Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Gold remains in a strong uptrend despite short-term exhaustion, with $3,000 as key support and a bullish flag pointing to a $3,300 target.

Bitcoin rebounds slightly as traders eye a potential move to $85K, with $81K seen as a key buy zone and the $90K level as critical resistance.

NZD/USD climbs above 0.574 after rebounding from early-week lows, but looming U.S. tariff announcements could bring sharp volatility to the pair.

USD/RUB remains range-bound near 84.38 as fading hopes for a Russia-Ukraine agreement and shifting U.S. focus suggest limited upside with near-term volatility.

The British pound is bouncing from key support near ¥193 against the yen, with bulls eyeing ¥196 and potentially ¥200, while ¥190 remains a key downside level.

USD/CHF remains range-bound near 0.89 as traders await U.S. tariff details, with a breakout targeting 0.90 and 0.8750 acting as critical support.

Crude oil retreats from the 200-day EMA as traders await U.S. tariff announcements, with $70 support and $78.50 resistance defining near-term direction.

Copper prices retreat after reaching the $5.30 target, with traders watching $4.80 support and $5.15 resistance amid tariff concerns and growth uncertainty.

The German DAX rallied Tuesday, showing relative strength amid global uncertainty, with traders eyeing US tariffs and key levels at 22,000 and 23,000 euros.

AUD/USD consolidates in a symmetrical triangle near 0.6270, with traders eyeing a breakout as US tariff risks and key jobs data drive market sentiment.

BTC/USD trades below key resistance as a bearish flag pattern points to a potential breakdown toward $80K, with traders bracing for tariff-driven volatility.

EUR/USD trades cautiously ahead of Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs, with a bullish cup and handle pattern targeting 1.0937 unless 1.0732 support breaks.

The weakly bearish consolidation pattern continues, with the price ranging between $1.2875 and $1.3000.

USD/MXN is expected to remain range-bound in April between 19.80 and 21.00, as uncertainty over indirect tariffs on Mexico clouds market direction.

The S&P 500 remains volatile heading into April 2025, with 5800 as key resistance and sentiment driven by tariff headlines, rate expectations, and market noise.