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AUD/USD

**AUD/USD Breakout on the Horizon: Australian Dollar Poised for Short-Term Surge**

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AUD/USD eyes a potential breakout as the Aussie dollar gathers momentum, forming an ascending triangle and testing key resistance near 0.6750. Sustained strength above this level could spark further gains toward 0.6900, supported by improving global risk sentiment and stable domestic fundamentals. Watch central bank cues closely—Matt Weller’s analysis at FOREX.com highlights growing bullish conviction in the short term.

EUR/USD

Mastering Forex Success: A Proven Scalping and Risk Management Blueprint

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Master Forex scalping and risk management with a strategy that blends market structure, Fibonacci retracements, and precise entries. Learn how to identify trends using higher timeframes and execute trades in the kill zone for optimal entries. Based on “The Trading Channel” YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60yy96ywvXI

GBP/USD

U.K. Stocks Extend Winning Streak to Six Days, Boosted by Sectors and Global Optimism

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U.K. stocks extended their winning run to a sixth consecutive day, driven by broad sector gains in energy, financials, and consumer goods. Positive economic data, solid corporate earnings, and global market strength supported investor confidence amid ongoing inflation and geopolitical concerns. The FTSE 100’s steady climb signals optimism for the U.K. market despite challenges ahead.

EUR/USD

EUR/USD Weekly Outlook: Key Support & Resistance Levels Beyond the Breakout Range

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EUR/USD tested key support near 1.0665 before rallying and reclaiming losses into the weekend. Weekly technical levels highlight resistance around 1.0830 to 1.0930 and crucial support at 1.0723–1.0760. The pair remains range-bound within long-term Fibonacci zones with bearish bias unless price closes above 1.0910 on a weekly basis. Short-term momentum shows a modest recovery, but the broader outlook stays cautious. More from Michael Boutros at Forex Factory.

USD/CAD

USD/CAD Surges Amid Strong US Dollar and Canadian Economic Woes

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USD/CAD extends gains, climbing above 1.38 as a stronger US dollar and weaker Canadian economic data reshape market sentiment. Hawkish Fed signals and solid US growth contrast with Canada’s sluggish GDP, softer manufacturing, and rising unemployment. Investors eye potential BoC rate cuts amid subdued oil prices.

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