Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Gold prices recover from recent lows, consolidating near $3353 as traders watch $3400 resistance, geopolitical talks, and Fed policy signals.

The US dollar holds firm against the Canadian dollar above 1.3750, with EMAs shaping support and resistance as trade tensions fuel volatility.

The US dollar steadies against the Mexican peso near key resistance, with traders watching the 18.50–19.00 zone as economic trends shape direction.

Ethereum loses steam near $4,600, with buyers watching $4,200 and $4,000 support as Bitcoin’s weakness caps crypto upside in thin summer trading.

GBP/JPY rebounds near ¥199 as buyers defend support. A daily close above ¥200.20 could spark a rally toward ¥203, with strong EMA support below 197.

The NASDAQ 100 trades sideways on thin summer volume, with 23,250 seen as key support and a breakout above 24,000 signaling renewed bullish momentum.

The latest earnings release sent shares lower, but investors benefit from excellent return on invested capital and superb profit margins. While ABNB is expanding into two core growth markets, two developments have changed my recommendation since last time. Should you buy the dip?

Following a more than $100 sell-off since the end of July, the balance sheet looks healthy. The implementation of AI-assisted tools shows early signs of delivering future results, but valuations remain high. Does the horizontal support zone warrant a buy order?

WTI crude oil struggles below $65, with traders watching Fed policy, global trade, and geopolitical developments for the next breakout signal.

The US dollar is consolidating against the Swiss franc near the 50-day EMA, with traders watching Fed policy shifts and the franc’s safe-haven appeal.

Bitcoin retreats after a false breakout, with risk-off sentiment pushing prices toward $115K support as traders await the Fed’s September statement.

Gold remains rangebound with $3,500 acting as a key barrier, while traders eye potential breakouts toward $3,800 or pullbacks toward $3,200.

The US dollar is consolidating between major moving averages against the yen, with traders watching for a breakout above 148 or a slide below 145.

With rising geopolitical tensions and NATO-backed defense spending, top war stocks like Lockheed Martin and Leidos Holdings offer strong long-term value through innovation, government contracts, and resilient earnings.

The AUD/USD pair is trading in a tight range near 0.6500 as traders digest mixed Australian employment data and await policy signals from the upcoming Jackson Hole Symposium.