Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Ethereum has had a rough Tuesday session, dropping rather precipitously from right around the $4750 level. With that being the case, the market is worth paying close attention to, because it can be used as a bit of a risk barometer, especially when it comes to other cryptocurrency markets. While the Ethereum market is considered to be secondary to the Bitcoin market, and therefore I think you need to be cautious because if Bitcoin continues to struggle, Ethereum is going to get crushed.

The crude oil market has fallen during the early hours on the Tuesday session, only to turn around and show signs of life. It’s worth noting that we are sitting just below the $62 level, which is an area that’s been important multiple times. In fact, the $62 level is the top of an overall support range that drops down to the $60 level. We did touch that $60 level, but now it looks like we are trying to reiterate that important. If we can break out to the upside, that would be an even more bullish sign, but I think over the next couple of sessions, we may see some problems.

The GBP/USD exchange rate remained in a tight range on Wednesday as investors focused on the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes. It also wavered as the US government shutdown continued. It was trading at 1.3420, down by over 2.2% from its highest point in September.

The EUR/USD exchange rate pulled back to its lowest level since September 8 as traders focused on the developments in France, where Emmanuel Macron’s efforts to prevent a political crisis failed. It was trading at 1.1657 on Wednesday, down from the year-to-date high of 1.1920.

Bitcoin price pulled back sharply in the past few days, moving from the all-time high of $126,410 to the current $121,350. The BTC/USD pair pulled back as traders waited for the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes and updates on the US government shutdown.

Platinum via its cash price at the time of this writing is near 1,670.00 USD, this after an early morning high took the precious metal within 1,685.00.

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The New Zealand Dollar has lost ground since the surprisingly deep rate cut of 0.50% was announced by the RBNZ, while the US Dollar is gaining ground after appearing to bottom out.

The Nasdaq 100 powered above the 25,000 level yesterday, a high of nearly 25,067.00 was seen. As of this morning’s writing via futures trading the Nasdaq 100 is around 24,870.00.

The continued weakness in investor sentiment amid the US government shutdown is increasing demand for gold as a safe haven. According to gold trading platforms, the gold price index rose today, Tuesday, October 7, 2025, to the $3977 per ounce resistance level—the highest in the history of the gold price—and is the closest point to testing the historical resistance of $4000 per ounce, which commodity market experts have increasingly predicted is imminent.

Dear reader, based on recent trades, the EUR/USD pair has formed a short-term descending triangle pattern, characterized by lower highs connected by a falling resistance line and a flat support base around the secondary psychological level of 1.1650. The price is currently testing the triangle's resistance level, and it may see another decline toward the base. Continued selling pressure could lead to a bearish trend, while an upward breakout could lead to a rise equivalent to the pattern's height.

The US dollar has gapped higher against the Japanese yen to kick off the trading session here on Monday after the surprise results of the Japanese national election. That being said, I don't put a lot of faith into these types of moves. Historically speaking, at least I should say that I don't chase them.

The US dollar has initially fallen against the Canadian dollar to kick off the week on Monday but turned around to show signs of life again with that being said I think you've got a situation where traders are going to continue to be very uh cautious but I also think that short-term pullbacks probably offer buying opportunities that people are willing to get involved at the 1.39 level below should end up being support, just as the 1.40 level above should offer resistance. I think at this point, we're trying to determine whether or not we can actually take out the 1.40 level. Breaking above there opens up a move all the way to 1.4250, and I think that eventually happens. Quite frankly, the economic data in Canada is horrible. They actually lost jobs in August, and at this point, despite the fact that the Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates, let's be honest here.

Gold continues to rally during the early hours here on Monday. As it looks at this point time, we're going to do everything we can to get to the $4,000 level. The last couple of months have been extraordinarily bullish, and we've barely had a pullback. Keep in mind that we had initially broken above a significant ascending triangle in the beginning of September and it's basically been straight up in the air since then. The $4,000 level will of course offer a certain amount of psychological resistance but there's nothing particularly special about it. One would think that there's a lot of options barriers there so it's not a huge surprise to see that we're struggling to just simply slice through it. We gave back some of the games early in the day.