Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The AUD/USD exchange rate pulled back slightly as the post-Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) jump faded and as geopolitical risks rose. It pulled back to 0.6980, down from this week's high of 0.7050.

The AUD/JPY exchange rate continued its strong rally, reaching its highest level in decades as the ongoing Japanese yen retreat and the hawkish Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) interest rate decision. It rose to a high of 110.15, up sharply from the 2025 low of 86.

The 0.86 level is an area that I will continue to pay close attention to, as it has been a bit of a floor in this market.

The Nasdaq 100 sees a bit of selling pressure on Wednesday, as it is now testing the critical support level near the 25,000 level.

Traders continue to look at the upside in this pair but face a resistance barrier.

The US dollar continues to rise against the Franc on Wednesday as the Swiss National Bank is trying to turn things around.

The Aussie continues to see a lot of noise, but at this point, we have a lot of questions about the market overall.

I look at this market as one that could offer opportunities on dips, but it will also be very noisy and rocky to say the least.

The USD/CAD has pulled back just a touch against the Canadian dollar near the crucial 1.37 level, as that level continues to be important. With oil fighting back against the sellers, this pair tilts toward the CAD at the moment.

The S&P 500 continues to see the 7,000 level as a major ceiling in the market, as we are waiting to see whether we can get a daily close above that level.

The NVIDIA market has struggled a bit recently, as traders are starting to question a lot of arrangements in the AI space.

The gold market has jumped nicely on Tuesday, as we continue to see plenty of interest in the metals sector. Ultiamtely, this is a good sign, but also a dangerous one.

The US dollar fell during the trading session on Tuesday against the Mexican peso to continue to overall strong downtrend that has been very reliable over the last few months. That being said, this is an interest rate play, and more.

The silver market has proven itself to be far too dangerous for the average retail trader, and the markets are likely to be a very dangerous place to trade at the moment.

The British pound is slightly positive on Tuesday, as we are trying to turn things around in this market.