The video sets out a weekly trading plan and forex forecast, centred on technical analysis across major currencies and related markets. Coverage includes the US Dollar Index (DXY) and key G10 pairs such as EUR\/USD, GBP\/USD, USD\/JPY, USD\/CAD, USD\/CHF, AUD\/USD and NZD\/USD, alongside a selection of cross rates including AUD\/CHF, CAD\/CHF, EUR\/AUD, EUR\/CAD and GBP\/AUD. It also extends beyond FX into commodities, with analysis of gold (XAU\/USD), silver (XAG\/USD) and crude oil (WTI).<\/p>\n
The programme also reviews cryptoassets, focusing on Bitcoin (BTC\/USD) and Ethereum (ETH\/USD). The presenter is identified as John Fortune, Head Analyst at Get Me Trading, and described as having more than a decade of experience in financial markets. The weekly forecast is stated to cover over 30 markets each weekend.<\/p>\n
We need to watch the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) closely in the coming weeks as it tests key support levels near 101.50, influenced by recent central bank policy shifts. Historically, late summer trading brings lower market liquidity, which can trigger sharper, unexpected swings in major currency pairs. We recommend derivative traders keep position sizes conservative to manage this seasonal volatility.<\/p>\n
For the Euro and British Pound, we are eyeing potential breakout patterns as both currencies hold steady near their multi-month highs against the weakening dollar. The Eurozone’s inflation rate, which stabilized around 2.5% earlier this year, suggests the ECB will avoid aggressive rate cuts for now. We should look for buying opportunities on temporary dips, keeping a close watch on the 1.0950 level for EUR\/USD.<\/p>\n
The Japanese Yen remains a major focus as the Bank of Japan continues its gradual policy normalization, keeping USD\/JPY pressured below the 145.00 mark. This shift makes Yen cross-pairs, such as EUR\/JPY and GBP\/JPY, highly sensitive to global risk sentiment. We advise traders to focus on short-term selling strategies if USD\/JPY breaks through its immediate support.<\/p>\n
Gold (XAU\/USD) continues to show remarkable strength, trading solidly above the $2,400 mark due to steady central bank accumulation and geopolitical tensions. Historically, gold has surged during periods of global economic uncertainty, making it a reliable hedge for portfolios. We suggest looking for long setups in gold on any healthy pullbacks toward the $2,380 support zone.<\/p>\n
In the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin (BTC\/USD) has been consolidating in a tight range between $62,000 and $68,000 as traders await a clear macroeconomic trigger. Ethereum (ETH\/USD) is following a similar pattern, with institutional ETF flows helping to stabilize its price floor. We recommend waiting for a confirmed breakout above $68,000 before initiating high-leverage long positions.<\/p>\n
WTI crude oil is currently testing the $78 per barrel level as OPEC+ supply limits clash with fluctuating global demand. Historically, late summer travel demand provides a temporary boost to oil prices. We should look for short-term buying opportunities if the immediate support at $76 holds firm.<\/p>\n\n\n\n