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Weekly Forex Outlook 2025: DXY Surge, EURUSD Breakdown, GBPUSD Insights & Gold’s Next Move (July 28 – August 1) *By Justin Bennett, featured on Daily Price Action*

Weekly Forex Forecast (July 28 – August 1, 2025) by Justin Bennett on Daily Price Action highlights key technical setups and macro drivers for DXY, EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDCHF, and XAUUSD. Watch DXY testing resistance near 107, EURUSD pushing lower within its bearish channel, and GBPUSD navigating strong support and resistance zones ahead of major central bank events. Traders should prepare for volatility and watch critical break or rejection points shaping next moves.

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USD Surges as Global Market Uncertainty Drives Safe-Haven Demand and Fed Signals Persist

The US dollar surged to 106.32 amid rising global market volatility as investors sought safe-haven assets. Fed officials emphasized keeping rates elevated longer due to persistent inflation, pushing markets to price rate hikes into 2025. Emerging market currencies fell sharply under pressure from stronger US yields, while gold prices declined. Upcoming US labor data and earnings will be closely watched for further policy signals.

GBP/USD

**Forex Week Ahead: Key Technical Levels & Market Drivers for DXY, EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDCHF & Gold (July 28 – August 1, 2025)** *Insights by Justin Bennett at Daily Price Action*

Weekly Forex Forecast (July 28 – August 1, 2025) by Justin Bennett at Daily Price Action highlights key setups:

– DXY consolidates near 105–106.5; Fed meeting and GDP release may trigger breakout
– EUR/USD bound between 1.0730 support and 1.0880 resistance; Eurozone inflation and ECB comments to drive moves
– GBP/USD faces resistance below 1.2900 with support near 1.2650; unclear directional bias amid trendline congestion
– USD/CHF eyes 0.8900 resistance and 0.8800 support ahead of Swiss data
– XAU/USD (gold) holds near $1,940 amid USD strength and mixed risk sentiment

Traders should watch technical inflection points and macro catalysts carefully as summer liquidity thins.

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