AUD/USD strengthens after the RBA minutes signal 2026 hike risks, with technicals pointing to a continued bullish move toward 0.6750–0.6800.
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GBP/USD remains bullish ahead of major U.S. data releases, with momentum favoring a push toward 1.3600 after strong technical and fundamental support.
BTC/USD is forming a bearish pennant below major EMAs, suggesting downside toward $85,000 unless bulls reclaim the $94,030 resistance.
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AUD/USD has pulled back slightly but remains bullish above key indicators, with RBA expectations supporting a potential rebound toward 0.6700.
GBP/USD remains stable above key trend indicators despite recent pullbacks, with a bullish bias intact while resistance at 1.3460 and support at 1.3300 define direction.
EUR/USD remains bullish above key trend levels after the ECB decision, with momentum indicators and a bullish flag pattern pointing toward 1.1800.
AUD/USD remains supported near 0.6600, with rising inflation expectations in Australia boosting the bullish case toward 0.6685–0.6700.
GBP/USD trades near support ahead of the BoE decision, with signals favoring a rise toward 1.3500 unless the pair breaks below 1.3300.
EUR/USD is stuck near key resistance as markets await the ECB decision, with signals favoring a breakout toward 1.1850 or a drop to 1.1650.
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BTC/USD remains under pressure near $87,000 as bearish technical signals, weak ETF flows, and global rate hike fears point to a potential drop toward $80,650.
GBP/USD jumped to its highest level since October as traders anticipate a soft UK inflation print and potential BOE rate cut, following weak jobs data from both the UK and US.
EUR/USD rose toward its highest level since September, buoyed by weak US job data and expectations that the ECB will hold rates steady ahead of key inflation figures.
