Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Silver was bullish again on Wednesday, as we are trying to break to the $100 level above. Short-term pullbacks could also be buying opportunities.

USD/JPY remains in a larger consolidation range, as we continue to see the interest rate differential play out in the “carry trade.”

The US dollar tried to breakout against the Canadian dollar but failed as the resistance has held so far.

The Australian dollar rallied again during the trading session as we are looking to finally break out above the crucial 0.7150 level. Ultimately, the central bank in Australia is a big factor.

The Bitcoin market was strong on Wednesday, as traders are perhaps out there looking to take advantage of “cheap Bitcoin.” This is a market that has been horrible, so value hunters are probably going to be attracted to this asset.

The Nasdaq 100 rallied on Wednesday so show signs of life going forward. At this point, the markets are still in a range, but it looks as if we are trying to reach the top of the range.

The technical picture looks short-term bearish as the price falls below key support levels with bearish momentum.

The New Zealand dollar has jumped enough to reach the 0.60 level on Wednesday, as it takes advantage of US dollar weakness.

The USD/ILS exchange rate continued its strong downward trend, and is hovering near its lowest level in years, even as geopolitical risks in the Middle East have risen. The pair was trading at 3.0864 on Thursday, down sharply from 4.0858, its highest level since October 2023.

The NZD/USD exchange rate held steady this week as market participants focused on the potential divergence between the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) and the Federal Reserve. It rose to the key resistance level at 0.600, up from this month's low of 0.5935.

The EUR/USD exchange rate held steady after Europe published an encouraging consumer inflation report. It was trading at 1.1815 on Thursday, a few points above this week's low of 1.1742.

Bitcoin price resumed its strong rebound as market participants embraced a risk-on sentiment and as investors bought the dip.

The AUD/USD exchange rate jumped and neared its highest level this year after a report showed that Australia's consumer inflation rose in January this year. It was trading at 0.7120, much higher than the year-to-date low of 0.6420.

The cryptocurrency market is now deep in the throes of a crypto winter, with prices collapsing as evidenced by the more than $2 trillion decline in total market cap since late October.

The price action is choppy and stuck within a quite narrow range, with an eventual bullish breakout looking a little more likely than a bearish breakdown.