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Latest forex.com · 5 days ago

Japanese Yen Technical Outlook: USD/JPY Poised for Breakout Ahead of Fed, BOJ

Michael Boutros, FOREX.com Senior Market Analyst, examines the USD/JPY outlook ahead of the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan rate decisions, highlighting the key technical levels, Treasury yield correlation and why a break above 164 could open the path toward 165. He also explains how market positioning, Fed expectations and BOJ policy could shape the next major move for the Japanese yen.

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XAUUSD exchangerates.org.uk · 5 days ago

Gold Price Forecast: UBS Sees Gold Rebounding to $5,200 by Mid-2027

Higher real yields and a firmer US Dollar may keep gold prices under pressure, but analysts eye weakness towards $3,850–$4,000 as an opportunity to rebuild exposure. The Gold price in US Dollars (XAU/USD) traded around $4,031 an ounce on Wednesday, attempting a modest recovery after losing 1.2% in the previous session and falling for a.

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XAUUSD actionforex.com · 5 days ago

Gold: the Fed Will Lead the Way!

The US dollar has retreated as traders square positions ahead of the FOMC meeting results announcement. The futures market puts the odds of a Fed rate hike at 1 in 3 following the 28–29 July meeting.

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GBPUSD actionforex.com · 5 days ago

GBP/USD at Month's Lows: The Outlook Remains Weak

GBP/USD continued to consolidate at 1.3283 on Wednesday. The British pound hit a near one-month low in the previous session as investors monitored developments in the Middle East, while the dollar drew support from expectations that the Federal Reserve could raise rates today.

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EURUSD actionforex.com · 5 days ago

EUR/USD: All Eyes on the Fed as the Range Reaches Its Breaking Point

The dollar's next move hinges on tonight's Fed decision, and this time markets genuinely don't know what to expect. While economists still lean toward a hold—with CME FedWatch odds sitting near 68.5% for no change—Kevin Warsh's hawkish rhetoric on having “no tolerance” for inflation, paired with growing internal FOMC support for a hike, has pushed hike odds up sharply from just 18% two weeks ago to over 30% today.

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