USD/CAD sees a modest upside correction but faces resistance near 1.3665–1.3670 as sellers regain control. The pair remains below key moving averages, suggesting bearish momentum persists. Watch support at 1.3600 and a break below could accelerate declines amid ongoing oil price and macroeconomic influences.
AUD/USD climbs to its highest point since September, breaking key resistance levels amid a shift toward dovish Fed policy and improving risk sentiment. Strong commodity prices and diverging central bank outlooks add support. Watch the 0.6713 and 0.6750-0.6800 zones for potential hurdles.
USD/JPY eyes yearly open as USD strength and Fed policy divergence weigh on yen. The December 13 FOMC meeting may dictate if the pair breaks out higher after surging 6% since November lows. BoJ’s ultra-loose policy contrasts with Fed’s hawkish stance fueling momentum. #ForexAnalysis #USDJPY Read more: https://www.forex.com/en-us/news-and-analysis/japanese-yen-short-term-outlook-usd-jpy-surge-targets-yearly-open-fed-to-dictate-breakout-12-9-2025/
European equities held steady amid macroeconomic uncertainty while defense stocks surged on rising geopolitical tensions and increased military spending. Investors remain cautious but focused on the defense sector’s strong gains. Originally reported by Yoel Minkoff for Seeking Alpha.
GBP/USD volatility remains subdued as markets await the Fed’s upcoming policy decision. With traders cautious and positioning tight, the pair consolidates near 1.2600 amid mixed UK data and a broadly steady dollar. The Fed’s guidance will be key to breaking the current stalemate and setting the near-term direction.
The Canadian dollar gained ground as the U.S. dollar weakened and U.S. Treasury yields eased. Canada’s 10-year government bond yields dipped slightly alongside moderating inflation and steady Bank of Canada policy, supporting investor appetite for the loonie amid cautious economic indicators.
The US dollar remains stable as markets await the Federal Reserve’s rate decision tomorrow. Traders are cautious, with the Fed expected to hold rates steady amid mixed economic data and signs inflation moderation. Global central bank meetings this week add to the uncertainty, making tomorrow’s Fed guidance key for the dollar’s near-term direction.
USD/CAD is showing tentative recovery attempts after a recent decline, constrained by resistance near 1.3590 and flattening EMAs. Momentum indicators suggest indecision, with key levels at 1.3590 (resistance) and 1.3480 (support) in focus. Watch for a break above 1.3590 for bullish confirmation; otherwise, bearish trends may resume. Detailed analysis by Economies.com. #Forex #USDCAD #TechnicalAnalysis
EUR/USD closed lower on December 8, 2025, failing to hold above 1.0850 and testing support near 1.0740. Bears remain in control as price stays below the 50-period EMA on the four-hour chart. RSI and MACD support continued bearish momentum. Key levels to watch: resistance at 1.0785–1.0855, support at 1.0740–1.0660. Market sentiment reflects eurozone weakness and a firm US dollar. Analysis by Economies.com Staff Analyst.
USD/JPY has broken out of its bearish corrective channel, suggesting a potential shift toward an uptrend. Key support levels to watch are 142.90 and 141.88, while resistance awaits at 144.00 and 145.35. Technical indicators, including moving averages and RSI, support bullish momentum. Traders should also monitor macro factors impacting the pair for a comprehensive outlook. Detailed analysis by economists at economies.com provides further insights on this technical development.
