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.
The USD/MXN pair remains under pressure near 17.5 resistance, with traders watching for exhaustion to reenter short positions amid a dominant peso-driven carry trade.
The British pound remains resilient against the US dollar, holding firm above key support as consolidation reflects bullish sentiment and central bank divergence.
The NASDAQ 100 dropped sharply Thursday on AI-related tech sell-offs, but strong support near the 50-day EMA could spark a rebound and continuation higher.
Gold faced wild swings on Thursday after hitting $5,600, with the potential for a pullback toward $5,000 amid increased volatility and trader caution.
The euro is holding above key support at 1.1850, with bullish momentum aiming for the 1.22 level as traders weigh Fed policy shifts and technical signals.
Dogecoin (DOGE) is currently trading around $0.12, holding within a narrow consolidation range after recent volatility.
The EUR/USD is near the 1.19500 level as of this writing with fast conditions still shaking the broad Forex market, this as the currency pair traverses within values it has not seen since June 2021 in a sustained manner.
The USD/ILS is near the 3.08475 ratio as of this morning with a wide spread being seen, this as the broad Forex market continues to be hyper-volatile and financial institutions react.
The NZD/USD is near the 0.60700 mark as of this writing with lightning quick changes of value being seen and a wide spread that speculators will have to treat with care.
The British Pound has been gaining very strongly against the US Dollar this week, but there are early signs of a bearish double top at $1.3850.
The USD/ZAR not only has broken below the important psychological level of 16.00000 in the past couple of days, but is now trading near the 15.74000 realm with fast trading easy to see.
The S&P 500 has spent the bulk of January, perhaps doing so in order to work off some of the excess that the markets have seen for the last several months before.
Silver has been very noisy to say the least, mainly to the upside obviously during the month of January as well as several months before. All things being equal, this is a market that I think is going to continue to see a lot of noisy and bullish behavior, but a short-term pullback from here then opens up the possibility of finding value in a market that has essentially just exploded to the upside.
The Nasdaq 100 has gone back and forth again during the month of January continuing the sideways action that we had seen in both November and December. Ultimately, I think this is a market that is trying to do everything they can to break above the 26,000 level.
While silver has been taking most of the headlines, it is worth noting that during the month of January we saw gold piercing the crucial $5,000 level, an area that I thought it would be months before we took out.
