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.
EUR/USD remains vulnerable below key resistance at 1.1590, with a bearish setup targeting 1.1475 amid cautious Fed commentary and mixed eurozone data.
EUR/USD remains under bearish pressure near 1.1585 as traders await key comments from Fed officials and German inflation data, with 1.1500 as a critical support level.
Gold (XAU/USD) remains bullish as safe haven demand intensifies due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown, with support near $4050 and resistance at $4190–$4220.
USD/BRL continues its steady decline toward long-term support levels near 5.2500, with upcoming U.S. shutdown vote likely to trigger short-term volatility.
Slow net income growth, negative sentiment across the real estate sector, and an unsustainable dividend yield could spell trouble ahead. Did earnings confirm more downside for Invitation Homes?
An earnings miss, a disappointing return on equity, and a decrease in the top-end full-year EPS guidance raised red flags. Did earnings suggest downside ahead for Evergy?
Excellent profit margins, understated future earnings potential, and winning the bidding war for Metsera have injected bullishness. Should you buy Pfizer following the Metsera deal?
USD/ZAR continues to test the 17.13 support level after a sharp decline, with potential volatility ahead of the US government shutdown vote.
Bitcoin continues to face selling pressure below key resistance at $108,000, with downside risks increasing if the $100,000 support fails to hold.
The British Pound rebounded toward 1.32 on Tuesday, but lingering resistance at the 200-day EMA suggests short-term rallies could face renewed selling pressure.
Bitcoin remains under bearish pressure as weak sentiment and technical breakdowns point to a potential drop toward the 98,220 support level.
GBP/USD remains under bearish pressure as technical patterns and weak UK jobs data suggest a move toward the 1.3015 support level is increasingly likely.
Improving risk sentiment is boosting the Euro, but it is also holding up the Dollar, so gains here might be limited.
The S&P 500 pulled back on Tuesday but remains in a broader uptrend, with 6,800 offering support and 7,000 a likely year-end target amid seasonal optimism.
The US dollar fell sharply against the Swiss franc on Tuesday but remains within a consolidation range, with strong support at 0.79 and possible SNB intervention looming.
