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AUD/USD Weekly Forecast: Latest Analysis and Updates by Action Forex
The AUD/USD pair saw a slight decline to 0.6657 last week before recovering. This week, the initial bias remains neutral for some consolidation. However,...
Weekly Forecast for GBP/USD – Action Forex
GBP/USD saw a slight decline last week to 1.2973 before bouncing back with the help of support around the 1.3000 mark. This led to...
Weekly EUR/USD Forecast: Market Analysis and Predictions
EUR/USD saw a decline from 1.1213 last week, but managed to bounce back after reaching 1.0810. The initial bias for this week remains neutral...
USD/JPY Forecast: Updated Analysis and Price Predictions for Today
USD/JPY is currently in a phase of consolidation below the temporary peak of 149.97, leading to a neutral bias for the short term. The...
Sunset Market Analysis: Actionable Insights for Forex Traders
The recent market analysis showed that the EUR/GBP spiked following the UK inflation numbers. However, despite the GBP weakness, the euro is not strong...
GBP/USD Falls Below 1.30 on Weak Inflation Report
The British pound experienced some movement on Wednesday after a period of stagnation. During the European session, GBP/USD was trading at 1.2992, showing a...
Canadian Dollar struggles as Can. CPI release looms
The Canadian dollar has been struggling against the US dollar for the past ten trading days, dropping by 2.1% in October. Currently, USD/CAD is...
EUR/USD Forecast: Can the Pair Recover from 1.0900 Dive?
EUR/USD has seen a decline below the 1.1000 support zone recently. A bearish trend line is forming with resistance at 1.0945 on the 4-hour...
Weekly Forex Market Analysis (14-18 October) | Forexlive
The upcoming week is filled with important events that could impact the forex market. Let's take a closer look at what to expect:Monday:
Key Fed...
GBP/USD Forecast: Weekly Analysis and Predictions for Traders
Last week, GBP/USD showed a decrease in downward momentum, despite a drop from the short-term high of 1.3433. This week, the initial bias remains...