Roughly 5.1% of daily trades. Nicknamed “Aussie,” its value is tied to Australian commodity exports like iron ore and coal.
August 22, 2025 – Technical analysis of major forex pairs reveals a cautious market as global central bank policies and macro risks drive volatility. EUR/USD struggles below 1.0800, eyeing support at 1.0720, while GBP/USD tests key support near 1.2600 amid mixed momentum. Traders should monitor upcoming economic data and central bank signals for potential shifts. #Forex #TechnicalAnalysis
Major Forex Pairs Technical Analysis for August 22, 2025: EUR/USD struggles below 1.0900 amid divergent central bank policies; watch support at 1.0800. GBP/USD under pressure below 1.2700 as UK data softens. USD/JPY eyes 145.00 resistance amid Fed hawkishness. Detailed insights by Daffa Zaky, FXDailyReport.com. #ForexAnalysis #FX
Forex Technical Analysis – Major Pairs | August 22, 2025
EUR/USD consolidates near 1.0850–1.1000; sideways momentum with neutral RSI and flat 50-day SMA. Watch for a breakout above 1.1000 to test 1.1100 or a breakdown below 1.0850 toward 1.0700 amid ECB cautiousness and Fed’s steady hawkish stance.
GBP/USD faces downside pressure, testing support near 1.2630 after sustained bearish momentum from weaker UK data and strong US reports. Monitor for a break below support or a reversal if buyers strengthen.
JPY pairs show volatility amid geopolitical developments and BOJ’s policy shift expectations, creating short-term trading opportunities.
Traders should align strategies with key releases: Eurozone PMI, US Non-Farm Payrolls, and BOJ statements.
Adapted and expanded from Ahmad Hassam @FXDailyReport.com analysis. Stay tuned for updates.
Jerome Powell’s recent speech reinforced a cautious Fed stance, leading to a stronger USD as markets dialed back expectations for early rate cuts. Key FX pairs show renewed volatility, with EUR/USD facing resistance near 1.0850 and support around 1.0730. Understanding these technical levels alongside shifting sentiment is crucial for navigating post-speech market dynamics. #ForexAnalysis #USD #FXMarkets
Powell’s recent speech underscored a patient, data-driven Fed approach, leading to initial dollar weakness followed by stabilization. Key FX pairs reacted sharply: EUR/USD tested resistance near 1.0900, USD/JPY grappled with 160.00 level amid BOJ divergence, and GBP/USD remained range-bound ahead of UK data. Technical levels and central bank cues remain crucial for near-term trends. #ForexAnalysis #PowellSpeech
Powell’s recent speech has reinforced a cautious Federal Reserve stance, keeping inflation control front and center. The US dollar held key technical resistance, dampening expectations for imminent rate cuts. EUR/USD remains rangebound near 1.0810, with support at 1.0760 and resistance around 1.0850. Traders should watch how data aligns with Powell’s patient outlook for clues on the next market moves.
EUR/USD remains steady above 1.0800 as the US dollar’s recent rally pauses amid softer Treasury yields and mixed economic data. Market focus shifts to central bank signals and upcoming reports, highlighting cautious sentiment in global currency markets. Credit: Adapted from Mitrade News.
AUD/USD retreated from session highs as the U.S. dollar strengthened amid ongoing risk aversion. Australian economic data showed limited positive impact while the Fed’s hawkish stance supported the greenback. Market uncertainty around global growth and China’s slowdown continues to weigh on the pair. Source: FX Daily Report by James Hyerczyk.
US dollar momentum remains strong as markets eye upcoming inflation and retail sales data. With the Fed signaling rates may hold steady longer, traders price in further dollar gains amid cautious global growth outlooks. Key releases this week could redefine forex trends heading into summer.
AUD/USD remains range-bound near 0.6580–0.6700 as markets digest mixed global cues. Key support holds at 0.6578 (near 55-day EMA), while resistance at 0.6702 caps upside. RSI and MACD signal indecision. Watch for a breakout to define medium-term direction amid upcoming Aussie and US data releases.
