Approximately 22.7% of daily forex trades. This pair, often called “Fiber,” is the most traded due to the economic strength of the Eurozone and the United States, offering high liquidity and tight spreads.
EUR/USD extends cautious gains near 1.0630 amid mixed signals from ECB and Fed. Technicals point to resistance at 1.0660 and support at 1.0600, with moderate volatility and range-bound moves expected. Watch for a breakout above 1.0700 to confirm stronger bullish momentum.
The U.S. dollar slid amid a shift toward riskier assets, pulling traders away from safe havens. Treasury yields eased and global equities rallied, weakening the dollar’s appeal. Meanwhile, the yen gained as Japan hinted at possible intervention and the British pound rebounded after overselling. Market focus remains on central bank signals and economic data shaping currency moves.
Weekly Forex Forecast: EUR/USD, NZD/USD, USD/CAD, SPX500 by Justin Bennett on ForexFactory offers key technical levels and market insights to watch this week. EUR/USD eyes breakout near 1.0780 resistance, while NZD/USD faces bearish risks after breaking trendline support around 0.6050. USD/CAD hovers near 1.3600, awaiting oil price cues. SPX500 shows potential for retracement amid earnings season. Traders should monitor these critical zones for entry and risk management. Full analysis available on ForexFactory.
Weekly Forex Technical Analysis Highlights: September 28 to October 3, 2025
AUD/USD confirms bullish momentum with a breakout above 0.6520 and strong moving average support. Resistance near 0.6670 may lead to gains toward 0.6800.
AUD/JPY resumes uptrend after breaking 96.50 resistance; next hurdles at 98.00 and 100.00. Maintaining above 96.00 is key to avoid a false breakout.
EUR/USD shows bearish breakdown below 1.0610, signaling further declines toward 1.0500 and possibly 1.0400. Selling rallies remains a preferred strategy.
GBP/CHF posts a strong bullish breakout, indicating potential for sustained upside momentum.
Traders should monitor support and resistance levels closely as technical signals shape the outlook for early October.
Original analysis by Tomasz Wiśniewski for DailyForex.com
EUR/USD has broken below its long-term uptrend, signaling a potential correction ahead. Bearish technical indicators and renewed US dollar strength raise questions about the euro’s near-term outlook. Traders should monitor key support levels and upcoming macro data for clues on the next move. Analysis by Fiona Cincotta, rewritten and expanded by AI.
As October 2025 begins, Forex markets face heightened volatility driven by central bank policy divergence, inflation trends, and geopolitical risks. The US dollar benefits from Fed hawkishness and strong economic data, while the euro struggles amid Eurozone slowdown and ECB cautiousness. Traders should monitor key data releases and geopolitical developments shaping currency moves this month.
Read the full monthly outlook on ForexFactory.com
https://www.forexfactory.com/news/1363398-october-2025-monthly
EUR/USD is testing key support at 1.1700 amid shifts in central bank policies, mixed economic data, and political uncertainties in Europe. The dollar’s strength reflects improved US labor and inflation figures while the euro faces headwinds from uneven Eurozone growth and geopolitical concerns. Traders will watch closely to see if 1.1700 holds or gives way to further downside. Original analysis by David Madden via IG, as published on TheTradable.com; expanded here for deeper insight.
EUR/USD struggles to hold above 1.1700 as stronger-than-expected U.S. GDP growth of 3.8% boosts the Dollar. Eurozone’s sluggish growth and ECB uncertainty weigh on the Euro. Technicals favor further downside unless key resistance is decisively broken.
Market Outlook from XTB highlights steady core PCE inflation in April, keeping Fed rate hike expectations stable. Silver shines with a 3% surge amid cautious investor sentiment. Dollar shows limited movement while equities advance modestly as markets await June data for clearer direction.
Three key markets to watch next week: the US Dollar Index could gain further if core PCE inflation surprises on the upside, supporting Fed hawkishness. Gold faces pressure amid rising Treasury yields and a strong dollar but may find support from central bank demand. Meanwhile, Germany’s DAX40 is vulnerable to euro strength and global risk sentiment as Q3 earnings reports roll in. Traders should monitor key economic releases and central bank guidance shaping these moves.
