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

Yesterday, the euro reacted sharply to the European Central Bank decision. The deposit rate remained at 2.5%, and the main rate stayed at 2.65%. All of this was expected...

Gold is trading again below $4,000 per ounce and is set for a second consecutive monthly decline. Spot gold fell about 0.6% to $3,982 after losing nearly twice that yesterday...

Oil rose again on signs the U.S. may resume military strikes on Iran. The December Brent futures contract, which expires today, climbed above $116 a barrel, while the more active...

Bitcoin fell more than 5.0% and briefly dropped below $77,000; Ether lost about 5.7%. The market received a double blow. First, weak earnings from major U.S. companies sent the S&P...

The pound rose yesterday even though the U.S. GDP report looked impressive and, by ordinary logic, should have supported the dollar. The pair reached about 1.3405, then pulled back...

The euro surprised the market yesterday. Strong U.S. data should have pushed the dollar higher, but the opposite happened. The pair climbed from around 1.1143 to the 1.1215 area, then...

UK economic data disappointed today, and the pound responded with a decline. The pair fell to 1.3295, but sellers made no further progress, and by midday the price had recovered...

By midday, the euro had still not chosen a direction. It rose to nearly 1.1151 in the morning, then retraced. Closer to noon, sellers managed to push the pair down...

Yesterday, the market focused on the Federal Reserve's policy decision. No major policy changes were expected, and the Fed held the policy rate at 4%. The dollar did not receive...

Even Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's cautious stance didn't convince Bitcoin. After a small rise to about $81,600 in the Asian session on Thursday, it plunged sharply below $80,000, suggesting...