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Forex / Major Currency Pairs · 2026-09-19 to 2026-10-18 (UTC)
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Forex Weekly Outlook: Dollar Strength Meets Softer US Jobs
Explore the October 5–9 forex outlook with seven major pairs, verified weekly performance, key price zones, Fed minutes and Canada's employment report.
Forex Today: Dollar Holds Firm as AUD Falls After RBA Hike
Major currency pairs remain uneven as the dollar holds firm. AUD/USD slips after the RBA raises rates to 4.60%, Canada reports flat July GDP, and traders await US JOLTS, consumer confidence and tomorrow’s inflation releases.
Forex Today: Major Pairs Face RBA, Inflation and US Jobs
Major currency pairs start the week with mixed moves as oil prices and interest-rate expectations shape the dollar outlook. Explore EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY and other majors ahead of the RBA decision, inflation reports and US payrolls.
Forex Weekly Outlook: Dollar, RBA and US Jobs in Focus
Forex weekly outlook for September 28–October 2: review seven major currency pairs, the dollar's gains, key price levels, the RBA decision, US PCE inflation and payrolls.
Forex Today, Sep 25: Yen Rallies as Dollar Eases
Forex today, September 25, 2026: EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY analysis, seven major pairs, Michigan sentiment results and key levels to watch.
Forex Today, Sep 24: Dollar Gains, Swiss Franc Slips
Forex today, September 24, 2026: EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY outlook, plus SNB news, Australian jobs, Canadian retail sales and key levels.
Forex Today, Sep 21: Yen Weakens, AUD and NZD Advance
Forex today, September 21, 2026: compare seven major currency pairs, key price levels, Fed and BoJ policy, and the day's central-bank events in UTC.
Forex Weekly Forecast: Major Pairs | Sep 21–25, 2026
Forex weekly forecast for September 21–25, 2026: seven major currency pairs, Fed and BoJ decisions, key levels, SNB policy and the economic calendar.
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