28 Sep. 2026

28 Sep.–2 Oct. 2026

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• AUD/USD

Update: AUD/USD enters a major event week holding around the psychological 0.7000 region as traders prepare for the Reserve Bank of Australia policy decision and domestic inflation data. Expectations for another RBA rate increase remain elevated after policymakers highlighted persistent inflation risks, helping the Australian dollar maintain relative support despite continued U.S. dollar strength. The 0.7000 area is now the key technical level for the broader structure. Holding above this region could allow another recovery toward 0.7080 and 0.7150. A sustained break below 0.7000, however, would weaken the recovery structure and expose the 0.6920 area.

• EUR/USD

Update: EUR/USD enters the week under continued selling pressure after extending its decline from the August highs. The pair has broken below its September opening range as expectations for a more restrictive Federal Reserve policy continue to support the U.S. dollar. Price is now approaching an important medium-term support region, increasing the possibility of consolidation or a corrective rebound. The 1.1400 area remains the first major downside level. Holding above this region could allow a recovery toward 1.1500 and 1.1580, while a sustained break below 1.1400 would reinforce the bearish structure and expose the 1.1300 region.

• GBP/JPY

Update: GBP/JPY remains volatile as renewed yen weakness competes with broader pressure on the British pound. The Japanese currency has struggled to benefit from the Bank of Japan's recent rate increase as markets remain focused on the relatively hawkish Federal Reserve outlook. At the same time, intervention risk continues to limit aggressive yen selling. GBP/JPY is attempting to stabilize after the sharp decline seen earlier in September, but the broader recovery remains fragile. The 210.00 area represents an important near-term pivot. A sustained recovery above 212.00 could extend the rebound toward 214.00, while a break below 208.00 would increase the risk of another decline toward 206.00.

• GBP/USD

Update: GBP/USD remains under pressure after falling toward six-week lows as persistent U.S. dollar strength and concerns surrounding the UK economic outlook weigh on sterling. The pair recently found temporary support around the 1.3200 region, allowing a modest rebound, but the broader short-term structure remains weak. The 1.3350 area now represents the first important resistance level. A sustained recovery above this region could open the way toward 1.3450, while renewed selling below 1.3200 would increase downside pressure and expose the 1.3100 area.

• XAU/USD

Update: Gold enters the week attempting to stabilize after the sharp correction that followed the Federal Reserve's September rate increase. Higher U.S. interest-rate expectations and a stronger dollar remain significant headwinds, while geopolitical uncertainty continues to provide underlying safe-haven demand. The 4,300 region has developed into an important technical support zone and remains critical for the medium-term outlook. Holding above this area could allow another recovery toward 4,400 and 4,500. A sustained break below 4,300, however, would signal renewed bearish momentum and expose the 4,200 region.