John Fortune\u2019s weekly forex forecast video covers a broad set of markets, centring on major FX pairs tracked against the US dollar, including Dxy alongside EurUsd, GbpUsd, UsdJpy, UsdCad, UsdChf, AudUsd and NzdUsd. It also extends to cross-currency pairs, with ChfJpy, NzdJpy, CadJpy, AudChf, AudNzd and AudJpy included in the run-down.<\/p>\n\n
The coverage moves beyond currencies into digital assets and commodities, with analysis of BtcUsd and EthUsd, as well as XauUsd for gold and XagUsd for silver. Energy is represented through WTI crude oil. Fortune is identified as Head Analyst at Get Me Trading, and the description states he has over a decade of experience in the financial markets while producing a weekly forex forecast spanning over 30 markets each weekend.<\/p>\n\n
As we navigate the final days of September 2026, we are witnessing significant volatility across major currency pairs due to shifting central bank policies. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has faced downward pressure, hovering around the 100.50 level as the Federal Reserve continues its rate-cutting cycle to sustain economic growth. For derivative traders, this weakness in the greenback suggests we should look for buying opportunities in key majors like EUR\/USD and GBP\/USD. <\/p>\n\n
Looking at the EUR\/USD pair, we see strong bullish momentum with the exchange rate pushing toward 1.1250, supported by stabilizing economic data in the Eurozone. Historically, when the Fed cuts rates while the European Central Bank holds a more cautious stance, the Euro tends to outperform. We recommend setting tight stop-losses and targeting psychological resistance levels as this upward trend tests new multi-month highs.<\/p>\n\n
In the commodities space, Gold (XAU\/USD) remains a primary focus as it trades near historic highs of $2,650 per ounce, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions and declining real yields. We believe derivative traders should favor long positions on minor pullbacks, as gold historically performs exceptionally well during monetary easing cycles. Silver (XAG\/USD) is also showing strong correlation, breaking above $31.50, which offers a high-beta alternative for those looking to capitalize on precious metals.<\/p>\n\n
Turning to the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin (BTC\/USD) is showing signs of consolidation around the $64,000 mark after a volatile third quarter. With institutional inflows via spot ETFs remaining steady at an average of $150 million weekly, we anticipate a potential breakout as we enter the historically bullish fourth quarter. We suggest using options strategies to hedge against short-term liquidations while maintaining a general upward bias for both Bitcoin and Ethereum.<\/p>\n\n\n\n