In today’s Market Outlook, let’s take a look at Forex Trading on USDCAD, Silver, XAGUSD, Gold, XAUUSD, Brent Crude, and WTI Crude Oil. We can see that the last two days of price action have been quite bullish in the Crude Oil Market. Why is that? Inflamed geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran are

Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.7726; (P) 0.7745; (R1) 0.7768; More…. No change in USD/CHF’s outlook as price actions from 0.7603 are seen as a consolidation pattern in the larger down trend. Intraday bias remains neutral. While stronger rebound cannot be ruled out, upside should be limited by 55 D EMA (now at 0.7838) to complete the

GBP/JPY is a historically popular pair in Forex trading, as it is one of the most volatile products to trade and captures geographic dynamics and risk-on/risk-off flows. The pair once again stands at a key inflection point, right after a historic run back to 2008 levels, and can offer quite interesting setups amid elevated market

Daily Pivots: (S1) 154.58; (P) 154.96; (R1) 155.38; More… USD/JPY’s rally from 152.25 continues today and intraday bias stays on the upside for 157.65 resistance first. Break there will target a retest on 159.44 high. On the downside, below 154.33 minor support will turn intraday bias neutral and bring consolidations. Overall, with 38.2% retracement of

USD/JPY’s strong rebound last week suggests that fall from 157.65 has completed at 152.25. Initial bias is turned neutral this week firs. On the upside, above 155.63 will resume the rally from 152.25 and target 157.65 first. Overall, with 38.2% retracement of 139.87 to 159.44 at 151.96 intact, rise from 139.87 is expected to resume

EUR/USD’s fall from 1.2081 extended lower last week but recovered after hitting 1.1740. Initial bias is turned neutral this week first. But risk will stay on the downside as long as 1.1928 resistance holds. Below 1.1740 will target 1.1576 support next. Firm break there should confirm rejection by 1.2 key psychological level and turn near

BitcoinWorldForex Volatility Surge: PMI Reports and US GDP Data Trigger Critical Market Movements Global currency markets brace for significant volatility this week as Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) reports from major economies and crucial US Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data converge to create potentially market-moving conditions. Forex traders worldwide monitor these economic indicators closely, anticipating substantial

Daily Pivots: (S1) 0.8729; (P) 0.8740; (R1) 0.8756; More… Intraday bias in EUR/GBP remains neutral with focus on 0.8744 resistance. Decisive break there should confirm that fall from 0.8863 has completed as a correction. Further rally should then be seen back to retest 0.8863 high. On the downside, sustained break of 38.2% retracement of 0.8221

Daily Pivots: (S1) 181.94; (P) 182.54; (R1) 183.08; More… Intraday bias in EUR/JPY remains mildly on the upside for the moment. Corrective fall from 186.86 could have completed after drawing support from 38.2% retracement of 172.24 to 186.86 at 181.27. Further rise should be seen to retest 186.22/186.86 resistance zone first. One the downside, however,

JPY and EUR are giving back their safe-haven status to USD. USDJPY is rising amid slowing Japan inflation. Growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the Fed’s reluctance to resume its cycle of monetary expansion are driving the US dollar towards its best weekly performance in four months. According to a Wall Street Journal

Created on February 20, 2026 The US dollar has been all over the place against the Canadian dollar during trading on Thursday. The price action right now is focusing on the 1.37 level, an area that I think will cause a little bit of a headache, but it’s also worth noting that markets have seen

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Metals are slowly recovering after their high-paced deleveraging from late January trading. Establishing consolidative ranges and holding tight right around their 2026 opening levels, the Precious Commodities are facing key technical tests in their historic runs. Indeed, after their shocking up-and-down performances in the first two months of the year, it is even more astonishing

The U.S. Supreme Court has officially struck down the Trump administration’s global tariffs, ruling that the executive branch exceeded its authority under the IEEPA. For now, the action remains very muted across FX, Stocks, and Crypto Markets, which are all close to unchanged on the session. Only Metals are rallying, but that would mainly reflect

Canada’s retail sales declined -0.4% mom in December to CAD 70.0B, slightly better than the -0.5% drop expected. The pullback marks a modest softening in year-end consumer activity, though the headline miss was not as severe as feared. Core retail sales, which exclude gasoline and motor vehicles, fell -0.3% mom, weighed heavily by a sharp

As seen on the XAG/USD chart, silver has today breached the upper boundary of the descending channel formed by February’s lower highs and lows. Bullish sentiment is supported by heightened geopolitical tensions and rising demand for safe-haven assets. According to media reports: → On Thursday, US President Donald Trump warned Iran that it must reach

According to media reports, Bitcoin’s fall from its all-time high in October 2025 to February’s low near $60k triggered the largest outflow from spot Bitcoin ETF funds since their launch in January 2024. Glassnode data show that more than 100,000 BTC were withdrawn from these funds in January alone, though the total remains substantial, with

UK retail sales volumes jumped 1.8% mom in January, far exceeding expectations of 0.2% and marking the largest monthly increase since May 2024. The rebound suggests consumers began the year on firmer footing despite broader concerns over slowing growth. On an annual basis, sales volumes rose 4.5% yoy, pointing to solid underlying demand. Over the

2025 was the year of the Swiss Franc, and there were quite a few reasons. De-dollarization, flows moving towards Europe, the Yen losing some of its Safe-Haven characteristics amid fiscal trouble in Japan, and general diversification towards quality as the World faces troubled times ahead. Reaching 14-year lows less than a month ago, USD/CHF had