The Forex market is unpredictable, and it doesn’t always go your way. That’s why resilience is one of the most important traits for a trader. When faced with losses or setbacks, successful traders don’t give up — they adapt, learn, and come back stronger. Resilience isn’t just about bouncing back; it’s about staying focused on your goals despite challenges. The Forex journey is tough, but with resilience, you can overcome anything and achieve the success you’re aiming for.

The Forex market is unpredictable, and it doesn’t always go your way. That’s why resilience is one of the most important traits for a trader. When faced with losses or setbacks, successful traders don’t give up — they adapt, learn, and come back stronger. Resilience isn’t just about bouncing back; it’s about staying focused on your goals despite challenges. The Forex journey is tough, but with resilience, you can overcome anything and achieve the success you’re aiming for.

From the USD/JPY price action, the upside momentum has increased, and I expect the USD/JPY to break 154.00, if it does, the long target will look to 154.95. In the near term, I maintain a bullish view on USD/JPY. However, a break below 152.70 will dissipate the upward momentum of USD/JPY and turn negative. The first bearish target is 151.20. I expect a range of 153.00 to 154.60 today.

From the USD/JPY price action, the upside momentum has increased, and I expect the USD/JPY to break 154.00, if it does, the long target will look to 154.95. In the near term, I maintain a bullish view on USD/JPY. However, a break below 152.70 will dissipate the upward momentum of USD/JPY and turn negative. The first bearish target is 151.20. I expect a range of 153.00 to 154.60 today.

For now, the AUD/USD is stabilizing at 0.6365, and if the decline continues, the bearish target will look to 0.6300. At the same time, the stochastic indicator starts to lose positive momentum, which is also more inclined to fall. However, if it breaks above 0.6450, AUD/USD may rebound. I expect today's trading range to be 0.6310 to 0.6400.

For now, the AUD/USD is stabilizing at 0.6365, and if the decline continues, the bearish target will look to 0.6300. At the same time, the stochastic indicator starts to lose positive momentum, which is also more inclined to fall. However, if it breaks above 0.6450, AUD/USD may rebound. I expect today's trading range to be 0.6310 to 0.6400.

For now, EUR/USD is not holding below 1.0475, but is testing the 50-cycle exponential moving average, EMA50 is a strong resistance level. But stochastic indicators suggest that upward momentum has dissipated, suggesting the potential for another decline in Europe and the U.S. Therefore, I expect EUR/USD to fall, the first short target is 1.0475, if below this level, may continue to fall, at that time the short target will look to 1.0400. On the contrary, if a break above 1.0563, then the EUR/USD downtrend may stop and a fresh bullish correction may materialize intraday.

For now, EUR/USD is not holding below 1.0475, but is testing the 50-cycle exponential moving average, EMA50 is a strong resistance level. But stochastic indicators suggest that upward momentum has dissipated, suggesting the potential for another decline in Europe and the U.S. Therefore, I expect EUR/USD to fall, the first short target is 1.0475, if below this level, may continue to fall, at that time the short target will look to 1.0400. On the contrary, if a break above 1.0563, then the EUR/USD downtrend may stop and a fresh bullish correction may materialize intraday.

It is not hard to see that GBP/USD has a significant recent downtrend and is close to my target of 1.2566. I remain bearish. In addition, if it falls below 1.2566, it may continue to fall, and the bear target will be 1.2500. If we break above 1.2735, then GBP/USD has the potential to rally. I expect today's trading range to be 1.2550 to 1.2700.

It is not hard to see that GBP/USD has a significant recent downtrend and is close to my target of 1.2566. I remain bearish. In addition, if it falls below 1.2566, it may continue to fall, and the bear target will be 1.2500. If we break above 1.2735, then GBP/USD has the potential to rally. I expect today's trading range to be 1.2550 to 1.2700.

Gold’s price appears to have had some slight bullish tendencies yesterday and during today’s Asian session, yet nothing as convincing yet. In today’s report we intend to have a look at the upcoming release of the US Inflation report for November, China’s intentions and geopolitical issues in the Middle East, all on a fundamental level for the gold market. For a rounder view, we conclude the report with a technical analysis of gold’s daily chart.

Gold’s price appears to have had some slight bullish tendencies yesterday and during today’s Asian session, yet nothing as convincing yet. In today’s report we intend to have a look at the upcoming release of the US Inflation report for November, China’s intentions and geopolitical issues in the Middle East, all on a fundamental level for the gold market. For a rounder view, we conclude the report with a technical analysis of gold’s daily chart.

The Mexican Perso regains lost ground and approaches 20.00 as the US Dollar's recovery loses steam. Soft Mecican CPI data has increased hopes of a 25 bps rate cut next week and is weighing on the MXN. Technically, USD/MXN’s double top at 20.80 suggests the possibility of a deeper correction.

The Mexican Perso regains lost ground and approaches 20.00 as the US Dollar's recovery loses steam. Soft Mecican CPI data has increased hopes of a 25 bps rate cut next week and is weighing on the MXN. Technically, USD/MXN’s double top at 20.80 suggests the possibility of a deeper correction.

AUD/USD falls sharply below 0.6400 as the RBA delivers a less-hawkish interest rate guidance. RBA Bullock was confident about easing upside risks to price pressures. Investors await the US inflation and the Australian employment data for November.

