Explore foreign exchange market (forex) forecasts and predictions, featuring in-depth insights into the most traded currency pairs. Here, you’ll find detailed forecasts and expert analyses that combine both technical and fundamental approaches to provide a clear and comprehensive view of the market.
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11.09.2024
The US consumer price index at last year’s level and the rest of the fundamental data package may further drive the USDCAD pair. Discover more in our analysis for 11 September 2024.
11.09.2024
The EURUSD pair hovers at a four-week low on Wednesday. The market appears wary. Discover more in our analysis for 11 September 2024.
10.09.2024
Economic forecasts for the European Union could support the euro, with the speech by FOMC member Michelle Bowman likely to shed light on the Federal Reserve interest rates. Find out more in our analysis for 10 September 2024.
10.09.2024
The USDCHF rate is slightly correcting but remains within a descending channel. Discover more in our analysis for 10 September 2024.
10.09.2024
The USDJPY pair has halted its rise and is consolidating. Investors have a busy week ahead. Find out more in our analysis for 10 September 2024.
09.09.2024
With Japan’s Q2 GDP slightly rising and consumer spending moving into positive territory, all fundamental data supports the Japanese yen. Find out more in our analysis for 9 September 2024.
09.09.2024
The EURUSD rate is declining for the second consecutive session following the release of the US employment report. Find out more in our analysis for 9 September 2024.
09.09.2024
The GBPUSD pair has strengthened its position. The market is disappointed in the outlook following Friday’s US employment statistics. Find out more in our analysis for 9 September 2024.
