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.
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Bitcoin has shown itself to be a little bit negative early on Thursday, but that's not a huge surprise after the price action that we have seen over the last few days.
The Euro continues to try to rise, but there is a significant amount of resistance above that you will have to pay close attention to.
The gold market rose as the rates in the United States dropped early on Thursday.
Silver has rallied on Thursday again, as the interest rates in the United States have fallen. However, Friday has the jobs report to focus on as well.
The US dollar has drifted a little bit lower early on Thursday, as trading continues to follow interest rates.
The Australian dollar initially rallied on Thursday before rolling over in the noise of the headlines, and the hesitation of the Non-Farm Payroll figures coming out of the USA on Friday.
Copper has rallied again on Thursday as we watch rates, headlines, and of course, longer-term demand for copper.
The German index has struggled a little bit on Thursday, as traders continue to pay close attention to headlines, and the German 10-year yield.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average initially rallied on Thursday but has fallen again, as traders will be focusing on Non-Farm Payroll numbers on Friday.
The US dollar bounced from the crucial 156-yen level during Thursday to shows signs of life again against the Japanese yen.
The GBP/USD finished this past week showing it had the capability of sustaining a higher realm going into this weekend near the 1.36275 mark.
As the prospects of a peace deal between the USA and Iran seemed to rise again, risk assets and stocks rose last week, while energy prices took a hit. Find out if a turnaround might happen this week as we face another Trump war deadline due Thursday.
Futures prices for WTI Crude Oil finished near the $91.480 mark going into this weekend, this after touching lows near the $87.000 mark on Wednesday.
Gold, Bitcoin, Nasdaq 100 and major FX pairs trade near key technical zones as markets react to rates and risk sentiment.
The US dollar bounces from the key 156-yen level as geopolitical noise and BOJ intervention pressure ease, with a hot NFP print on Friday potentially driving a grind back toward 158 yen.
