Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The S&P 500 experienced a modest decline during Thursday's trading session, adding to the ongoing streak of market volatility.

Natural gas markets displayed a notable rally on Thursday, surging to test the 200-Day Exponential Moving Average, an indicator closely monitored by many market participants.

Crude oil market traders have seen a lot of negative action during the training session on Thursday, as we have seen the markets breakthrough major support.

The AUD/USD commenced Thursday's session with a downward trajectory but swiftly garnered interest from buyers, propelling it towards the pivotal 0.65 level.

The trading session on Thursday saw the US dollar take a modest tumble, suggesting a possible return to the ¥150 level, a zone that has provided solid support on multiple occasions.

The trading session on Thursday brought an initial stumble for the British pound as it slipped beneath the 200-Day Exponential Moving Average.

The silver market exhibited a slight retreat in the early stages of Thursday's trading session, only to swiftly reverse course and display renewed momentum.

The gold market has been volatile yet again during the Thursday trading session, just like we had seen during the Wednesday session.

The EUR/USD displayed a fair amount of noise and confusion in Thursday's trading session, leaving market participants grappling with uncertainty.

The Turkish currency stabilized during early trading today, as the dollar/lira pair traded near its highest levels ever.

After hitting a high yesterday that almost matched a value made on the 11th of October, the NZD/USD has pulled back and is now trading at levels seen around the 6th of November.

The USD/BRL has correlated well with global Forex; a swift decline on Tuesday was met with sustained lower value.

Crude oil markets observed a decline in Wednesday's trading session, as the overarching concerns about the state of the economy persist.

The USD/JPY experienced a substantial upswing against the Japanese yen in the trading session on Wednesday, reflecting the ongoing volatility in the market.

The NASDAQ 100 initially rally during the trading session as it look like Wednesday was going to be more of the same that we had seen during the Tuesday session.