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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The US dollar is testing key resistance at 148 yen as rising US bond yields and Japan’s potential QE push USD/JPY toward a breakout targeting 151 and beyond.
Bitcoin pulled back after an early rally on Monday, with traders now watching key support zones near $110K as potential reentry points for the next leg higher.
The FTSE 100 has broken above the critical 9000 level, signaling strong bullish momentum with dip-buyers eyeing further upside toward the 9250 zone.
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Copper markets remain volatile but supported, as dip buyers emerge amid tariff threats, keeping focus on the key $6 resistance level and bullish momentum.
The US dollar rebounded against the Swiss franc on Monday, eyeing the critical 0.80 level as a potential launch point toward 0.81 and trend reversal.
USD/CAD remains volatile after gapping higher, with key trading signals emerging around the 1.3550 support and a potential breakout above 1.38.
Silver retraced on Monday after a strong rally, but as long as it holds above $37.50 support, the bullish trend targeting $40 remains intact.
The British pound has broken below a key trend channel and the 50-day EMA, suggesting further downside toward 1.33 or 1.31 before potential buyers return.
The euro surged against the yen after an initial gap down, targeting ¥173 and ¥175 as BOJ bond market troubles hint at more yen weakness ahead.
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Gold prices remain volatile and rangebound near $3350 as tariff headlines and a stronger U.S. dollar weigh on sentiment, with key support at $3200 and resistance at $3500.
USD/ZAR continues its climb near 17.89 as rising tariff fears and upcoming U.S. economic data drive volatility, with traders eyeing 17.94200 as the next target.
The GBP/USD exchange rate has pulled back in the past few weeks and moved to its lowest level since June 23rd. It moved from the year-to-date high of 1.3785
USD/MXN remains near key support at 18.69 as traders brace for U.S. inflation data and tariff rhetoric, with the long-term downtrend still intact despite near-term volatility.
Gold remains bullish above $3,300, with rising trade tensions and copper-driven inflation boosting safe haven demand as XAU/USD eyes a breakout toward $3,400.
The EUR/USD exchange rate pulled back to the important support level at 1.1700 as traders waited for the upcoming US inflation data and after Donald Trump