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.
USD/CHF continues to defend the 0.79 floor, with SNB sensitivity and thin holiday liquidity favoring short-term bullish bounce trades.
EUR/JPY continues to push higher as yen fundamentals deteriorate, with thin year-end liquidity and BoJ limitations supporting further bullish momentum.
Gold continues its powerful uptrend toward $4,500, supported by Fed policy shifts, geopolitical tensions, and sustained central bank buying.
AUD/USD strengthens after the RBA minutes signal 2026 hike risks, with technicals pointing to a continued bullish move toward 0.6750–0.6800.
GBP/USD remains bullish ahead of major U.S. data releases, with momentum favoring a push toward 1.3600 after strong technical and fundamental support.
BTC/USD is forming a bearish pennant below major EMAs, suggesting downside toward $85,000 unless bulls reclaim the $94,030 resistance.
Bulls are making some progress but need to break above $1.1800 to become truly dominant here.
Gold remains strongly bullish above $4,300, with traders watching for a breakout toward $4,400–$4,500 as Fed policy expectations and geopolitical risks fuel demand.
EUR/USD remains in an upward trend near 1.17, supported by softer U.S. inflation, with bulls targeting the 1.18 resistance despite thin holiday liquidity.
USD/CHF continues to hover around key support near 0.79, with likely SNB defense and positive carry making dips attractive buying opportunities.
USD/JPY continues to surge despite a BOJ rate hike, as markets dump the yen and strong bullish momentum keeps the pair pressing toward upper resistance.
Ethereum is showing early signs of a potential bottom, holding support above $2,500 and aiming toward $3,000 as upside momentum cautiously returns.
EUR/USD continues to chop within its established range as holiday liquidity thins and firm dollar demand keeps rallies capped near 1.18.
USD/ZAR remains near multi-month lows as Rand strength persists, but thinning holiday liquidity makes price action unreliable and demands cautious positioning.
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