Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

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The GBP/USD pair remains under pressure as strong US dollar momentum and bearish technical signals point to a potential decline toward the 1.3140 level.

Bitcoin remains under pressure as fear grips the market, the US dollar strengthens, and technical indicators point to further downside toward the $100,000 level.

The EUR/USD pair continues its downward slide, pressured by expectations of rising US inflation and stronger PMI data, with 1.1500 as the next support.

NZD/USD hovers around a psychological pivot, with choppy, range-bound action as risk sentiment wavers. With rate-cut bets largely priced in, bulls need fresh catalysts; otherwise, quick intraday trades around the inflection area remain favored.

EUR/USD remains under pressure as risk-off mood lifts the dollar. Momentum signals point lower and sellers stay in control. A sustained rebound likely needs a shift in risk sentiment plus supportive central-bank signals.

The USD/BRL has settled near 5.3880 after a tariff-induced spike, with traders eyeing potential support at 5.3810 and resistance around 5.3950 ahead of next week’s Fed decision.

Gold’s uptrend remains intact after its sharpest 1-day fall in 5 years (-6%). Price rebounded above $4,100. Drivers: weaker USD, rate-cut bets, geopolitics; next catalyst—Friday’s US CPI.

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The USD/CAD pair pulled back from the 1.41 resistance level as strong Canadian CPI data reduced interest rate cut expectations, but bullish pressure remains above 1.40.

The US dollar is testing major resistance at 18.20 against the Mexican peso, but strong technical barriers and macro fundamentals favor continued peso strength.

Crude oil prices are attempting to form a bottom near $55, with technical signs hinting at a short-term bounce within a $55–$60 trading range.

Apple continues its bullish breakout above $260, with traders eyeing potential pullbacks to $250 or $240 as buy-the-dip opportunities ahead of earnings.

The euro dipped further against the US dollar on Tuesday, with rising US bond demand pushing the greenback higher and exposing EUR/USD to potential declines toward the 1.14 level.