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 S&P 500 is gaining momentum into year-end, with a Santa Claus rally lifting prices toward fresh record highs.
Stiff competition and high debt levels counter the improved outlook following its latest earnings release. Should you disembark from Carnival?
A solid rally appears to discount medium-term issues, while valuations are high and downside risks are mounting. Is it time to check out of Airbnb?
A worsening debt-to-asset ratio amid surging long-term debt, high valuations, and concerns over forward EPS growth are bearish developments. How strong is resistance to Waste Management?
Tesla remains bullish in early Monday trading, with strong dip-buying interest and a likely breakout above the $500 level ahead.
USD/CAD remains range-bound near 1.3750 as holiday conditions, shrinking rate differentials, and low liquidity favor short-term consolidation.
USD/ZAR remains under pressure as attractive carry returns and commodity tailwinds favor the South African rand, making rallies selling opportunities.
USD/CHF continues to defend the 0.79 floor, with SNB sensitivity and thin holiday liquidity favoring short-term bullish bounce trades.
EUR/JPY continues to push higher as yen fundamentals deteriorate, with thin year-end liquidity and BoJ limitations supporting further bullish momentum.
Gold continues its powerful uptrend toward $4,500, supported by Fed policy shifts, geopolitical tensions, and sustained central bank buying.
AUD/USD strengthens after the RBA minutes signal 2026 hike risks, with technicals pointing to a continued bullish move toward 0.6750–0.6800.
GBP/USD remains bullish ahead of major U.S. data releases, with momentum favoring a push toward 1.3600 after strong technical and fundamental support.
BTC/USD is forming a bearish pennant below major EMAs, suggesting downside toward $85,000 unless bulls reclaim the $94,030 resistance.
Bulls are making some progress but need to break above $1.1800 to become truly dominant here.
Gold remains strongly bullish above $4,300, with traders watching for a breakout toward $4,400–$4,500 as Fed policy expectations and geopolitical risks fuel demand.
