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 NASDAQ 100 continues to recover, breaking above the 200-day EMA, though uncertainty around tariffs and technical resistance keeps traders cautious.
The US dollar holds near the 20.00 mark against the Mexican peso as tariff uncertainty and economic interdependence keep the pair in a cautious range.
Bitcoin holds firm in volatile conditions, with a breakout above $90,000 likely to spark bullish momentum toward the $100,000 level.
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Ethereum continues to stabilize around $2,000 amid crypto market volatility, with further gains likely if Bitcoin rallies, though $1,800 remains critical support.
Gold continues to attract buyers above the $3,000 support level, with safe-haven demand and strong bullish momentum keeping the uptrend intact.
EUR/USD pulled back as disappointing Eurozone PMIs and dovish ECB signals pressured the euro, with traders watching 1.0760 and the 200-day EMA for support.
Gold continues to trade above $3,000 as safe-haven demand, global tensions, and expectations of Fed rate cuts support the long-term bullish trend.
Silver gave up early gains on Monday, forming a bearish candlestick, but support at $32.35 and a break above $33.33 could trigger a move toward $34.
The euro pulled back against the Swiss franc but remains supported near 0.95, with rising German yields and dovish Swiss policy favoring a bullish rebound.
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CAD/JPY rallies to the 50-day EMA and ¥160 resistance, with the pair poised for a breakout if trade tensions ease and yen weakness continues.
The DAX rolled over after failing to sustain gains above €23,000, with short-term volatility rising as global trade tensions and rate concerns weigh on sentiment.
GBP/CHF continues to consolidate above 1.14, with interest rate differentials and technical support favoring a bullish “buy the dip” outlook.
USD/BRL rebounds from recent lows as broader USD strength and tariff-related uncertainty drive cautious sentiment in the lead-up to April 2.
The USD/SGD and other major currency pairs have produced cautious approaches the past couple of days, this as the USD/SGD trades near the 1.33980 ratio as of this writing.
The price is looking a bit heavy as it tests the $1.2900 area but will likely be well supported at the zone between $1.2870 and $1.2850.