Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The US dollar rose on Monday against the Canadian dollar but has since seen a bit of a pullback. The range continues as far as I can see.

Crude oil remains a difficult market to be involved in, as the headline noise is almost constant here.

The S&P 500 is rallying early on Monday, as we continue to focus almost solely on artificial intelligence, as has been the case for some time. With this, the market defies all negativity.

The Australian dollar is continuing to be very strong, although it's more or less a bit of a grind.

Copper continues to watch the artificial intelligence world, and the massive amount of demand that will be coming out of that endeavor. Copper will remain “buy on the dips” going forward.

The interest rate differential is the main story in the USD/JPY pair, as I remain bullish overall.

The NASDAQ 100 continues to rise overall, but the overstretched action has been a bit of a concern recently. At this point, the markets are offering buying opportunities on dips.

The US dollar continues to levitate a bit against the franc, despite some headwinds. Ultimately, this is a pair that pays you to hold it and therefore has a place in your portfolio.

Ether (ETH) has reclaimed a key profitability threshold, sparking renewed optimism among holders and analysts alike.

This currency pair is still held in a range by strong resistance, but a bullish breakout beyond the $1.3637 area may be about to happen

This currency pair is still held in a range by strong resistance, but a bullish breakout beyond the $1.1800 area may be on the way.

Bitcoin has shown itself to be a little bit negative early on Thursday, but that's not a huge surprise after the price action that we have seen over the last few days.

The Euro continues to try to rise, but there is a significant amount of resistance above that you will have to pay close attention to.

The gold market rose as the rates in the United States dropped early on Thursday.

Silver has rallied on Thursday again, as the interest rates in the United States have fallen. However, Friday has the jobs report to focus on as well.