Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

GBP/USD continues its strong uptrend, fueled by a weaker US dollar, firm BoE stance, and bullish technical indicators pointing to a potential move toward 1.3425.

EUR/USD continues its bullish surge, driven by a cup and handle breakout, ECB rate cuts, and US dollar weakness amid recession fears and political pressure on the Fed.

The EUR/USD has gone into this long holiday weekend near the 1.13962 level, this as financial institutions prepare for the potential of more tariff noise confronting them in the coming days.

Market are considerably calmer, with focus shifting away from the ongoing US tariffs saga towards President Trump’s displeasure with the Fed’s reluctance to cut rates quickly.

WTI Crude Oil will open this week’s trading within a healthier price range compared to values seen the past two weeks, but the staring realm for the commodity will be near 63.500 as trading opens which is still considered low.

Silver targets $35.50, gold holds gains, WTI eyes $70, Bitcoin steady, DAX supports, major FX pairs remain choppy.

The USD/CHF pair is showing signs of stabilization near the critical 0.8100 level, with oversold conditions and potential SNB intervention supporting a possible bullish rebound.

The EUR/JPY pair gave back early gains on Thursday, signaling potential consolidation between ¥160 and ¥165 amid overbought euro conditions and global uncertainty.

The New Zealand dollar continues its climb toward the 0.60 level, but overbought conditions and key resistance could trigger a short-term pullback.

The US dollar is struggling to stabilize against the South African Rand as global risk sentiment and dollar weakness weigh, with key support near 18.60 in focus.

The NASDAQ 100 remains volatile ahead of the Good Friday holiday, with early gains erased as traders brace for low liquidity and ongoing tech-sector uncertainty.

Gold pulled back slightly on Thursday as traders booked profits ahead of the Good Friday closure, but the broader uptrend remains strong above $3,200 support.

The US dollar is attempting to stabilize against the Canadian dollar near the 1.39 support zone, with trade tensions and technical levels influencing price action.

The British pound is showing signs of exhaustion near the 1.33 level against the US dollar, suggesting a pullback or consolidation may be on the horizon.

Crude oil is attempting to stabilize above $60, with traders watching for a breakout above $63.50 as the market builds a case for a short-term upside.