USD/CHF remains supported by the large interest rate differential between the US and Switzerland, with the franc continuing to serve as a carry-trade funding currency.
About Christopher Lewis
Christopher Lewis is a technical analyst and market commentator at DailyForex with more than two decades of trading experience in Forex and other leveraged markets. Based in Columbus, Ohio, he specializes in chart-based analysis of major currency pairs, stock indices, commodities, and energy markets, focusing on clear support and resistance levels, trend structure, and risk management. Christopher produces daily written and video analysis for traders who rely on technical setups to navigate volatile market conditions.
Areas of Expertise
- Forex trading and major currency pairs
- Technical analysis and price action
- Indices such as the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and DAX
- Commodities, especially gold and crude oil
- Energy markets, including natural gas
- Short- and medium-term swing trading
- Risk management and position sizing in leveraged markets
- Trading education through articles and video commentary
Professional Background
- Market analyst and contributor at DailyForex, providing regular technical analysis and forecasts on Forex pairs, indices, and commodities.
- Analyst and author at FXEmpire, covering global markets with a focus on technical levels and price behavior.
- Founder of The Trader Guy, where he has published market commentary and analysis for retail traders.
- Long-term private trader with over 20 years of experience in Forex, futures, and related markets.
- Producer of educational trading videos and chart reviews aimed at helping traders interpret technical patterns and market structure.
Financial Qualifications
- Extensive practical trading experience in leveraged markets, with a focus on technical analysis and disciplined risk control.
Education
- Bachelor of Science degree from Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio, supporting his analytical approach to markets.
Media & Industry Features
- Regularly published analyst on FXEmpire, a well-known financial news and analysis outlet.
- Market commentary and analysis distributed across online trading communities and educational platforms through The Trader Guy.
Podcast & Market Commentary
Christopher is the co-host of the Pairs Of Aces podcast. He frequently shares his views on market trends and technical setups through online videos, and recorded commentary published on DailyForex and other channels. These sessions focus on practical chart analysis, key technical zones, and how traders can respond to shifting volatility.
Trading & Market Philosophy
Christopher’s approach centers on clear technical structures, focusing on major support and resistance zones, trend direction, and candlestick behavior as the foundation for trading decisions. He emphasizes risk management, realistic expectations, and the importance of aligning trades with broader market conditions rather than chasing short-lived moves.
Why Readers Trust Christopher Lewis
- More than 20 years of hands-on trading experience in Forex and related markets.
- Long-standing analyst roles with DailyForex and FXEmpire, producing consistent technical coverage across multiple asset classes.
- Recognized presence through The Trader Guy brand and educational content.
- Clear, chart-based analysis that focuses on identifiable levels and risk management rather than speculative predictions.
- Regular output of written and video commentary that helps traders interpret market moves.
Latest 12 Articles
EUR/JPY is attempting to stabilize within the ¥175–¥178 demand zone as buyers look for value, although French debt concerns continue to weigh on the euro. A break above ¥178 could support a move toward ¥181, while a fall below ¥175 would significantly weaken the outlook.
AUD/USD is showing signs of stabilizing near the lower end of its broader trading range, with buyers appearing around 0.6950. Oversold momentum, a relatively hawkish RBA and commodity demand could support a bounce, although the pair remains range-bound.
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Gold is testing a major $4,000–$4,200 demand zone and its longer-term uptrend line as high interest rates pressure prices. Remains bullish longer term, with a break above the 200-day EMA potentially opening the way toward $4,700.
USD/CAD looks overextended and could pull back toward 1.42–1.4150, but the broader outlook remains bullish. Chris is watching for a break above 1.43 combined with a weaker-than-expected Ivey PMI as a potential buy signal targeting 1.4415.
NZD/USD is testing major support around 0.55–0.56 and may be due for a short-term bounce. However, we remain bearish and favors selling signs of exhaustion near 0.57, while a break below 0.55 would signal a major technical breach.
EUR/USD remains bearish after breaking a major support level, as concerns over French debt and rising US yields pressure the euro. Short-term rallies may attract sellers, with 1.10 emerging as the next major downside target.
Silver remains under pressure as US interest rates rebound, but the metal is holding above a major $55–$60 support zone. Buyers could return in this area, although bond-market moves and geopolitical headlines remain key risks.
Copper remains supported above the key $6.50 level as the market trades within an uptrend channel. Chris remains bullish, with $6.40 providing additional support and $7 emerging as the next potential upside target.
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EUR/USD remains bearish after breaking below the 1.13 level, with French debt concerns overshadowing weaker US jobs data. Sellers continue to control rallies as European energy risks add further pressure to the euro.
The DAX is holding near its 200-day EMA as German bond yields ease, but resistance around the 50-day EMA remains a key hurdle. A break higher could put 26,000 in focus, while energy concerns continue to create volatility.
WTI crude oil is testing a key support zone around the 50-day EMA, rising trendline and bottom of its trading channel. Buyers have started to emerge, but Middle East headlines could determine the market’s next major move.
