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.
Tuesday’s trading for the USD/BRL finished around the 4.9087 ratio while sustaining it lowest depths not seen since late January 2024. Today’s opening in the USD/BRL will be fascinating.
This currency pair is not subject to a lot of market focus right now and is tending to range predictably.
The GBP/USD pair was relatively unchanged on Wednesday as focus shifted to the rising US and UK government bond yields amid soaring inflation. It was trading at 1.3550, lower than last week’s high of 1.3656.
The BTC/USD pair continued its recent rally, reaching its highest point since January 31st as the bull run gained steam. Bitcoin jumped to $81,245, up substantially from the year-to-date low of $60,000.
The AUD/USD exchange rate moved sideways even as the divergence between the Federal Reserve and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) continued.
Bitcoin has rallied on Tuesday again, this time reaching to test the 200-day EMA. Despite all that is going on, Bitcoin remains viable.
The light sweet crude oil market fell a bit on Tuesday, from overstretched areas. This is a market that will remain choppy, as random headlines are moving it.
The gold market rallied on Tuesday as rates drifted a little lower in the United States. With this, the same correlations are playing out in the metals markets.
The Nasdaq 100 continues to see buying pressure on Tuesday, despite the fact that it seems overextended. With this, the path of least resistance is still higher, but pullback could and should be expected.
Silver continues to be very volatile, but as rates drifted a little lower on Tuesday, the silver market took advantage of it.
The US dollar dropped a bit against the Loonie on Tuesday, but have since seen a bit of help.
The DAX rose significantly on Tuesday, as we continue to see a lot of noise in the European indices.
The Euro continues to see choppiness at the point, as the interest rate markets in both the USA and Germany are elevated. Nonetheless, this is a market that will remain lackluster as we are still in consolidation.
Natural gas has fallen on Tuesday, as the demand season for natural gas has passed us. At this point, I remain bearish of natural gas.
The US dollar has been back and forth against the Swiss franc, as the markets are paying close attention to the
