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Forex Forecast: November 16–20, 2026 – Major Currency Pairs and Gold Outlook
Forex Markets

Forex Forecast: November 16–20, 2026 – Major Currency Pairs and Gold Outlook

The foreign exchange market enters the week of November 16–20 with the US dollar holding a significant advantage over most major currencies. Stronger-than-expected US inflation, rising Treasury yields and changing Federal Reserve interest-rate expectations have reshaped the market outlook, putting the euro, pound, yen and commodity-linked currencies under pressure. However, the dollar’s recent rally has also created conditions for increased volatility. The Japanese yen is approaching intervention-sensitive territory, while important inflation and employment releases from Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and Japan could challenge the prevailing market direction. Gold also enters the new week below the $4,000 psychological threshold after a sharp correction. Whether the metal stabilises or extends its decline will depend partly on the dollar, Treasury yields and demand for defensive assets. This SkyPress forecast examines the likely scenarios for the major currency pairs and gold, alongside the economic developments that could influence market direction during the week. Key Takeaways US dollar: The broader outlook remains positive while…

Sylvester Chepkok | SkyPress Editorial Nov 14

Sylvester Chepkok | SkyPress Editorial

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Sylvester Chepkok is the Founder and Editor of SkyPress, a financial education and market insights platform covering personal finance, investing,…

Forex Forecast November 9–13, 2026: Dollar, Euro, Pound and Yen in Focus
Forex Markets

Forex Forecast November 9–13, 2026: Dollar, Euro, Pound and Yen in Focus

Global foreign exchange markets are approaching a potentially important trading week as investors reassess interest-rate expectations, inflation risks and the outlook for economic growth across major economies. The US dollar, euro, British pound, Japanese yen, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, Swiss franc and New Zealand dollar could all experience increased volatility as several important economic releases arrive.

SkyPress Desk | SkyPress News Nov 7

LOCAL NEWS

Dollar Strengthens Ahead of Fed Decision as Global Currency Markets Face Policy Uncertainty
Forex Markets

Dollar Strengthens Ahead of Fed Decision as Global Currency Markets Face Policy Uncertainty

The US dollar remained near a two-week high on Wednesday as foreign exchange markets adopted a cautious stance ahead of a key Federal Reserve policy announcement. Meanwhile, the euro and British pound faced pressure from European fiscal concerns, while political uncertainty in Israel and diverging monetary policy signals across Asia added to currency market volatility. The coming policy decisions from the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of Japan (BoJ) are expected to shape investor expectations about interest rates, inflation and the relative attractiveness of major currencies. Energy-related inflation risks and continuing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are further complicating the outlook, leaving traders to weigh the possibility of tighter monetary policy against concerns about economic growth and financial stability. US Dollar Holds Firm as Traders Await Federal Reserve Guidance The US dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, traded around 102.40 after gaining 0.3% on Tuesday. The advance took the…

SkyPress Desk | SkyPress News Oct 28
Dollar Rally Stretches as ING Warns of No Clear Reversal Trigger
Forex Markets

Dollar Rally Stretches as ING Warns of No Clear Reversal Trigger

The US dollar remains firmly supported by interest-rate expectations, geopolitical uncertainty and pressure across global bond markets, even as several indicators suggest its recent rally may be becoming overstretched. Analysts at Dutch banking group ING believe the dollar could remain resilient in the near term because the market has yet to produce a convincing catalyst for a sustained reversal. Their assessment, reported by FXStreet on October 13, highlights the difference between a currency that appears overvalued and one that is ready to reverse direction. The outlook leaves foreign exchange markets weighing two competing forces: signs that the dollar’s advance has gone too far and economic conditions that continue to support demand for the US currency. Dollar Valuation Signals Point to an Extended Rally According to ING strategists Francesco Pesole, Frantisek Taborsky and Chris Turner, the US dollar is trading above the levels indicated by their short-term valuation model against most major currencies in the Group of Ten (G10). Their assessment…

SkyPress Desk | SkyPress News Oct 13

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Asian Forex Outlook: Dollar Strength Pressures Yen and Regional Currencies
Forex Markets

Asian Forex Outlook: Dollar Strength Pressures Yen and Regional Currencies

Asian Currencies Mixed as Dollar Holds Near Two-Month High, Yen Weakens on BOJ Outlook Asian currencies traded mixed on Thursday, October 1, as the US dollar remained near a two-month high, supported by elevated US Treasury yields and uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve’s interest rate outlook. The Japanese yen weakened after the Bank of Japan (BOJ) released a summary of its September policy meeting that revealed differing views on the pace of future interest rate increases. Investors continued to assess the outlook for US monetary policy alongside developments in Japan, Australia, China and South Korea. While strong export figures provided an encouraging signal for South Korea, several regional currencies remained under pressure from the stronger dollar and shifting global investment flows. Market figures in this report reflect the supplied market snapshot and should not be interpreted as live prices. US Dollar Holds Firm as Treasury Yields Support Demand The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the greenback against a basket…

SkyPress Desk | SkyPress News Oct 1

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