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.
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Caution with Unusual Spikes, Vigilance Needed.
The EUR/USD exchange rate continued its strong uptrend after Jerome Powell commented on inflation and interest rate cuts.
The longer-term outlook for interest rates indicates that this pair will continue to rise.
It appears that the market's general long-term upward trend is still in place.
It appears that the NASDAQ 100 will continue to rise significantly.
The market hasn't seemed to have much of a push lately, so the euro has continued to see a lot of sideways action overall.
Although we rallied early in the Wednesday session, the Aussie is still exhibiting a lot of erratic behavior.
Wednesday's trading session saw a nice recovery in the gold markets, as traders continue to enter this market for a variety of reasons.
The GBP/USD exchange rate continued rising this week after Jeremy Hunt delivered a series of tax cuts in the UK.
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The AUD/USD exchange rate bounced back after the strong economic numbers from Australia and a mildly dovish statement by Jerome Powell.
The Wednesday trading session saw a small increase in the price of Bitcoin as purchasers continue to take advantage of this market whenever it opens.
ECB policy meeting today may cause volatility.
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Yesterday, bears attempted to push the USD/JPY currency pair lower, but losses did not exceed the 149.70 level before settling around 150.00 at the time of writing the analysis.
Gold futures rose to their highest level ever this week, supported by monetary policy expectations, geopolitical tensions, and global economic outlook.