Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The British pound continues to challenge 1.36 resistance, with bullish momentum supported by rising EMAs and downside risk limited by 1.34 support.

Bitcoin shows signs of exhaustion at $116K–$117K but remains bullish, with support near $113K and upside potential toward $120K.

USD/CAD steadies around 1.38 with bullish bias, as Canadian weakness from job losses and trade tensions contrasts with US dollar resilience.

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Bitcoin is looking bullish as we approach the London session, threatening to break out of its consolidation to the price area above $114,771.

Meta stock recovers from early weakness, with bullish targets near $766–$800 while key support holds at $736 and risk builds below $720.

Crude oil steadies around $62 support, with resistance at $65, as traders balance oversupply pressures against slowing global demand.

Ethereum regains bullish momentum above $4,500, with eyes on $4,800 and strong support near $4,200 as the long-term uptrend stays intact.

The DAX remains rangebound in a small triangle pattern, with traders eyeing 24,600 on a breakout and 23,250–23,000 as key downside levels.

EUR/JPY extends its uptrend with bullish technicals, eyeing resistance at 175.50 and a breakout target near 177 while support holds at 172.

AUD/USD surges on Fed rate cut expectations and strong momentum, with bullish targets at 0.6800 and downside risk toward 0.6500.

GBP/USD holds steady ahead of key UK and US data, with bulls eyeing 1.3700 as the Fed and BoE rate decisions approach.

EUR/USD remains steady after the ECB and Fitch downgrade, with a bullish bias toward 1.1840 as traders await the Fed’s first rate cut of the year.

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The GBP/USD went into the weekend near the 1.35575 as financial institutions have braced for what will prove to be a significant handful of days ahead for the currency pair and the broad Forex market.