EUR/USD holds steady above 1.1800 amid continued USD weakness and resilient Eurozone data. With Fed’s dovish tone and key technicals supporting the uptrend, eyes now turn to upcoming US inflation figures and ECB commentary for the next directional cues. #Forex #EURUSD #TradingNews
The U.S. Dollar Index dropped 0.7% last week, driven by softer inflation data, higher jobless claims, and signals that the Federal Reserve may adopt a more accommodative policy. Global factors like stronger eurozone activity and BOJ developments also weighed on the dollar. Source: Barchart via TradingView, article by Jay Wei.
Pound sterling holds above 1.35 against the US dollar as markets weigh growing bets on a Federal Reserve rate cut over Fed Chair Powell’s future. Diverging rate outlooks and UK economic resilience support GBP/USD amid shifting Fed policy expectations.
USD/CAD has slid below the critical 1.3600 support level, signaling growing bearish momentum amid shifting oil prices, divergent Fed and BoC policies, and evolving risk sentiment. Technical indicators confirm selling pressure, pointing to further downside potential as traders eye key support near 1.3500. Market watchers should stay alert to upcoming economic data and central bank signals shaping the pair’s next moves. Analysis adapted from EconoTimes FXWirePro.
Palladium is currently undergoing an extended wave C correction, reflecting a sustained downtrend characterized by lower highs and lower lows on the daily chart. Trading below key moving averages, it faces critical support near $950/oz, with potential to test $900/oz if bearish momentum continues. Demand pressures from EV adoption and substitution risk add to the technical outlook, suggesting continued caution for traders as macro factors evolve.
USD/JPY remains near 156 as yen weakness continues amid widening U.S.-Japan interest rate gaps. Market eyes potential intervention from Japan’s authorities, who signal readiness to act if currency moves become excessive. Watch closely for shifts in BoJ and MoF rhetoric.
On December 26, 2025, currency markets reopened with steady but quiet foreign exchange rate movements amid holiday-season low liquidity. The euro held near 1.1005 USD supported by solid Eurozone data and ECB outlook. The British pound remained stable at 1.2710 USD with positive UK retail sales. The Japanese yen weakened to 143.60 JPY per USD amid Bank of Japan’s dovish stance. The Swiss franc softened slightly to 0.8680 USD reflecting improved risk appetite. The Canadian dollar dipped to 1.3270 USD pressured by lower crude prices. These trends shape investor sentiment as 2025 draws to a close. Full analysis by IndexBox.
GBP/USD holds firm above 1.35 as the Fed’s 25bps rate cut outweighs Fed Chair Powell’s cautious outlook. Market eyes renewed easing expectations lifting the pound amid a resilient UK economic backdrop and steady Bank of England stance.
USD/CAD slips below the key 1.3600 support as bearish momentum builds. Strong crude oil prices and a hawkish Bank of Canada stance bolster the loonie, while easing Fed expectations weaken the dollar. Watch key support levels near 1.3500 for next moves. Original content by FxWirePro, additional analysis from external sources.
Palladium faces a significant test as of December 26, 2025. After a persistent downtrend marked by lower highs and lows, technicals suggest Wave (C) of an Elliott ABC correction nearing completion. Key support at $900–925 may signal a potential bottom, but risks from global supply and substitutive metals keep volatility high. Traders should watch for confirmed reversals before entering long positions. Original analysis by Fyodor Shumilov via FXPro News. #Palladium #TechnicalAnalysis #Commodities
