USD/CAD

The week of Nov 24–28, 2025, sees key moves ahead for forex markets. The USD shows signs of continued weakness following dovish Fed signals and softer inflation data, with DXY potentially testing support near 103. EUR/USD holds bullish momentum aiming to break above 1.1000, while GBP/USD remains firm amid mixed UK data. Watch U.S. durable goods, GDP, and core PCE reports for volatility cues. Gold (XAUUSD) may react to risk sentiment and dollar moves. Stay tuned for a dynamic week shaped by economic releases and global factors.

Here’s a tweet summarizing the expanded Forex forecast article by Justin Bennett from DailyPriceAction.com with added insights:

This week’s Forex forecast (Nov 24–28, 2025) analyzes key pairs—DXY, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, and Gold—with detailed technical levels and fundamental factors. Expect low volatility due to U.S. Thanksgiving, but watch critical support and resistance zones amid shifting Fed policy expectations and Eurozone data. Full insights include:
– DXY consolidation near 106 resistance; Fed rate decisions key
– EUR/USD testing 1.0930 resistance amid ECB dovishness
– GBP/USD recovery with focus on UK economic signals
– USD/CAD influenced by oil price trends and BoC outlook
– XAU/USD reacts to inflation and rate cut speculation

Stay tuned for range-bound setups and potential breakout trades as global macroeconomic dynamics unfold.

Weekly Forex Forecast (Nov 24–28, 2025) by Justin Bennett, DailyPriceAction.com:
DXY tests resistance near 106.30—breakout could push toward 107.50–108.00; support sits at 105.00 and 104.30.
EUR/USD trades within a rising wedge; a break above 1.0950 may target 1.1050, but bearish RSI warns of possible reversal.
GBP/USD rebounds from 1.2200 support, eyes resistance near 1.2400–1.2450; a break is needed to confirm bullish momentum.
USD/CAD remains trapped between 1.3500 support and 1.3700 resistance amid mixed commodity cues.
Gold (XAU/USD) consolidates near key 1950 support; a move above 2000 could spark fresh upside.
Watch central bank signals and economic releases for directional clues during this holiday-shortened week.

Weekly Forex Outlook Nov 24–28, 2025:

DXY tests key support near 104.50 amid Fed pause and slowing inflation bets; a break could see deeper declines toward 102.70. EUR/USD consolidates above 1.0800, eyeing a breakout past 1.0930 to 1.1000 as ECB policy remains steady. GBP/USD rebounds off 1.2100, facing resistance near 1.2400. USD/CAD sits near 1.3500, pressured by stable oil prices and Bank of Canada’s neutral stance. Gold (XAU/USD) consolidates above $1900 amid mixed risk sentiment.

Low liquidity due to U.S. Thanksgiving may fuel volatility. Watch critical support/resistance zones for actionable setups.

Original by Justin Bennett (Daily Price Action);
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As we head into the week of Nov 24–28, 2025, key forex pairs and gold show critical levels to watch: DXY under pressure as markets weigh Fed policy shifts; EUR/USD testing resistance amid Eurozone optimism; GBP/USD facing domestic hurdles; USD/CAD sensitive to oil volatility; XAU/USD sustaining bullish support. Stay tuned for detailed technical setups and trends. #ForexForecast #TradingStrategy

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