Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Gold trades near $4,200 ahead of US Non-Farm Payrolls as traders assess the outlook for interest rates. $4,000 is key support, while $4,300 remains the main resistance level.

GBP/USD tests the key 1.3150–1.32 support zone ahead of US Non-Farm Payrolls. A move above 1.33 favors buying, while a break below 1.30 would turn the setup bearish.

WTI crude oil rallies as China’s fuel export suspension tightens supply. The outlook remains bullish around $90, with $95 the key resistance level ahead of US jobs data and the OPEC+ meeting.

USD/JPY trades below key ¥158 resistance as US rate expectations pressure the dollar short term. The longer-term outlook remains bullish, with dips potentially attracting buyers.

NZD/USD tests key 0.5650 support as US rates keep pressure on the Kiwi. A breakdown could target 0.56, while rallies toward 0.57 may attract sellers.

Natural gas faces resistance near $2.92, while $2.80 provides key support. High storage may limit gains, but seasonal demand is beginning to favor bulls.

AUD/CHF holds near 0.58 support as the carry trade favors the Aussie. The bullish setup targets 0.60, with 0.5750 defining the downside risk.

USD/CHF remains bullish as the carry trade favors the dollar. The pair is targeting 0.84, while 0.82 remains the key support level.

EUR/USD has slipped below another major round number, and the market is clearly taking notice. The euro remains under pressure as the U.S. dollar benefits from higher yields...

EUR/JPY shows buying interest near ¥178 support after forming a hammer. A rebound could target ¥181, while a breakdown may expose ¥176.

Although the volume of the USD/INR remains relatively low for retail traders to try and find consistently solid momentum, the shifts occurring in the broad Forex market recently continue to offer the chance to speculate...

Bitcoin price consolidates after a breakout. Explore BTC/USD support at $80,000, resistance at $85,475, and whether bulls can regain momentum.

The GBP/USD pair has moved sideways this week as the recent sell-off faded. After dropping to 1.3204 on Monday, the pair has stabilized at 1.3263, which is still substantially lower than the August high of 1.3677.

The EUR/USD pair continued its downward trend, reaching its lowest level since May last year after the US published mixed macro data. It dropped to 1.1325 on Thursday morning, down 3.18% from its highest point in August, with focus shifting to the upcoming nonfarm payrolls report

The AUD/USD pair continued its strong sell-off, reaching its lowest level since June 30th, and is down by nearly 4% from its highest point in September. It dropped to 0.6947 as traders focused on the upcoming US nonfarm payrolls report.