12 Oct. 2026

12–16 Oct. 2026

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• AUD/USD

Update: AUD/USD enters the week attempting to extend its recovery after ending a four-week losing streak. The Australian dollar has benefited from easing U.S. dollar momentum and expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia will maintain a relatively restrictive monetary policy stance. However, elevated oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty continue to weigh on broader risk sentiment. The upcoming RBA meeting minutes, Australian employment data, and U.S. inflation figures could provide important catalysts for the next directional move. From a technical perspective, the 0.6850 region remains a significant support area. Holding above this level would allow the recovery to extend toward 0.6950 and 0.7030. A sustained break below 0.6850 would weaken the recovery structure and expose the 0.6780 region.

• EUR/USD

Update: EUR/USD remains under significant selling pressure after extending its decline for a fifth consecutive week. Concerns surrounding France's fiscal outlook and political uncertainty continue to undermine confidence in the euro, while elevated U.S. Treasury yields provide underlying support for the dollar. The pair recently approached the 1.1160 region, bringing it close to important medium-term support. Although the extended decline increases the possibility of a corrective rebound, the broader technical structure remains bearish while price trades below 1.1280. A sustained recovery above this resistance could open the way toward 1.1350. On the downside, a decisive break below 1.1160 would reinforce bearish momentum and expose the psychological 1.1100 level. This week's U.S. inflation data and euro-area economic releases could determine whether the current decline continues or enters a consolidation phase.

• GBP/JPY

Update: GBP/JPY enters the week facing conflicting monetary policy expectations and increased sensitivity to Japanese yen movements. The yen remains under pressure as the U.S. dollar continues to benefit from elevated Treasury yields, while uncertainty surrounding the pace of further Bank of Japan tightening limits sustained JPY recovery. However, growing concerns over excessive yen weakness and the possibility of intervention by Japanese authorities could create sudden volatility across yen crosses. GBP/JPY remains sensitive to developments around the 210.00 region, which represents an important technical pivot. A sustained move above 212.00 could strengthen recovery momentum and expose 214.00. Conversely, renewed selling below 208.00 would weaken the short-term structure and bring the 206.00 region into focus. Traders should remain cautious around Japanese policy commentary and unexpected shifts in global risk sentiment.

• GBP/USD

Update: GBP/USD enters the week attempting to stabilize near the lower boundary of its broader trading range. The pair has repeatedly attracted buying interest around the 1.3200 region, where significant technical support continues to limit further downside. Sterling remains influenced by expectations surrounding Bank of England monetary policy, while elevated U.S. Treasury yields and a relatively firm dollar continue to restrict recovery momentum. The upcoming UK economic releases and U.S. inflation figures could provide the next directional catalyst. A sustained recovery above 1.3300 would improve the short-term outlook and open the way toward 1.3400. However, a decisive break below 1.3200 would weaken the current consolidation structure and expose the 1.3100 region. Until a clear breakout develops, the pair may remain vulnerable to range-bound trading and short-term volatility.

• XAU/USD

Update: Gold enters the week attempting to build on its recent recovery after rebounding sharply from the 4,000–4,100 support region. The metal recovered toward 4,200 during the previous week as softer U.S. dollar momentum and renewed bargain hunting helped stabilize prices following the significant correction from September highs. However, elevated Treasury yields and expectations for additional Federal Reserve tightening continue to limit the strength of the recovery. The upcoming U.S. Consumer Price Index will be a key catalyst for the next directional move. A sustained breakout above the 4,250 region would strengthen bullish momentum and could open the way toward 4,330. On the downside, the 4,100 area remains an important support zone. A decisive break below this level would weaken the recovery structure and increase the risk of another decline toward the psychological 4,000 region.