Fed pauses rate hikes and signals possible cuts in 2024 as inflation eases. Meanwhile, U.S. job cuts surge to a five-month high, hinting at labor market cooling. Stocks reach all-time highs amid this backdrop of shifting economic signals. Key themes shaping markets into 2024. #Forex #Markets #Fed
Markets hit record highs despite soaring layoffs, reflecting investor optimism fueled by Fed signals of possible rate cuts in 2026. Inflation cools, bond yields fall, and equities rally even as labor data points to rising job losses. What does this divergence mean for the economy’s path ahead? — Reporting by Joaquín Monfort, FXStreet
Original Analysis by DailyForex: Weekly Forex Pair Analysis Dec 7–12, 2025 highlights critical technical setups amid central bank focus. EUR/USD nears resistance at 1.0900 with bullish momentum signals. GBP/USD consolidates near 1.2600 amid economic uncertainty. USD/JPY hinges on yields and policy divergence. Traders should watch key support and resistance zones for potential breakouts or retracements. Stay tuned for detailed pair insights.
Forex Technical Outlook Dec 7–12, 2025: EUR/USD consolidates below resistance at 1.1025, eyes for breakout or downside risk near 1.0820; GBP/USD maintains bullish momentum above 1.2575, targeting 1.2825 resistance; USD/JPY faces correction after rally from 152. Watch key central bank updates and inflation data shaping next moves. Stay tuned for detailed levels and trend analysis.
AUD/USD struggled last week as the USD gained strength amid solid U.S. economic data and Fed’s cautious stance on rate cuts. The pair stalled below key resistance around 0.6650, facing downside risk toward 0.6570 support. Watch for upcoming data that could dictate whether the AUD can regain momentum or extend its bearish trend. #forex #AUDUSD
AUD/USD showed notable strength last week, breaking above key resistance near 0.6643 and testing 0.6700. Technical signals suggest growing bullish momentum, supported by the 55-day EMA and positive RSI divergence. Key levels to watch: resistance at 0.6700–0.6800; support at 0.6600–0.6457. Fundamentals remain mixed as RBA holds rates steady amid inflation concerns, while the Fed maintains a cautious outlook. Market participants should monitor evolving interest rate expectations and global risk sentiment for next moves. #AUDUSD #ForexAnalysis
AUD/USD faced mild pullback last week after testing resistance near 0.6713, held above key support around 0.6630. Technical signals show short-term hesitation amid stronger USD and robust US data. Watch 0.6630 and 0.6580 Fibonacci supports for potential entry points, with resistance at 0.6713 and 0.6740. Medium-term uptrend remains intact but momentum is cautious. For full analysis and outlook, see Action Forex.
AUD/USD ended the week under pressure as a stronger USD, supported by hawkish Fed signals and rising US Treasury yields, capped gains. Technically, the pair remains trapped below key resistance near 0.6715, with strong support at 0.6460. A break above 0.6715 could target 0.6800, while a move below 0.6570 risks testing 0.6460. Australian retail sales softness and muted inflation keep the RBA cautious, adding to bearish undertones. Traders should watch these levels closely amid mixed macro signals and ongoing central bank divergence. #AUDUSD #ForexAnalysis
AUD/USD remains range-bound as consolidation continues amid mixed U.S. economic data and steady Australian fundamentals. Technicals show resistance near 0.6700 and support around 0.6460, with a symmetrical triangle signaling potential breakout soon. Global sentiment and upcoming data will likely drive the next move in this key pair. #Forex #AUDUSD #TechnicalAnalysis
The Elliott Wave analysis of the S&P 500 as of December 8, 2025, highlights that the index may be completing the final leg (Cycle Wave V) of a long-term bullish impulse that began in 2009. Following record highs throughout 2025 despite macro risks, smaller wave patterns suggest a major correction could be approaching after this final wave concludes. Skilled traders should watch for signs of a trend reversal as markets rarely climb forever.
