weakening US dollar and recession fears, with traders eyeing US inflation data for further direction.

The Australian dollar failed to sustain early gains, struggling against risk-off sentiment and global trade uncertainties, with key resistance at 0.64 and support at 0.62.

The DAX tumbled over €500 on Monday, approaching key support at €22,000, with traders watching for a potential bounce or deeper correction amid changing market sentiment.

GBP/USD faces strong resistance near 1.30, with a potential pullback looming as the market shows signs of hesitation.

The S&P 500 plunges below the 200-day EMA, with bearish momentum driven by recession fears and macroeconomic uncertainty, raising questions about further downside.

The Canadian dollar threatens to break below ¥102 against the yen, with trade tensions and Japan’s tightening policy fueling bearish momentum.

The EUR/CHF pair found strong support at 0.95, triggering a potential buy signal as risk appetite improves and technical indicators point to further upside.