The mixed signals from the Forex market continued last week, but the wicks from Thursday and Friday offer clues for the week ahead.

In today’s Weekly Forex Forecast, I discuss what we should expect from the US Dollar Index (DXY), EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, and EURGBP in the week ahead.

Did the EURUSD just liquidate early shorts only to resume its bearish ways?

I’ll have all the details in today’s video, along with what the US Dollar Index (DXY) needs to do to stay bullish next week.

Get all of that and more in today’s video!

The US Dollar Index (DXY) started April on a bullish note with a retest of 105.00, but it’s all gone terribly wrong for dollar bulls since then.

In today’s video, I discuss what Wednesday’s selloff means for the DXY, and a must-hold area for dollar bulls ahead of Friday’s non-farm payroll (NFP).

The EURUSD has started the week with another 60-pip drop after breaking 1.0800 support, as discussed late last week.

What’s next for the EURUSD as it comes into some support at 1.0730? Will the downtrend continue, and if so, what’s the best way to trade it?

Get all of that and more in today’s video!

The US Dollar Index (DXY) is fighting with 104.45 resistance today, a key level that will likely determine what we see from the dollar next week.

In today’s video, I discuss what’s required from DXY bulls to open up levels like 105.00 and 106.00, and whether we’re likely to get a sweep of Tuesday’s wick near 104.00.

The EURUSD has played out perfectly so far this week, but the big story for the euro continues to be the recent Euro Index (EXY) breakdown.

Today’s video discusses that breakdown in detail, and how I’m trading the EURUSD following this week’s US GDP and PCE figures.

Plus, I’ll share the latest on the US Dollar Index (DXY).

The pound (GBPUSD) may have set up the best opportunity of 2024 with last week’s close.

In today’s video, I share exactly how I’m trading GBPUSD, including key levels and targets, one of which is 550 pips below today’s rate.

I will also share the latest on the US Dollar Index (DXY) as it breaks out this week.