Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The USD/MXN is within the lower elements of its one week trend, but remains within the higher part of one month technical consideration, opening the door for a variety of speculative perspectives.

The Euro has rallied a bit against the New Zealand dollar during the early hours on Friday, and it looks like we are going to try to make a move to the 1.8050 level, an area that's been important more than once.

Gold markets have been back and forth in a fairly quiet session on Friday as it looks like we are trying to stabilize after a significant pullback.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell a bit during the course of the trading session on Friday as it looks like we are trying to get down to the 43,350 level.

The New Zealand dollar has been pretty sideways during the trading session on Friday against the Swiss franc as we are trying to sort out where to go next.

The British pound initially did try to rally during the trading session on Friday but gave back gains as it looks like we continue to struggle overall.

The USD/ZAR is trading in a higher price range as nervous financial institutions continue to show a high degree of anxious thinking regarding mid-term outlook while the new U.S leadership is considered.

Dear my daily analysis of the yen related pairs, it’s worth noting that the euro initially did try to rally, but then it plunged.

The US dollar has gapped to the downside during the early hours on Friday, only to turn around and rally, before giving up those gains again.

During my daily analysis of the NZD/USD pair, it looks as if we are threatening a major breakdown.

During my daily analysis of the AUD/USD pair, it’s obvious that the market has seen a lot of negative pressure when it comes to the AUD/USD pair, which of course is a measure of risk appetite, so it all comes together quite nicely.

During my daily analysis of exotic currency pairs, the USD/INR pair has caught my attention, as we continue to threaten a major resistance barrier.

The GBP/USD exchange rate has been in a steep sell-off since September 30th, falling from a high of 1.3428 to 1.2600, its lowest level since July 2. This sell-off accelerated as the US dollar index (DXY) surged from the year-to-date low of 100 to $107.

The Australian dollar continued its strong sell-off, hitting its lowest level since August 5 as the greenback’s resurgence accelerated. The AUD/USD exchange rate tumbled to 0.6450, much lower than the year-to-date high of 0.6942.

The EUR/USD exchange rate tumbled to a low of 1.0495, its lowest level since October 6, 2023, as the risk-off sentiment continued following Donald Trump’s victory. It traded at 1.0540 on Monday morning, ahead of key economic data.