The following are the most recent pieces of Forex technical analysis from around the world. The Forex technical analysis below covers the various currencies on the market and the most recent trends, technical indicators, as well as resistance and support levels.
The GBP/USD pair extended its bullish trend following the Federal Reserve’s third rate cut of the year, surging to 1.3381 as traders eye 1.3500, backed by strong technical momentum and a weaker US dollar.
The EUR/USD pair rose to 1.1692 after the Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut and hawkish comments from the ECB.
The performance of the gold price index on the daily chart hints at a strong forthcoming move in either direction, and today's most significant event—the US Central Bank announcement—may be the catalyst for this to occur. Spot gold prices have been moving in extremely narrow ranges during recent trading sessions, oscillating between the support level of $4163 per ounce and the resistance level of $4259 per ounce. According to gold trading platforms, the yellow metal's index is stabilizing around the $4205 per ounce level.
Dear reader, as observed in market performance, the EUR/USD pair is showing stability within a short-term ascending triangle pattern, with the price currently testing the horizontal resistance level at the psychological mark of 1.1650. This chart pattern typically signals bullish continuation, suggesting the possibility of an upward breakout. The EUR/USD is trading around the 1.1645 level, hovering just below the resistance area that has capped gains since late November.
The USD/SGD as of this morning’s trading is near the 1.29545 ratio which is essentially where the currency pair was trading last week at this time, this as the U.S Federal Reserve gets ready to emerge from the shadows later today.
An increased full-year forecast, increasing momentum in high-end consumer electronics, and stable margins despite cost pressures create an interesting bargain. Is it time to buy Best Buy?
Declining profit margins, a high 5-year PEG ratio, and slowing revenue growth raise concerns amid shifting interest rates and consumer spending. Should you cash out from M&T Bank?
The USD/BRL has jumped higher the past handful of days and closed yesterday’s trading near the 5.4331 ratio, this amidst a rather volatile Tuesday of trading after the currency pair had tested the 5.4950 vicinity earlier.
Declining profit margins, rising input costs, and a high 5-year PEG ratio combine for bearish headwinds. Has the rally in Cisco Systems run its course?
USD/CAD holds quiet ahead of the FOMC decision, trading below the 200-day EMA while testing support from a prior downtrend line. Market direction hinges on the Fed’s tone, with key levels between 1.35 and 1.4250 watched for potential movement.
USD/CHF reversed early weakness and is pressing resistance near 0.81, with traders watching 0.8150 and the 200-day EMA for a breakout. FOMC messaging and Swiss National Bank intervention remain central to the pair’s long-term direction.
The cryptocurrency market continues to keep traders on their toes, with sudden spikes and drawdowns liquidating longs and shorts, leaving many befuddled as to what comes next.
Bitcoin trades near $94,900 before the Fed’s expected rate cut, but bearish technicals and a potential "sell the news" reaction threaten a reversal toward $85,000.
GBP/USD remains bullish above key support at 1.3300 ahead of the Fed's rate decision, with technicals pointing to a breakout toward 1.3400 and possibly 1.3500 if dovish signals emerge.
The supportive area above $1.1600 has continued to hold ahead of the Fed’s policy meeting taking place later today.
