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/MXN reversed early gains on Friday, and a breakdown below 18.20 could trigger a move toward 18.00 as traders favor peso strength amid diverging rate expectations.
The British pound is at a critical juncture near 1.32, where a decisive move above or below key technical levels could define the next major trend amid uncertain Fed and BoE rate paths.
The US dollar weakened against the Canadian dollar on Friday as shifting Fed rate expectations drove volatility around the 1.40 level, though broader fundamentals still limit downside.
The NASDAQ 100 pushed higher on Friday, driven by bullish sentiment and a surge in Intel, with traders positioning for a year-end rally and further upside.
USD/JPY slipped slightly in light trading, but remains in a broader uptrend supported by U.S.–Japan policy divergence and continued dip-buying interest above key levels.
Silver soared on Friday due to a powerful short squeeze and low-volume breakout, but extreme volatility calls for cautious position sizing and protection against sharp reversals.
The euro bounced back from early weakness on Friday amid renewed Fed rate cut speculation, but broader bearish pressure remains unless EUR/USD breaks above the 1.17 resistance level.
Bitcoin failed to break above key resistance on Friday, signaling ongoing weakness and raising the likelihood of either a drop below $80,000 or the formation of a broader consolidation range.
Gold surged in Friday’s shortened session, with bullish momentum and strong dip-buying interest pointing toward a potential rally to $4,400 unless key support at $3,950 is broken.
Pledges by NATO countries to boost defense spending provide a tailwind for earnings in the years ahead. Do you know what to look for in defense stocks?
Healthcare spending accounts for nearly 20% of GDP, with total 2025 spending expected to be over $5.3 trillion. The US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services expects healthcare spending to rise by 5.8% annually through 2033. What are the best pharma stocks?
An expanding AI leadership, a move away from NVIDIA chips, and excellent operational metrics. Is there a post earnings buying signal for META?
Exceptional growth potential across multiple sectors and ongoing integration with industry-leading AI firms combine for an interesting setup. Should you buy the breakout in Amazon?
A strong iPhone 17 launch faces high valuations, the absence of an AI strategy, and a cloudy outlook following the initial iPhone 17 hype. Is the good news for Apple already priced in?
The AUD/USD pair has rallied on hawkish RBA expectations, but a potential head-and-shoulders pattern warns of a possible pullback toward 0.6450.
