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.
Crude oil fell sharply Wednesday as persistent market instability and weak global demand outweighed Russian sanctions, with prices eyeing support near $55–$56.
EUR/GBP broke above key resistance at 0.8825, confirming bullish momentum with buyers likely stepping in on pullbacks amid expectations of BoE rate cuts.
The USD/MXN pair is testing key support near 18.27000 as risk appetite returns post-shutdown, with traders watching for further downside or a potential bounce.
The Australian Dollar has started to gain more strongly as risk sentiment improves more firmly after the US government shutdown is ended.
An overreaction to an earnings miss, a warning on the economy, and strong operational metrics converge. Should you load up on Chipotle Mexican Grill shares?
A solid earnings release, increased guidance, robust free cash flow, and a strong order pipeline drive bullish factors. Is there more upside for Leidos Holdings after strong earnings data?
An improved outlook, a year-over-year decline in earnings per share, contracting margins, and rising medical costs create an engaging narrative for UnitedHealth Group. Should you buy the sell-off?
BTC/USD continues to decline as weak ETF inflows and futures data pressure prices, with technicals suggesting a drop toward the key $98,000 support level.
GBP/USD remains under pressure below the 50-day EMA as bearish patterns and weak UK macro data suggest a further decline toward the 1.3015 support level.
EUR/USD remains vulnerable below key resistance at 1.1590, with a bearish setup targeting 1.1475 amid cautious Fed commentary and mixed eurozone data.
EUR/USD remains under bearish pressure near 1.1585 as traders await key comments from Fed officials and German inflation data, with 1.1500 as a critical support level.
Gold (XAU/USD) remains bullish as safe haven demand intensifies due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, with support near $4050 and resistance at $4190–$4220.
USD/BRL continues its steady decline toward long-term support levels near 5.2500, with upcoming U.S. shutdown vote likely to trigger short-term volatility.
Slow net income growth, negative sentiment across the real estate sector, and an unsustainable dividend yield could spell trouble ahead. Did earnings confirm more downside for Invitation Homes?
An earnings miss, a disappointing return on equity, and a decrease in the top-end full-year EPS guidance raised red flags. Did earnings suggest downside ahead for Evergy?
