USD/CAD

Forex Weekly Outlook: Key Currency Pairs Set for Potential Breakouts and Trend Developments (November 9–14, 2025)

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Forex Technical Forecast: Key Currency Pairs to Watch (Nov 9–14, 2025)

EUR/USD remains rangebound within a descending channel, eyeing a breakout above 1.0785 for bullish momentum or a drop below 1.0600 to test yearly lows. GBP/USD faces downward pressure, with a head-and-shoulders pattern signaling possible declines if 1.2100 support fails. USD/JPY and AUD/USD will hinge on central bank cues amid geopolitical tensions. Watch Gold for volatility as safe-haven demand fluctuates. Stay tuned for key inflation and GDP data shaping next week’s FX moves.

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**Loonie Surges as October Job Gains Defy Expectations: What’s Next for the Canadian Dollar?** *Original reporting credit: James Watts, ExchangeRates.org.uk*

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Canadian Dollar surged after October’s jobs report beat expectations, signaling resilience in the labor market and raising the prospect of sustained Bank of Canada tightening. What does this mean for CAD pairs and monetary policy in 2024? Analysis by James Watts at ExchangeRates.org.uk explores key drivers and outlook.

AUD/USD

AUD/USD Weekly Outlook: Near 0.6500 Jitters as Data Conflicts Shake Market Mood

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AUD/USD hovered near 0.6500 this week amid mixed economic signals from Australia and the US. Australian data disappointed with softer retail sales and cautious consumer sentiment, dampening RBA rate hike expectations. US figures showed a strong labor market but cooling inflation, keeping Fed policy outlook uncertain. Market remains sensitive to incoming data and global risk factors.

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Forex Market in Flux: Geopolitical Shocks and Natural Disasters Shake Currency Landscapes

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The recent fire at a perfume warehouse in Turkey’s Kocaeli province has intensified volatility in the Turkish lira, highlighting how unforeseen geopolitical and industrial events can disrupt forex markets. Supply chain interruptions and shaken investor confidence often drive risk-averse moves toward safer currencies, underscoring the deep link between local crises and global currency flows.

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