Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

As is often the case during crypto winters, the digital asset market spent the week pulling in different directions.

USD/CAD heads into the new week with the same big question hanging over it: can this pair finally build enough momentum to challenge $1.42 in a meaningful way?

EUR/USD is repeatedly testing the 1.1400 support zone as Middle East tensions, shifting US rates, and safe-haven flows raise the risk of a downside break.

Global markets begin the week with attention centered on interest rates, geopolitical developments and technical levels shaping the behavior of metals, currencies, cryptocurrencies and equities.

Gold continues to attract attention, but not because the market looks especially confident. The more interesting feature is that support around $4,000 keeps holding even as traders are being pulled in different directions by the same macro forces that have unsettled so many other

AUD/USD had been trying to hold onto its recent recovery, but the tone has shifted. What looked like a relatively stable stretch has started to feel more fragile.

GBP/JPY holds near key levels as rising global yields, Bank of Japan policy limits, carry trade demand, and yen weakness support dip-buying.

NZD/CHF pulls back as traders digest recent gains, but risk appetite, SNB policy pressure, RBNZ hawkishness, and a potential golden cross support the Kiwi outlook.

EUR/MXN rises as risk appetite weakens, but Mexican Peso yield support, oil tailwinds, and Euro energy risks keep the broader outlook bearish.

USD/JPY rises as US interest rates, yield differentials, dip-buying demand, and long-term bullish technical patterns continue to support the Dollar.

NZD/USD weakens as rising US interest rates, Fed hike expectations, yield differentials, and softer commodity currency sentiment pressure the Kiwi.

Nasdaq 100 tests key support as rising US rates, earnings season, summer consolidation, and dip-buying demand shape the NAS100 outlook.

USD/CHF gains as rate differentials, Federal Reserve hike expectations, and loose Swiss National Bank policy continue to favor the US Dollar.

Solana spent most of the session looking stable enough to avoid attention. It was holding a floor that buyers had defended repeatedly, and for a while the market behaved as if another quiet day of repair was unfolding.