🌙 Evening Forex Market Report – September 11, 2025

Key Takeaway:
Today’s Forex session was dominated by a broad US dollar decline, strong gains in commodity-linked currencies, and a risk-on market regime. Major economic data and central bank decisions set the tone for heightened volatility and clear trading opportunities heading into tomorrow.


Executive Summary

  • US Dollar Weakness: The USD fell against most majors after a spike in US jobless claims and sticky inflation, reinforcing expectations for a Fed rate cut next week.
  • Commodity Currencies Surge: AUD, NZD, and CAD outperformed, reflecting improved risk sentiment and stable commodity prices.
  • ECB Holds, Turns Hawkish: The ECB kept rates steady but signaled a more hawkish stance, boosting the euro.
  • Volatility Remains High: Market volatility is up 20% year-over-year, with strong moves in several pairs and no statistical outliers detected.

1. Major Currency Pair Performance

PairLatest PriceDaily Change (%)SignalRisk Category
EUR/USD1.1736+0.32BuyMedium
USD/JPY147.17-0.14SellLow
GBP/USD1.3577+0.38Strong BuyMedium
AUD/USD0.6662+0.78Strong BuyHigh
USD/CAD1.3841-0.14BuyLow
USD/CHF0.7959-0.29SellMedium
NZD/USD0.5976+0.67Strong BuyHigh

Top Gainers:

  • AUD/USD (+0.78%)
  • NZD/USD (+0.67%)
  • GBP/USD (+0.38%)
  • EUR/USD (+0.32%)

Top Losers:

  • USD/CHF (-0.29%)
  • USD/JPY (-0.14%)
  • USD/CAD (-0.14%)

2. Technical Analysis & Key Levels

PairSupportResistanceTechnical Bias
EUR/USD1.1631.177Bullish
GBP/USD1.3451.360Bearish
USD/JPY146.70148.50Range-bound
AUD/USD0.725Channel TopBullish
NZD/USDDynamic0.600Bullish
  • EUR/USD: Bullish breakout potential above 1.177.
  • GBP/USD: Watch for a reversal if 1.345 support breaks.
  • AUD/USD & NZD/USD: Momentum remains strong; watch for resistance tests.

3. Economic News & Market Drivers

  • US CPI (Aug): +0.4% MoM (vs. 0.3% expected), +2.9% YoY.
  • US Jobless Claims: 263K (vs. 235K expected) – highest since 2021.
  • ECB: Rates unchanged at 2.00%, but President Lagarde’s hawkish tone lifted the euro.
  • Fed Outlook: 91% probability of a 25bp rate cut at next week’s FOMC meeting.
  • Risk Sentiment: Strong, with commodity currencies leading and safe havens lagging.

4. Statistical & Sentiment Analysis

  • Mean Daily Change: +0.23%
  • Volatility (Std Dev): 0.42%
  • Risk-On Regime: Commodity currencies averaged +0.44%; safe havens averaged -0.22%.
  • No Outliers: All major pairs moved within expected statistical bounds.
  • Correlations:
  • Strong positive: EUR/USD & GBP/USD, GBP/USD & AUD/USD, AUD/USD & NZD/USD.
  • Negative: USD/JPY & AUD/USD.

5. Visual Market Overview


6. Trading Recommendations

  • Strong Buy: GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD – momentum likely to continue if risk sentiment holds.
  • Caution: USD/JPY and USD/CHF – technical resistance and USD weakness may limit upside.
  • Watch: EUR/USD for a breakout above 1.177; GBP/USD for support at 1.345.

7. Outlook for Tomorrow

  • Focus: Fed rate cut expectations, further US labor data, and commodity price trends.
  • Volatility: Expected to remain elevated; maintain disciplined risk management.
  • Key Levels:
  • EUR/USD: 1.177 resistance
  • GBP/USD: 1.360 resistance
  • AUD/USD: Watch for channel breakout

Summary Box:
The Forex market closed with a clear risk-on tone, commodity currencies outperforming, and the US dollar under pressure from weak labor data and dovish Fed expectations. Technicals favor further gains in AUD, NZD, and GBP, while EUR/USD eyes a breakout. Stay alert for volatility and central bank headlines in the next session.


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