AUD/USD falls sharply below 0.6400 as the RBA delivers a less-hawkish interest rate guidance. RBA Bullock was confident about easing upside risks to price pressures. Investors await the US inflation and the Australian employment data for November.

The Australian dollar continues to show strong movement and is down sharply on Tuesday. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6400, down 0.61% at the time of writing.

The Australian dollar continues to show strong movement and is down sharply on Tuesday. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6400, down 0.61% at the time of writing.

Gold rally maintains its positive momentum intact fuelled by buying from China and safe-haven flows. The US Dollar’s moderate recovery is weighing on Gold. XAU/USD’s technical picture remains positive with price action standing above the last two week’s trading

Gold rally maintains its positive momentum intact fuelled by buying from China and safe-haven flows. The US Dollar’s moderate recovery is weighing on Gold. XAU/USD’s technical picture remains positive with price action standing above the last two week’s trading

Risk management is the backbone of successful forex trading. It involves strategies to minimize losses, protect capital, and ensure long-term profitability. Even with the best analysis and strategies, poor risk management can lead to significant losses.

Risk management is the backbone of successful forex trading. It involves strategies to minimize losses, protect capital, and ensure long-term profitability. Even with the best analysis and strategies, poor risk management can lead to significant losses.

We’re at a key juncture when it comes to US debt dynamics. Government debt is approximately equal to the value of GDP. In other words, there’s a c.100% debt/GDP ratio. This makes the mathematics relatively easy. Basically, when debt is the same size as GDP, debt dynamics are broadly determined by whether the growth in nominal GDP is above or below the average coupon print on the debt. Provided the former is higher than the latter, then the debt/GDP ratio can trend lower

We’re at a key juncture when it comes to US debt dynamics. Government debt is approximately equal to the value of GDP. In other words, there’s a c.100% debt/GDP ratio. This makes the mathematics relatively easy. Basically, when debt is the same size as GDP, debt dynamics are broadly determined by whether the growth in nominal GDP is above or below the average coupon print on the debt. Provided the former is higher than the latter, then the debt/GDP ratio can trend lower

The problem for Treasuries is a 3% primary deficit plus 3% interest rate costs exceeds the typical 4.5% GDP expansion. That broadly equates to an ongoing 1.5% increase in the debt/GDP ratio. And this continues forever unless the primary deficit is cut. If not, our 5% + call for the 10yr yield can become a threat for 6%...

The problem for Treasuries is a 3% primary deficit plus 3% interest rate costs exceeds the typical 4.5% GDP expansion. That broadly equates to an ongoing 1.5% increase in the debt/GDP ratio. And this continues forever unless the primary deficit is cut. If not, our 5% + call for the 10yr yield can become a threat for 6%...

Downbeat start in Europe. RBA hold rates with all eyes on the February meeting. Markets await US inflation report.

Downbeat start in Europe. RBA hold rates with all eyes on the February meeting. Markets await US inflation report.

AUDUSD fell on Tuesday morning after RBA kept interest rates unchanged at 4.35% but softened it hawkish tone ( on not ruling anything in or out) from the previous meeting that revived expectations for possible rate cut in February.

AUDUSD fell on Tuesday morning after RBA kept interest rates unchanged at 4.35% but softened it hawkish tone ( on not ruling anything in or out) from the previous meeting that revived expectations for possible rate cut in February.

Trump’s policies will likely incur costs, including for the US; this raises questions about their longevity. Trade wars, anti-immigration policies and a rejection of multilateralism will be high on the agenda. Other countries and regions are bracing for the new reality, with varying levels of adaptability, Standard Chartered’s Senior Economist Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce notes.

Trump’s policies will likely incur costs, including for the US; this raises questions about their longevity. Trade wars, anti-immigration policies and a rejection of multilateralism will be high on the agenda. Other countries and regions are bracing for the new reality, with varying levels of adaptability, Standard Chartered’s Senior Economist Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce notes.

US Dollar (USD) is under mild downward pressure; it could edge lower to 7.2540. The major support at 7.2400 is unlikely to be tested. In the longer run, current price movements are likely part of range trading, probably between 7.2400 and 7.2900, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann note.

US Dollar (USD) is under mild downward pressure; it could edge lower to 7.2540. The major support at 7.2400 is unlikely to be tested. In the longer run, current price movements are likely part of range trading, probably between 7.2400 and 7.2900, UOB Group’s FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Lee Sue Ann note.

Euro (EUR) traded little changed, was last seen at 1.0532 levels. This week, EUR may continue to see more volatility because of the political risks in Germany and the upcoming ECB meeting on Thursday, OCBC’s FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.

Euro (EUR) traded little changed, was last seen at 1.0532 levels. This week, EUR may continue to see more volatility because of the political risks in Germany and the upcoming ECB meeting on Thursday, OCBC’s FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.

AUDUSD gives up gains after RBA’s inflation comments. Trend signals remain negative, support is nearby at 0.6380.

AUDUSD gives up gains after RBA’s inflation comments. Trend signals remain negative, support is nearby at 0.6380.

Chinese measures lift Gold prices Gold prices surged to a two-week high on Monday, December 9th, driven by China’s central bank resuming gold purchases and the country’s plans for additional economic stimulus...

Chinese measures lift Gold prices Gold prices surged to a two-week high on Monday, December 9th, driven by China’s central bank resuming gold purchases and the country’s plans for additional economic stimulus...