The following are the most recent pieces of Forex technical analysis from around the world. The Forex technical analysis below covers the various currencies on the market and the most recent trends, technical indicators, as well as resistance and support levels.
The US dollar weakens against the South African rand, breaking key support amid strong commodity prices and a bearish Fed outlook. 16.50 ZAR may be next.
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AUD/USD faces strong resistance at 0.67, raising the risk of a double top as the US dollar regains strength and traders eye a possible return to range-bound price action.
USD/CHF consolidates near a potential bottom amid fading dollar weakness and SNB intervention risks, keeping long setups attractive with a bounce toward 0.8050 on the table.
The euro shows signs of exhaustion near 1.18 against the US dollar, as traders digest the Fed's rate cut and signs of financial stress; a breakout or breakdown could shift the current range-bound momentum.
USD/CAD continues to probe the 1.3750 zone for support, with the market awaiting a decisive move either higher toward 1.3825 or lower to 1.3575, amid characteristic volatility and flow-driven behavior.
The British pound struggled near the 1.34 level on Friday, with technical resistance and diverging central bank policies hinting at further downside unless the pair breaks above 1.3450 decisively.
Bitcoin is evenly balanced between bearish wedge and bullish square root pattern and looks to be approaching a decisive moment.
The AUD/USD pair remains in an uptrend after the Fed’s rate cut and expectations for more easing in 2026.
The GBP/USD pair has extended its recent rally, driven by Federal Reserve rate cuts and anticipation of critical UK macroeconomic data.
The EUR/USD pair continues its strong rebound, driven by expectations of policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
The US Dollar has continued to fall significantly, while the US stock market failed by its record high, and Silver continued to lead precious metals higher.
The GBP/USD has gone into this weekend near 1.33670, this after starting the week around 1.33100 and touching a momentary high about 1.34325 on Thursday.
WTI Crude Oil has gone into this weekend around the 57.145 price which is challenging lower prices seen in October of this year, the commodity provided bearish speculators with incremental movement downwards this past week.
