The following are the most recent pieces of Forex technical analysis from around the world. The Forex technical analysis below covers the various currencies on the market and the most recent trends, technical indicators, as well as resistance and support levels.
USD/JPY extends its bullish trend, approaching 160.00 as dollar strength persists, supported by diverging monetary policies and resilient investor sentiment.
During my daily analysis of global indices, the German DAX has captured my attention as it has fired off a fairly strong signal via technical analysis.
EUR/USD remains bearish near two-year lows, with economic turmoil, ECB rate cuts, and US shutdown fears signaling further downside potential.
The British Pound rebounded from 1.25 support against the US Dollar, with potential upside to 1.2750, while bond market dynamics continue to influence momentum.
The British Pound rebounded against the Swiss Franc, forming bullish signals near key EMAs as rate differentials and Swiss policy shifts support further gains.
The US dollar fell against the Swiss franc, testing key support levels as rate dynamics favor a potential bounce, supported by the "golden cross" formation.
The USD/MXN has been able to continue trading near the lower parts of its near-term values as sentiment among financial institutions appears to have stabilized momentarily.
The US dollar pulled back against the Canadian dollar, testing support at 1.42 while resistance at 1.45 limits gains, with interest rates driving momentum.
The GBP/USD exchange rate was in the spotlight after the Bank of England (BoE) and the Federal Reserve delivered different interest rate decisions.
Risk sentiment has improved since Friday’s PCE Price Index data release, but the bullish recovery here looks very weak and unconvincing.
The Dow Jones rebounded on Friday after a massive selloff, signaling a potential bottoming pattern and continued uptrend despite holiday-induced thin trading liquidity.
The AUD/USD pair continued its strong downward trend, reaching the psychological point at 0.6200, its lowest level since October 2022.
The EUR/USD pair formed a double-bottom chart pattern at 1.0341 after the encouraging US consumer inflation data.
The USD/ZAR has sustained its higher stance this morning, which was attained last Wednesday when the U.S Federal Reserve announced a more cautious approach regarding their interest rate policy.
A hawkish pivot on rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve sent stock markets tumbling, while commodity currencies were hard hit in the Forex market.
