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/MYR continues its slow but steady decline after breaking 4.10, with multi-year lows signaling strong Ringgit momentum ahead of thin holiday trading.
Monero (XMR) has shown renewed strength in recent sessions, pushing above the $420 level and briefly testing the $430–$440 zone.
GBP/USD saw sharp swings ahead of the BoE decision, with dollar flows leading price action and key levels at 1.34–1.35 shaping the next move.
AUD/USD pulls back from range resistance as global risk sentiment dominates, keeping the pair neutral while volatility and key levels guide direction.
NZD/USD is stalling near 0.58 as weak risk sentiment and key moving averages cap gains, keeping downside targets such as 0.5750 and 0.5680 in play.
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Bitcoin remains in consolidation between major support and resistance, with long-term buyers accumulating while broader risk sentiment dictates direction.
EUR/JPY continues climbing in a strong uptrend, with central bank meetings bringing short-term caution while long-term carry dynamics still favor euro strength.
Gold continues to test the $4,400 barrier, with strong support and central bank demand signaling a bullish path toward $4,500 and beyond.
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Bitcoin remains evenly balanced within a consolidation pattern and might stay here for a while.
USD/CAD rebounds from key support at 1.3750, with broader dollar momentum and Fed outlook driving potential moves toward or away from the 1.38–1.40 zone.
USD/JPY remains bullish above key support near 155, with the 50-day EMA reinforcing a buy-the-dip outlook ahead of the Bank of Japan decision.
AUD/USD remains supported near 0.6600, with rising inflation expectations in Australia boosting the bullish case toward 0.6685–0.6700.
