Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

When reading any newspaper, it seems like a rough landscape for the EUR, since Eurozone leaders are focusing on the region's current debt problems while US leaders are struggling to reign in projected future defaults. A first look at the pair looks unpromising, but I think there's a chance for profits if we look at the cycles found in the charts.

The Euro stabilized to some degree in days following the agreement to aid Greece for the second time. It seems that fears about possible dissolution of the common currency are gone, at least for now.

Commodity currencies have been among the best performing Forex instruments of past few months, especially the New Zealand Dollar, which continues to get stronger seemingly every day. Not only against the US Dollar, but in relation to its peers as well.

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The Canadian Dollar was very active last week, due to enormous amount of data released in that country. Even though a lot of it was positive, like a hint of interest rates increase in the near future, the Canadian Dollar remained largely stalled.

The Euro has been among the most volatile currencies lately. Driven by developments of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, the common currency has had difficulties maintaining a steady trend, and especially holding on to any gains.

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Historically, the British Pound and its pair with the US Dollar, the popular “cable”, have been among the most volatile of all currency pairs. Recently, though the GBP/USD does not move as much as it once did. These days, even the EUR/USD has better daily trading ranges.

Following weeks or relative inaction, the USD-JPY finally sprang to life last week. The price found solid resistance at the 100 SMA, around 81.60, and sold off for the next few days, closing below the critical 80.00 level.

The U.S. Dollar finished sharply lower on Friday against its key counterparts on government credit rating fears and lackluster interest rate prospects. Markets began pricing in the previously unthinkable - a US Treasury default - on risks that U.S. legislators may not agree to a budget deal as the government will soon run short of cash.

The Swiss Franc just keeps on getting stronger, prompting the Swiss National Bank to start issuing vaguely disguised threats of intervention. Little surprise, really, since the Franc is at all time extremes against many currencies, including the Pound, the Euro and the Dollar.

EUR has traded sideways for the past day or so, but that sideways trading actually indicates the upside momentum has weakened.

Much to the surprise of many traders, the GBP rallied hard yesterday once it firmly broke above the 1.5945/55 level. Consequently, the hourly chart now shows a strong trend on the upside.