Elliott Wave analysis of USDJPY (Sept 1, 2025) suggests the 2011-2022 bullish impulse may have peaked at 151.90. Current price action around 139-140 points to the start of a major corrective phase—likely wave A of an A-B-C pattern—hinting at a longer-term bearish outlook. Details via Ivo Luhse/EWMinteractive.com. #USDJPY #ElliottWave
USD/CAD is completing a five-wave Elliott impulse from the Jan 2025 low, advancing toward 1.3760. Wave 5 may be an ending diagonal, signaling potential trend exhaustion. Watch for a corrective phase supported by fundamentals like inflation and oil prices. #Forex #ElliottWave
AUD/USD extends gains to a fourth consecutive day, driven by softer US data, easing Fed rate hike expectations, and improving risk sentiment. Australian economic resilience and positive commodity outlook add support as the pair tests key technical resistance. Traders will watch upcoming data and Fed signals for next directional cues.
CFTC data for the week ended August 26, 2025, shows British pound net short positions at 31,353 contracts among large speculators. This signals growing bearish sentiment toward GBP amid economic concerns and BoE policy uncertainty. Traders remain cautious as market dynamics evolve.
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The expanding influence of BRICS is reshaping forex markets, with USDJPY reflecting shifts in global trade, capital flows, and monetary policies. Traders must watch BRICS-driven de-dollarization, commodity dynamics, and geopolitical shifts to navigate emerging risks and opportunities in this evolving landscape. #Forex #BRICS #USDJPY
US Dollar steady near 104 ahead of critical PCE inflation data release. Markets cautious as investors await Fed’s preferred inflation gauge to gauge the outlook for monetary policy. Inflation surprises could drive volatility and influence USD direction in coming sessions.
AUD/USD extends its four-day winning streak amid upbeat Australian economic data, softer US dollar, steady commodity prices, and positive global risk sentiment. Strong retail sales, labor market resilience, and favorable China signals continue to underpin the Aussie’s advance.
CFTC data for the week ended August 26, 2025, shows British pound net short positions hit 31,353 contracts. Speculative traders remain bearish amid sluggish UK GDP growth, persistent inflation, and cautious Bank of England stance. Market uncertainty keeps pressure on GBP ahead.
EUR/USD holds near 1.0850 after rebounding from April lows as markets eye key US data this week. Core PCE inflation and NFP reports will play a decisive role in shaping Fed policy expectations and could trigger volatility. Meanwhile, the ECB signals possible rate cuts amid easing eurozone inflation, maintaining pressure on the euro. Traders should watch these developments closely to anticipate the pair’s next move.
