Ferrari N.V. reports repurchasing 26,000 shares last week at an average price of €305.89, continuing its multi-year share buyback program to enhance shareholder value and support capital allocation goals outlined in its 2022–2026 strategic plan. Total buybacks to date exceed 1.35 million shares for nearly €393 million.
USD/JPY extends its bullish momentum for the third day, trading above key EMAs and support at 149.60. Strong US economic data and Fed-Japan policy divergence underpin gains. Watch resistance near 151.00–152.20 for potential pullbacks. #Forex #USDJPY #TechnicalAnalysis
USD/CAD continues its steady climb near 1.3820, supported by bullish technical signals and a firm US dollar amid softening oil prices weighing on the loonie. Key resistance at 1.3860 and 1.3900 could open the door for further gains, while support holds around 1.3765 and 1.3700. Watch for a breakout above these levels as the pair maintains upward momentum. For detailed analysis, credit to DailyForex.com.
NZD/USD is testing key simple moving average support, signaling a critical technical decision point. Holding above this level may pave the way for bullish momentum toward resistance zones, while a break could trigger downside pressure. Traders should monitor SMA interactions closely to navigate upcoming shifts. #Forex #NZDUSD #TechnicalAnalysis
Weekly Forex Forecast & Trading Strategies (Nov 17-21, 2025) from SSBCRACK News Desk:
DXY remains range-bound between 104.00-105.50; watch for a breakout for directional plays.
EUR/USD consolidates in 1.0620-1.0780, with resistance near 1.0800 critical for bulls.
GBP/USD capped below 1.2500, eye support at 1.2370; breakout needed for trend shift.
USD/CHF shows downside potential if it breaks below 0.9050; resistance near 0.9150.
XAU/USD (gold) faces resistance around $1,975; sustained break could trigger further gains.
Stay tuned for levels, momentum, and key data events driving price action next week. Credit to SSBCRACK (ssbcrack.com) for the detailed analysis.
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EUR/USD’s recent rally is losing momentum as the market awaits crucial economic data from both the US and Eurozone. With shifting Federal Reserve and ECB policy expectations, traders are closely watching inflation, employment, and PMI reports for direction ahead.
The Japanese yen is under rising pressure amid Japan’s economic slowdown, weak wage growth, and dovish BoJ policy, while a resilient US dollar and global geopolitical tensions fuel safe-haven flows to the US. USD/JPY has surpassed 155, reflecting ongoing divergence and uncertainty ahead. #FX #JPY #Economy
USD/CAD holds steady around mid-1.0400s amid cautious market sentiment. Despite softer US inflation data and lower bond yields, the dollar remains supported while CAD struggles with mixed economic signals and oil price fluctuations. Limited downside risk prevails unless new catalysts arise.
NZD/USD is currently testing its 50-day simple moving average support, showing signs of resilience as buyers defend this key technical level. Watch for potential momentum shifts with RSI near neutral and MACD close to signal line. A breach below 0.5950 could lead to further downside, while holding here may pave the way for a rebound.
GBP/USD holds steady near 1.3150 as UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces no immediate tax rises, signaling a cautious but growth-focused fiscal approach. Markets remain watchful for further policy details amid a stable macro backdrop and mixed risk sentiment.
