Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

EUR/USD remains bearish despite the ECB rate hike, as weak price action and resistance near the 200-day EMA keep sellers focused on 1.14.

AUD/USD is trading at a critical technical area near 0.6950, with the 200-day EMA and shifting rate expectations likely to determine the next major move.

USD/MXN remains rangebound after failing at 17.50, with Mexico’s interest rate advantage keeping sellers active on short-term rallies.

USD/JPY remains bullish as the dollar presses against a major long-term resistance zone, though potential BOJ intervention could create sharp short-term volatility.

EUR/CAD is trading sideways near 1.61 as the ECB decision, oil prices, and a negligible rate differential keep the pair trapped in a tight range.

AUD/USD is attempting to recover from support above 0.70, but the next move depends heavily on US yields and whether buyers can clear 0.7150.

USD/CHF remains bullish as the pair consolidates near 0.80, with the US yield advantage and carry trade supporting a potential breakout toward 0.82.

Silver remains bearish for traders as elevated rates pressure prices, but long-term demand from AI, electrification, and tight supply keeps the investment case alive.

NZD/USD remains vulnerable as dollar strength and weak sentiment weigh on the Kiwi, with 0.5800 support and the 200-day EMA acting as key technical levels.

Technical analysis of USD//ILS with key levels, trend direction, and outlook.

This currency pair is continuing to consolidate and has been doing so for a while.

Gold prices continue to face heavy selling pressure as market bets increase on the continuation of the US Federal Reserve's tight monetary policy. This comes

Investors are now focused on the European Central Bank's decision today, Thursday, which could represent the next major test for the EUR/USD pair's performance

Gold is breaking down as elevated interest rates and energy inflation concerns weigh on sentiment, with traders now watching $4,000 as the next major support zone.

GBP/USD continues to trade in a tight 200-pip range, with the 200-day EMA acting as the key pivot and 1.33–1.35 defining support and resistance.