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 US dollar initially broke higher during the trading session on Friday, breaking above the 17.5 level, only to turn around yet again, at the same important level it has all week.
The interest rate differential continues to be a mainstay of this pair, as we are levitating into the weekend, looking bullish overall.
The Australian dollar rallied a bit in the early hours of Friday, as the Aussie looks to rally into the weekend. The range continues to be well-defined, with the 0.79 level and the 0.81 level both offering important barriers.
The USD/ZAR has hovered near the key metric of 16.00000 since Friday and upon opening this week the currency pair is traversing slightly below the barometer around 15.99910, but this depends on the bids and asks being displayed by brokers.
Bitcoin has been horrific lately, as the markets continue to see a lot of selling pressure overall. Bitcoin is still looking for some kind of reason to move in a positive light, other than being oversold.
The Nasdaq 100 rallied a bit on Friday, as we continue to see a lot of buyers jumping into the US stock markets, and it’s likely we will continue to see upward momentum.
The $5,000 level is looming large at this point in time, as the rally on Friday has been rather impressive to say the least.
The German DAX continues to see a lot of upward pressure overall, and at this point in time, I think we are more likely than not in the midst of trying to find our bottom.
The light sweet crude oil market looks very mush like a market that is trying to figure out what to do, as the Americans could attack the Iranians over the weekend.
The US dollar has fallen against the South African Rand again on Friday, as we continue to see the carry trade play out here. That being said, I am looking to sell all rallies here.
The GBP/USD exchange rate pulled back sharply last week after the Bank of England (BoE) delivered its interest rate decision. It retreated from the year-to-date high of 1.3877 to the current 1.3612 as investors focus on the upcoming UK GDP and US jobs numbers.
The EUR/USD exchange rate pulled back last week as the US dollar staged a mild recovery and after the European Central Bank (ECB) delivered its interest rate decision., which aligned with what analysts were expecting. It was trading at 1.1820, down significantly from the year-to-date high of 1.2080.
The AUD/USD exchange rate held steady above the key resistance level at 0.700 as investors priced in a potential Federal Reserve and Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) divergence. It rose to a high of 0.7030, a few points below the year-to-date high of 0.7095.
Precious metals continue to consolidate following their burst bubble, while the Australian Dollar and Japanese Yen are the two most interesting major currencies in the Forex market, as dinosaur stocks take their turn to shine.
The EUR/USD finished Friday’s trading near 1.18141, which was above lows seen earlier in the day near 1.17665, but well below highs produced last Monday near the 1.18750 vicinity.
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