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Explore our comprehensive Forex Archive, an essential resource that provides expert insights on price movements, trends, and the currency market. By analysing past price actions and key events, you can uncover vital market dynamics and elevate your understanding of effective trading strategies. Whether you're focusing on major currency pairs or emerging markets, our archive is packed with information to help you sharpen your trading decisions.

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What if there was no trend in the US Dollar ? DXY Outlook
Markets love trends, but the Dollar Index (DXY) might be stuck in a long sideways phase. After months of weakness tied to tariffs and fiscal worries, a bottom appears in place since July, yet momentum remains capped. With no clear trend emerging, traders are watching key range levels to guide the next phase for USD.
15-10-2025 14:14 GMT by Elior Manier
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USD/CAD Price Outlook: Consolidation Above Key 1.4000 Handle. What Next for the Loonie?
USD/CAD price outlook: consolidation above key 1.4000 handle. The loonie has recovered in the US session, driven by the US dollar. Technical analysis shows USD/CAD has broken above 1.4000 and the 200-day MA, suggesting a potential bullish move if the 200-day MA support holds. Fundamental factors include the US government shutdown and a lack of high-impact US, Canadian data. Client sentiment data hints at a potential near-term rise for USD/CAD.
14-10-2025 20:15 GMT by Zain Vawda
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UK labor report gives pound a reality check: What's next for GBP
The latest UK labor report signaled cracks in the economy, with wage growth slowing and employment softening. Persistent inflation leaves the BoE limited room to cut rates, heightening stagflation risks. After months of resilience, the pound’s outlook is clouded by weaker fundamentals and fragile consumer demand.
14-10-2025 16:19 GMT by Elior Manier
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A EUR/USD guide on how long-term trends reverse
After a remarkable 1.01 to 1.19 rally this year, EUR/USD shows signs of fatigue as a bearish divergence and double top emerge near yearly highs. While some traders expect a deeper reversal, strong trends rarely collapse in one move. The pair’s structure suggests a longer-run correction phase — let’s break down the key levels across multiple timeframes.
13-10-2025 20:21 GMT by Elior Manier
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US-China trade war scare: What happened Friday and where things stand now
Markets were shaken late last week as China tightened rare earth export controls and President Trump threatened 100% tariffs on all Chinese goods. The selloff sent risk assets plunging, with the S&P 500 down 2.7% and Bitcoin off 8%. But calmer remarks from U.S. officials and Trump’s softened tone over the weekend helped trigger a sharp rebound in global risk sentiment to start the week.
13-10-2025 16:14 GMT by Elior Manier
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Canadian employment makes a comeback – USD/CAD reverses
Canada’s labor market delivered a major surprise, adding 60K jobs versus just 5K expected — a sharp turnaround from last month’s decline. Most of the new roles were full-time, signaling a more resilient recovery. With USD/CAD rejecting the 1.40 level and trade talks between Ottawa and Washington showing progress, traders are watching if the loonie’s fortunes are turning.
10-10-2025 14:17 GMT by Elior Manier
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Gold (XAU/USD): Overstretched uptrend, risk of minor pull-back below $4,012
Gold (XAU/USD) extended its seven-week rally to a new all-time high of US$4,059, gaining 8.5% since late September. Supported by sticky U.S. inflation and growing fiscal concerns driving the “debasement trade,” the yellow metal’s major uptrend remains intact. However, momentum signals now suggest the rally is overstretched, with risks of a short-term pullback below US$4,012 before the next potential bullish leg resumes.
10-10-2025 07:05 GMT by Kelvin Wong
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How investors and traders can gauge the US labor market amid the BLS shutdown
The US government shutdown, already one of the longest in history, has paralyzed key agencies, including the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With vital data like Non-Farm Payrolls and Jobless Claims unavailable, market participants must turn to alternative sources to gauge employment trends and economic momentum. Here’s how traders can stay informed.
09-10-2025 20:07 GMT by Elior Manier
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An unusual pattern emerges in NZD/USD after the 50 bps cut
The New Zealand Dollar faced intense pressure after a surprise GDP contraction and a larger-than-expected 50 bps RBNZ cut. Yet, instead of falling further, NZD/USD rebounded — signaling markets may believe the worst is behind. With policy expectations shifting, the pair’s reaction hints at a potential trend change. Let’s explore the key technical levels ahead.
09-10-2025 14:43 GMT by Elior Manier
EUR/USD bearish move below parity on hold for now
Trade Setup to Watch: EUR/USD Breaks Ascending Trendline, Further Downside Ahead?
EUR/USD breaks ascending trendline, hinting at further downside despite mixed fundamental and technical signals. The US Dollar Index (DXY) rallied after the FOMC meeting and US government shutdown. Technical analysis shows a break of the 1.16300 confluence level, suggesting a move towards 1.14000 or 1.1058. However, the RSI is in oversold territory, which could lead to a short-term bounce.
09-10-2025 11:07 GMT by Zain Vawda
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Markets Today: Softbank Surges 11%, HSBC Falls 6.6%, US Dollar Continues to Advance. DAX Eyes Further Gains
Softbank surges 11%, HSBC falls 6.6%, and the US Dollar continues to advance. The article covers Asia market wrap-up with Nikkei rallying on AI and robotics excitement, European shares opening lower due to banking sector issues, the US dollar reaching a two-month high against the euro and yen, flat oil prices, and gold prices dropping after hitting a record high.
09-10-2025 09:18 GMT by Zain Vawda
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USD/JPY: Current JPY weakness is driven by short-term sentiment as it disconnects from US-Japan yields
The Japanese yen weakened sharply, losing 3.7% against the US dollar to hit 153.00 following the election of fiscal and monetary dove Sanae Takaichi, expected to become Japan’s next prime minister. The move, dubbed the “Takaichi Trade,” has softened expectations of a near-term BoJ rate hike. However, improving consumer confidence, an upward-trending policy rate curve, and a narrowing US-Japan yield spread suggest the yen’s weakness may be short-lived.
09-10-2025 06:12 GMT by Kelvin Wong
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North American mid-week Market update – US-Canada deal approaching
Mid-Week update for North-American Markets – North American currencies regain some strength with the US-Canada Deal approaching and better Diplomatic outlooks for the US with Middle East peace also close. Taking a look at NA index and currency performance combined with a USDCAD intraday chart to spot what's next for American Markets.
08-10-2025 19:45 GMT by Elior Manier
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