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LMFX Daily Forex Outlook

Date: 13.11.2026

Market Sentiment

Friday’s markets face a difficult combination of technology uncertainty and rising borrowing costs. Nvidia’s leadership transition continues to unsettle the AI supply chain, although Thursday’s broad U.S. equity losses were relatively contained. The dollar remains near a 19-month high as Treasury yields climb and investors consider whether December’s Federal Reserve increase could exceed a quarter point. Today’s U.S. producer-price report is the next major test. Oil adds another inflation risk: prices remain vulnerable to diplomatic headlines and shipping disruption, making the recent weekly decline an unreliable signal of lasting supply relief.

Previous Session Recap

Thursday’s S&P 500 lost 0.35%, the Dow declined 0.36%, and the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.39%. Small caps underperformed, with the Russell 2000 down 1.66%. Germany’s DAX gained 0.41% after reaching a record high. U.S. natural gas futures settled 3.9% higher.

Top Overnight Global Forex Headlines

  • Japan renewed warnings about currency volatility as USD/JPY hovered near 160, keeping intervention risk elevated.
  • New York Fed President Williams indicated that further rate increases are likely.
  • Oil faces competing pressures from rising U.S. inventories and persistent threats to Gulf shipping.
  • Gold recovered modestly after Thursday’s selloff but remained on course for a substantial weekly loss.

Forex Focus of the Day

EUR/USD is the clearest test of policy divergence. Eurozone GDP and employment arrive before U.S. PPI, where consensus expects monthly increases of 0.4% headline and 0.3% core. Stronger inflation could sustain dollar demand; a softer reading needs a confirmed euro recovery above 1.1070 to change immediate momentum.

Key Economic Events

Time (GMT)EventCurrencyImpact
07:30 GMTSwiss producer prices, releasedCHFMedium
10:00 GMTEurozone GDP and employmentEURHigh
13:30 GMTU.S. headline and core PPIUSDHigh
13:30 GMTCanadian manufacturing salesCADMedium
15:30 GMTEIA natural gas storageUSDMedium
15:50 GMTFed Governor Bowman speaksUSDMedium

Major Forex Currency Outlooks

Prices are indicative same-day spot references from separate morning snapshots.

PairPriceBiasMain Driver
EUR/USD1.1049SoftGDP meets U.S. inflation risk
GBP/USD1.3237SoftDollar strength offsets growth resilience
USD/JPY159.88Firm, fragileYield advantage; intervention danger
USD/CHF0.8350FirmFed expectations; Swiss inflation data
USD/CAD1.4257NeutralOil uncertainty and manufacturing sales
AUD/USD0.6813SoftRate divergence and AI uncertainty
EUR/JPY176.84NeutralEurozone GDP; Tokyo intervention risk
CAD/JPY112.15NeutralOil supply headlines; yen sensitivity

Energy & Commodities Watch

Energy prices reference December WTI, January Brent, and December Henry Hub futures, per barrel or MMBtu. Metals are spot dollars per troy ounce.

InstrumentPriceBiasMain Driver
USOIL, WTI Crude Oil$88.59VolatileInventory growth versus shipping threats
UKOIL, Brent Crude Oil$96.04VolatileBlockade strategy and supply risk
NGAS, Natural Gas$3.302PullbackStorage test after weather-driven rally
Gold$3,898.27Cautious reboundBargain hunting versus higher yields
Silver$50.05Fragile reboundPPI and monetary-policy sensitivity

Indices & Large-Cap Stocks Watch

U.S. equities remain central: modest index losses masked Nvidia’s leadership shock. Applied Materials reported 53% quarterly revenue growth, offering a sector counterpoint. Germany’s earnings-supported strength contrasts with weaker futures today. Taiwan rebounded while South Korea and Hong Kong weakened. Table prices and zones use Thursday’s cash benchmarks, independently of broker CFD quotes.

InstrumentPriceBiasMain Driver
USA500 (S&P 500 cash)7,592.40CautiousNvidia uncertainty and rising yields
GER40 (DAX cash)26,771.88ConsolidatingEarnings strength; GDP and PPI tests

Key Market Technical Zones

Rounded zones reflect recent ranges and psychological thresholds.

InstrumentSupportResistanceKey Condition
EUR/USD1.10401.1070Breakdown confirms dollar strength
GBP/USD1.32201.3250Recovery requires resistance reclaim
USD/JPY159.50160.00Intervention threatens breakout
USD/CHF0.83400.8365Support sustains upward pressure
USD/CAD1.42501.4270Range break sets direction
AUD/USD0.68000.6820Support loss renews weakness
EUR/JPY176.60177.00GDP may resolve range
CAD/JPY112.00112.25Oil headlines threaten range
USOIL, WTI Crude Oil86.2090.20Breakout strengthens supply premium
UKOIL, Brent Crude Oil94.5097.00Support loss weakens recovery
NGAS, Natural Gas3.293.37Storage can trigger breakout
Gold3,8653,920Resistance reclaim strengthens rebound
Silver49.6550.50Resistance reclaim improves momentum
USA500 (S&P 500 cash)7,5507,650Support break confirms deterioration
GER40 (DAX cash)26,67027,000Breakout restores record challenge

Trader’s Takeaway

The dominant risk is another inflation-driven yield surge. PPI at 13:30 GMT tests dollar strength and equity resilience. EUR/USD below 1.1040 and S&P 500 cash below 7,550 would confirm deterioration; sustained recoveries require resistance breaks.

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