Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

GBP/USD consolidates in a bullish flag pattern as traders await UK GDP data, with technicals suggesting a breakout toward 1.3565 and beyond.

EUR/USD remains under pressure as geopolitical tensions and strong US retail data drive dollar strength, with technicals pointing toward a test of 1.1500.

The EUR/USD pair is stabilizing after recent losses, with traders watching key U.S. data and Fed uncertainty for the next decisive move.

Gold continues its strong uptrend—reaching all‑time highs near $4,640/oz—as geopolitical tensions and softer U.S. inflation strengthen safe‑haven demand and keep the $5,000/oz target in view.

The Nasdaq 100 failed to hold gains above 25,900 on Tuesday, with rising volatility and shifting sentiment leaving 25,700 as key near-term support.

The S&P 500 reversed from the 7,000 level after a CPI-driven rally, with 6,950 acting as a key support zone amid rising volatility and Fed uncertainty.

The US dollar surged past 159 yen, signaling bullish continuation as carry trade demand and Bank of Japan policy divergence keep buyers in control.

Silver continues its powerful rally, driven by supply concerns and dovish Fed expectations, with bulls setting sights on the key $100 target.

The Euro failed to rally despite soft US CPI data, rejecting the 50-day EMA and suggesting continued range-bound trading with downside risks.

The NASDAQ 100 is showing signs of bullish continuation as tech strength and easing inflation raise breakout potential above 26,000, targeting 28,000.

The DAX continues its strong uptrend but shows overbought signals, with a potential pullback near 24,500 € presenting a buying opportunity before further upside.

AUD/USD trades flat near key resistance as bulls await US inflation data and the Supreme Court ruling on Trump tariffs for a potential breakout to 0.6765.

Bitcoin surged to $94,400 as ETF inflows, lower inflation, and crypto-friendly legislation boosted sentiment, setting the stage for a potential rally to $100K.

The GBP/USD exchange rate retreated sharply after the US published the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data.

A resurgent US Dollar is helping drive down the price, but the supportive area above the nearest round number below looks likely to hold.