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.
The British pound rallied a bit in the early hours of Tuesday, as we continue to see a bit of a bounce at this point. The pair is trying to continue to bounce, but we have a few things above that could cause a bit of an issue. The market has been consolidating for some time, but the market is essentially trying to sort out whether or not it can make a bigger move. With the Non-Farm Payroll numbers coming out on Friday, the market could be a bit quiet between now and then.
The Australian dollar rallied a bit in the early hours of Tuesday, breaking above the previous rectangle to show signs of continuation to the upside. However, the market has been very noisy, and the Australian dollar has been a bit strange to say the least, as it hasn’t gained on the US dollar as strongly as many others had recently. This market has been one that has been a bit lackluster, even when the US dollar was being crushed by the Euro, Pound, etc.
The price seems to have made a very bullish base within a supportive area below and looks likely to rise firmly today, despite the potential resistance near $1.3500.
The USD/MXN is around the 18.29720 vicinity as of this writing with a wide spread being displayed, this as the broad Forex market is operating in full as the U.S government shutdown has begun.
The USD/SGD is near the 1.28900 vicinity in early trading this morning, less than one hour after the U.S government shutdown officially began. Trading action has been calm thus far as financial institutions maneuver.
The EUR/USD exchange rate was flat on Wednesday this week as market participants reacted to the latest government shutdown in the United States and its implications on the American economy. It was trading at 1.1740 up from last week's low of 1.1635.
Bitcoin price has bounced back this week as demand from American investors has rebounded. The BTC/USD pair has jumped in the last three days and is hovering at its highest point since September 22.
The AUD/USD exchange rate rose after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) concluded its two-day monetary policy meeting and did what analysts were expecting. It rose to 0.6615, its highest in a week.
The S&P 500 remains in a powerful uptrend, though October may bring a healthy pullback toward 6,500 as investors digest September’s gains.
Gold remains in a powerful uptrend heading into October 2025, with pullbacks toward $3,700–$3,500 likely to attract buyers as central banks keep demand strong.
WTI crude oil is expected to stay range-bound between $60 and $66 in October 2025, with choppy trading driven by rising supply and mixed demand signals.
The NASDAQ 100 trades near the key 25,000 level in October 2025, with pullbacks offering value as bulls eye a breakout to new highs.
USD/MXN trades under pressure as Mexico benefits from strong US demand. Technicals point bearish unless 19.00 breaks higher.
Gold (XAU/USD) surged to fresh highs near $3,870, with traders eyeing the historic $4,000 level as US shutdown fears and Fed rate cut expectations fuel demand.
The EUR/USD is consolidating in narrow ranges, with traders awaiting Eurozone CPI and US labor data, as signals highlight fragile euro strength and key support at 1.1600.
