FX.co ★ Daily Forex Analytics. Forecast of the currency exchange rate for today

The key economic report yesterday—U.S. Q4 GDP—came in at 2.4% versus 2.3% expected. However, three major agencies—Moody's, Fitch Ratings, and S&P Global—warned of a potential downturn due to restrictive tariffs...

Although the U.S. data showed a growth of 2.4% compared to the expected 2.3%, the dollar index fell by 0.28%. The pound surged by 78 pips, nearly reaching the 1.3001...

Yesterday, Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on all automobiles and auto parts imported into the U.S. The tariff on vehicles will take effect on April...

On Monday, the euro declined by 14 pips. An attempt to reverse upward was made. A repeat attempt is possible today and may be more successful, although the support level...

Yesterday, the British pound rose by four pips, pushing the Marlin oscillator lower and bringing it to touch the zero line. We can now expect the upward signal to solidify...

The Australian dollar avoided breaking below the lower boundary of the sideways trend range and rose by 11 pips yesterday. However, the daily-scale balance indicator line (the red moving average)...

Yesterday, the S&P 500 stock index posted a solid gain of 1.76%, reaching the target level of 5769 (the low from January 13). At the same time, the signal line...

Last Friday, EUR/USD pierced the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level with a lower shadow and then sharply reversed to the upside, continuing to rise into Monday morning. The Marlin oscillator appears...

By Monday morning, the British pound had turned upward without reaching the target range of 1.2816/47, and the Marlin oscillator had also reversed to the upside without reaching the boundary...

On Friday, the USD/JPY pair followed an alternative scenario. A price reversal occurred at the very last moment — just before the Marlin oscillator entered the downtrend territory. The price...