Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The British pound declined sharply on Friday, with 1.32 acting as resistance and bearish technical signals—including a potential death cross—reinforcing downside pressure.

The euro rebounded from extreme lows against the Swiss franc on Friday as traders speculated on SNB support near 0.92 and relief from a new U.S.–Swiss trade deal.

The New Zealand dollar bounced toward 0.57 on Friday but remains in a firm downtrend, with risk-off sentiment and U.S.–China tensions capping upside potential.

AUD/USD remains trapped in a tight range as markets await the RBA meeting minutes and key Fed signals, with momentum showing signs of exhaustion.

Bitcoin’s downtrend intensified as falling open interest, ETF outflows, and bearish technical patterns point to further losses toward $90,000.

GBP/USD remains under pressure near 1.3200 as traders await UK inflation data, with technicals and policy uncertainty favoring a potential drop to 1.3015.

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The GBP/USD went into this week near the 1.31725 ratio, which is essentially near values seen at the end of October, this as speculative conditions are likely rise in Forex in the coming days.

WTI Crude Oil went into this weekend via futures prices around 59.595 which is very close to where the commodity finished in the previous week.

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The euro climbed slightly on Thursday but remains in a volatile range, with continued downside risk toward 1.14 unless a breakout above 1.17 occurs.