Forex Forecasts Today
Currency pairs move on interest-rate expectations, inflation data and central-bank speeches, often in short, sharp bursts around the London and New York opens. Our forex pages track the three most traded dollar pairs plus the three most popular crosses.
For each pair you get today's likely range, ceilings and floors, a session-by-session breakdown (Asia, London, New York) and a 7-day outlook. Cross rates such as EUR/JPY are calculated from the underlying dollar pairs, so they always stay consistent with each other.
The forex market runs from Sunday evening to Friday evening New York time. Outside those hours Kumo takes a nap and the page says when trading resumes.
| Market | Price | 24h | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD forecastEUR/USD | 1.11500 | −0.14% | Prediction → |
| GBP/USD forecastGBP/USD | 1.33830 | −0.01% | Prediction → |
| USD/JPY forecastUSD/JPY | 157.440 | −0.02% | Prediction → |
| EUR/JPY forecastEUR/JPY | 175.546 | −0.16% | Prediction → |
| GBP/JPY forecastGBP/JPY | 210.702 | −0.03% | Prediction → |
| EUR/GBP forecastEUR/GBP | 0.83315 | −0.13% | Prediction → |
Forex prediction FAQ
When is the forex market open?
Forex trades 24 hours a day from Sunday evening to Friday evening (New York time). We show the current session on every page.
How often are the forex forecasts updated?
Every 30 minutes, with new candles and indicator readings.
Are these forex forecasts financial advice?
No. They are automated, educational summaries, not trading signals.