Weekly Forex Forecast for USDCAD, EURAUD, GBPJPY, XAUUSD (05-10 December 2021)
Bart Kurek
Hey everyone! Welcome to this week's forex forecast for the week ending December 10th, 2021. I'm TraderBart with A1 Trading, and this week I'll be looking at USDCAD, EURAUD, GBPJPY & XAUUSD.
USD/CAD
Price is now consolidating at the resistance of the previous ascending triangle pattern at 1.283. Over the next week, lookout for a potential break of this level, this opens up price to levels such as 1.293 and 1.31. If price fails to break this level, it's likely it will continue acting as resistance and instead, we could see a bearish run back down towards 1.258.
EUR/AUD
Price is now just below a short-term key horizontal level 1.618 following the break of the ascending triangle and horizontal level 1.59. Over the next week, look out for a potential break above 1.618 which suggests a bullish run to follow, opening price up to 1.635 and potentially new higher highs.
GBP/JPY
Looking at G/J in the long-run, price is definitely failing to make a new trend and break yearly highs at around 156.0-158.0. Price is currently making its fourth recent touch of 149.0 and over the next couple of weeks, a break below this level suggests potential long-term bearishness towards 129.0. If price reverses and instead stays above, it's also potential we could still see new highs being made. This is a long-term view so would need to look over the chart for months.
XAU/USD
Gold is continuing to stay above the long-term level 1765 and no major moves were made over the past week. Price did reject 1800 which suggests we could be seeing potential bearish moves coming up. A break below 1765 opens up price to levels such as 1725 and 1675. If price continues to stay above 1765 over the next week, it's likely we could be seeing price coming up to retest previous levels such as 1800 and 1835.
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