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At the close of trading on Friday the GBP/USD was near the 1.36514 ratio, this after touching a low earlier in the day when the currency pair lurched towards the 1.35920 mark upon nervousness.
WTI Crude Oil went into this weekend near the $42.495 ratio, this as the commodity finished near its weekly low and showed an ability to test lower depths and remind traders bearish pressure has been seen mid-term.
Weekly outlook covering USD pairs, gold and silver, highlighting technical levels, trends and potential breakout opportunities.
Precious metals continue to consolidate following their burst bubble, while the Australian Dollar and Japanese Yen are the two most interesting major currencies in the Forex market, as dinosaur stocks take their turn to shine.
The EUR/USD finished Friday’s trading near 1.18141, which was above lows seen earlier in the day near 1.17665, but well below highs produced last Monday near the 1.18750 vicinity.
WTI Crude Oil finished the week’s trading near the 63.490 ratio as the commodity established a center of gravity again and showed the market within polite equilibrium per its trading results.
Weekly market forecast analyzing S&P 500, forex pairs, DAX, and global indices, highlighting key levels, trends, and trading expectations.
Weekly Forecast of Major Markets February 2
The crazy bullish bubble in Silver and Gold finally burst, while Crude Oil hits multi-month highs on rising war tensions in the Gulf, and the US Dollar bounces back as Warsh is nominated to Fed Chair by President Trump.
The GBP/USD has gone into this weekend near the 1.36832 mark, writing this is much easier on a Sunday when Forex is not moving at the heightened velocity the marketplace endured last week.
WTI Crude Oil went into this weekend near the 65.730 price, this after hitting a high around the 66.500 mark on Thursday – a price essentially last seen on the 26th of September 2025.
Weekly analysis of oil, Forex, gold, silver and major indices. Identify key levels, volatility and potential trading opportunities.
Tensions between the USA and the EU seem to have resolved, but war drums continue to beat over Iran, as high volatility finally returns to the Forex market, while Silver and Gold soar to new record highs.
The EUR/USD jumped on Friday and went into the weekend around the 1.18263 ratio, this after trading near highs which were testing the 1.17500 resistance mark most of the week.
The price of WTI Crude Oil jumped on Friday before going into this weekend and finished near 61.290, which in the historical scheme of things still represents a rather cheap value for the commodity.
