Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

WTI crude extends its decline amid rising supply risks from Russia and OPEC+, with prices targeting new yearly lows.

EUR/USD holds a tight range and forms a bullish flag while traders await key data from the ECB and the Federal Reserve.

Weekly market outlook for December 1: gold, FX pairs, indices and Bitcoin with key levels and trends for traders in Spain and Latin America.

Bitcoin enters December trapped in a crucial range between $80,000 and $92,500 after a sharp plunge, with sideways consolidation likely unless a breakout or breakdown defines the next major move.

USD/ZAR is hovering near key support at 17.00 as interest rate divergence and market sentiment drive uncertainty, with a potential move to 16.00 or 18.20 depending on Fed direction.

USD/MXN is expected to trade sideways in December 2025, with key support at 18.20 and resistance at 18.75, as U.S. economic softness weighs on both currencies.

The S&P 500 looks poised to trend higher in December, supported by dip-buying and interest rate expectations, though choppy volatility may temper the potential Santa Claus rally.

USD/INR remains firmly bullish heading into December 2025, with the U.S. dollar targeting ₹90 amid persistent rupee weakness and global economic headwinds.

The Nasdaq 100 faces a potentially muted December 2025 as it tests support at 23,250, with a possible Santa Claus rally hinging on rate cut expectations and year-end investor positioning.

Gold enters December 2025 consolidating around $4,000, with traders watching $3,900 for downside risk and $4,200–$4,400 for breakout potential.

EUR/USD enters December 2025 in a volatile consolidation range, with traders eyeing 1.17 for a breakout and 1.14 as crucial support amid shifting Fed rate sentiment.

Crude oil remains under pressure entering December 2025, with oversupply, weak seasonal demand, and slowing global growth capping prices below key resistance at $60.

Bitcoin's rally stalled near $92,500 as fading momentum and institutional caution suggest further consolidation, with critical levels at $80,000 and $93,000 guiding near-term outlook.

Crude oil remains range-bound between $55 and $60 amid thin holiday trading, with resistance holding firm and short-term selling signals emerging near key levels.