Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The EUR/USD continued its steep climb to 1.1770 amid dollar weakness and policy concerns, with bulls targeting 1.200 ahead of critical US economic data.

The USD/ZAR pair enters July near multi-month lows, driven by sustained dollar weakness, improving sentiment toward South Africa, and key tariff deadlines ahead.

After a sharp spike amid geopolitical tension, the USD/INR has settled back to familiar levels, with July’s outlook hinging on U.S.-India tariff talks and RBI policy.

The EUR/USD pair enters July 2025 with strong bullish momentum after a stellar June, but looming resistance levels, Fed policy uncertainty, and tariff deadlines may spark increased volatility and test the pair’s durability near multi-year highs.

The Turkish Lira continues to weaken sharply against the US dollar, and unless strong technical rebounds emerge, further declines toward 0.0225 are likely.

EUR/USD remains bullish near a multi-year high, supported by a weak US dollar and Fed speculation, though overbought conditions may limit short-term gains.

Ethereum’s recent doubling in value has raised hopes among some crypto analysts that the price will rally later this year to reach $10,000 by year end.

The S&P 500 trades above 6,200 on Monday, but short-term volatility is expected due to U.S. spending bill tensions, economic data, and tariff negotiations.

The Nasdaq 100 reached record highs near 22,650 on Monday, though upcoming political and tariff uncertainties suggest short-term volatility remains a threat.

The backdrop of this automobile assembler is a rising share count and shrinking profit margins with added political pressure. The combination of a technical breakdown coupled with more fundamental issues creates an interesting trade as traders square off against loyalists.

Rising bearish pressures and fundamental challenges, including update delays, meet prospects for a long-term breakout catalyst. They combine for an interesting medium-term trade.

Bitcoin is poised to hit $112,000 as bullish flag and strong ETF inflows drive momentum above key moving averages and breakout patterns.

GBP/USD continues its bullish run toward 1.3850 as traders await UK GDP data and key US job figures amid dollar weakness and rate cut speculation.

EUR/USD continues its upward rally toward 1.1850, fueled by Fed leadership speculation, trade deal optimism, and weakening US dollar sentiment.

The New Zealand dollar failed to sustain early gains on Friday, facing resistance at 0.61 and possibly retreating toward the 0.60 support zone in a range-bound market.