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 euro is consolidating near the 1.18 level against the US dollar as traders position for Fed rate cuts in 2026 amid thin holiday liquidity.
The DAX is nearing a decisive technical zone, with a potential breakout above 24,750 or a continued consolidation shaping the early 2026 outlook.
GBP/USD is at a critical inflection point near 1.35, with traders watching for either a deeper pullback or a bullish breakout in the coming weeks.
Silver extends its parabolic rally amid low liquidity, with strong demand intact but growing risks of sharp corrective pullbacks.
Bitcoin struggles to gain momentum in low-liquidity trading, with sellers capping rallies as traders await clearer direction into January.
The NASDAQ 100 drifts higher in low-volume trading, with pullbacks viewed as buying opportunities ahead of a potentially strong 2026.
USD/JPY remains range-bound in thin holiday conditions, with buyers defending support near the 50-day EMA and upside targets toward 158 yen.
The euro remains capped below 1.18 in low-liquidity holiday trading, pointing to near-term consolidation as traders weigh ECB stability against future Fed cuts.
Gold continues to attract buyers despite thin holiday trading, with strong momentum and central bank demand supporting further upside toward $5,000.
The British pound is consolidating against the Swiss franc, with traders watching a potential base near 1.0650 and a bullish breakout above 1.0700.
Shrinking profit margins, eroding returns on capital, and sub-standard annual revenue growth heat the bearish narrative. Is more downside ahead for Generac?
Rising costs, a dismal return on invested capital, and rising capital expenditures related to green energy power a bearish scenario. Can the sell-off in Alliant Energy accelerate?
USD/MXN continues to challenge lower levels below 18.00, but thin holiday liquidity and imbalanced flows raise the risk of sharp, sudden reversals.
A 5:1 stock split, an acquisition spree, a price target reduction, and shrinking profit margins are now serving the bearish move. Will the correction in ServiceNow continue?
USD/ZAR explored lower levels before rebounding toward 16.70, with thin holiday liquidity likely to keep price action choppy and technically driven in the days ahead.
