Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The British pound’s rally faltered near the 1.3350 resistance level, with technical signs pointing to a potential decline toward 1.27 if support at 1.3135 breaks.

The USD/JPY pair is consolidating just under the 200-day EMA near 148, with traders watching for a breakout toward 151 or a drop back toward 146 if momentum fails.

The USD/CAD pair is hovering near key technical levels as traders brace for Canadian employment data, with 1.39 resistance and 1.3550 support defining the next breakout path.

The excessive PEG ratio overshadows low valuations and prices close to its book value. Balance sheet issues flash a red flag, and this regional bank engages in one practice that could lead to a lower share price. Is it time to sell the rallies?

A good return on equity, a healthy profit margin, and an ongoing restructuring plan to become a digital-first multichannel tech retailer, make a compelling long-term buying case for BBY, but how resilient is the consumer? Is it time to buy?

The long-term bullish trend is over, so the price is likely to show more ranging behaviour. A long trade from a bounce near the $1.1500 area looks like today’s best likely opportunity.

AUD/USD extended its pullback from recent highs as disappointing US job figures and renewed tariff fears weighed on sentiment, with bears targeting the 0.6375 level.

CME FedWatch Shows 90% Chance of September Rate Cut of 0.25%; Stocks Rising in Asia, USA; Gold Holding Up After Last Week's Advance

GBP/USD continues to weaken ahead of the Bank of England’s rate decision, with technical indicators pointing to further downside below the 1.3145 support level.

Bitcoin (BTC/USD) climbed above $115K as institutional accumulation and a bullish break-and-retest pattern point to potential gains targeting the $120K level.

Gold prices (XAU/USD) stabilized around $3,360 with a neutral bias after weak US employment data boosted hopes for a September Fed rate cut, setting the stage for potential gains toward $3,400.

EUR/USD remains under pressure near 1.1586 after weak US payroll data boosted Fed rate cut bets, but bearish signals still dominate the chart.

USD/MXN remains volatile yet contained near 18.8800 as traders digest weak US jobs data, Fed hesitation, and ongoing tariff tensions.

A promising AI future struggles with earnings and profitability issues. Healthy gross margins and earnings per share growth in the past year provide reason for optimism. Should you trust CrowdStrike’s support levels following a 12%+ sell-off?

An excellent return on equity cannot overcome other balance sheet issues. AI demand for data centers is expected to continue driving growth, but can CSCO overcome trust issues? Price action completed a breakout, but what will follow?