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.
Bitcoin no longer has to prove that regulated fund demand exists. It must show what happens when that demand becomes thinner as the latest inflation report leaves bond and currency markets weighing persistent price pressure against strong consumer spending.
NASDAQ 100 enters October with a bullish bias above 30,000. A break of 32,000 could target 35,000, while 28,500 remains key support.
Gold enters October testing the $4,150–$4,000 support zone. Rising US rates remain the key headwind, making $4,000 the critical level to watch.
EUR/USD enters October near 1.13 support after a sharp decline. Falling US yields could trigger a rebound, but 1.15 remains key resistance.
Ethereum enters October with a positive bias, but $2,750 remains a key hurdle. A breakout could target $3,000, while $2,500 offers important support.
AUD/USD enters October under pressure from rising US yields, but 0.69 could provide support and trigger a rebound. A break below 0.68 would weaken the outlook.
NZD/USD remains bearish as rising US yields favor the dollar. The pair looks oversold, but any rebound could face resistance near 0.5750.
EUR/JPY faces a two-way setup: below ¥177.50 favors a bearish move, while a break above ¥179 could trigger a short-term bullish trade.
This currency pair has finally begun to lose a little momentum after a sharp move higher. That does not necessarily mean the broader bullish argument has disappeared, but the market has arrived at an area where traders have seen resistance before.
EUR/CAD remains range-bound between 1.60 support and 1.61 resistance, but growing buying pressure could eventually push the pair toward 1.6250.
AUD/CHF holds above 0.58 after the RBA rate hike widened the rate advantage, with 0.5850 emerging as the key resistance level.
USD/JPY holds near ¥158 as US rates support the dollar. PCE data could determine the next move, with BoJ intervention remaining a key risk.
USD/CHF tests 0.8350 after a strong rally, with rate differentials favoring the dollar and 0.82 providing key support on a pullback.
Silver attempts a relief rally, but rising US rates may limit gains. XAG/USD faces key resistance near $65, while $60 remains critical support.
While optimists can think that all will turn out good in the coming days and months in the Middle East, and folks with a negative of mindset may believe all will return back to a violent mix, it appears most large players remain unconvinced where to stand.
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