Daily Market Analysis

Bullish Scenario: Buying above 160.00 (expecting a pullback to this zone) with TP1: 160.62 (uncovered POC*), TP2: 160.81, and TP3: 161.00 on an intraday basis. Bearish Scenario: Selling below 160.25 with TP1: 160.00, TP2: 159.82, and upon its breakout TP3: 159.63.

EUR/USD, a major indicator of Euro’s strength, finds itself in a state of indecision, with sideways movement near 1.0850 following two consecutive weeks in negative territory. The absence of clear recovery signals in the near-term technical outlook reflects the cautious stance of market participants. As the pair navigates this period of uncertainty, all...

The Canadian Dollar faces a confluence of challenges, from the unexpected BoC stance on interest rates to mixed economic data and the traditionally impactful fluctuations in oil prices. As investors grapple with uncertainty regarding future monetary policy directions and the resilience of various economic sectors, the...

The recent economic data presents a nuanced narrative, showcasing the resilience of the US economy amid uncertainties. As we navigate through the mixed signals of GDP growth, price index fluctuations, and surprising jobless claims, it becomes evident that a comprehensive understanding...

Bullish Scenario: Consider buying at levels 1.3428 or 1.3462 with take profit targets at 1.3990 (TP1), 135.00 (TP2), and 1.3510 in extension (TP3). Bearish Scenario: Selling below 1.3460 (waiting for a retracement to the zone) with TP1 at 1.3430, TP2 at 1.3415, and TP3 at 1.34 in extension.

The New Zealand dollar (NZD) kicks off the week at 0.6116, showing minimal change. However, last week saw a 2% dip, pushing the NZD to a five-week low. Economic challenges persist in New Zealand, with the Performance of Services Index (PSI) revealing three contractions in the second half of 2023. November's PSI improved marginally to 51.2 from

The yen has experienced significant fluctuations in recent weeks, initially gaining ground against the weakening US dollar in December but subsequently losing those gains as the dollar rebounded in January. USD/JPY reached 148.80 on Friday, the highest level since November 28, prompting concerns that if the yen continues to depreciate, the Ministry of Finance might

Main Scenario: Buying above 148.00 with targets at 148.62 and 149.00 in extension. Alternative Scenario: Selling below 147.60 with targets at 147.36 and 147.00 and the ADR (Average Daily Range) at 146.76 in extension.

Swiss National Bank (SNB) President Thomas Jordan has expressed that the recent appreciation of the Swiss franc has reached a point where it could significantly influence the inflation outlook. This observation indicates apprehensions regarding the strength of the Swiss franc and its potential consequences for inflation dynamics.

In November, average pay growth in the UK slowed to 6.5%, down from 7.2% in the previous month, according to the Office for National Statistics. This decline suggests that inflationary pressures have weakened more than anticipated. The decrease in pay growth came as the UK jobs market weakened due to high interest rates and stagnation across much of the economy.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) scheduled for next week in Davos will address critical geopolitical issues, including talks to end conflicts in Gaza, Ukraine, and Africa. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, French President Emmanuel Macron, and key Middle East leaders are expected to attend. The economic challenges, such as shifting interest rate policies and rising debt...

Bearish Scenario: Sales below 1.0978 with TP1: 1.0950, TP2: 1.0938, and TP3: 1.0920 Bullish Scenario: Buys above 1.0932 (wait for a retracement towards the weekly opening) with TP: 1.0978, TP2: 1.10, and TP3: 1.1017