The Australian dollar stabilized near 0.6550 on Friday, supported by the 200-day EMA, as traders watch global risk sentiment and commodity demand for further direction.

Gold’s failure to hold above $4,200, combined with fading volume on the latest push higher, suggests the uptrend may be losing momentum and could face a deeper correction if the 50-day EMA gives way.

USD/ZAR continues pressing toward 17.00 support, but recent violent reversals and speculative pressure highlight the pair’s ongoing volatility and trading risk.

Despite public unrest in Mexico, USD/MXN holds near key support at 18.30, with stable trading suggesting limited volatility unless political risk escalates.

Nvidia bounced sharply from $180 to above $190 on Friday as traders positioned ahead of its high-stakes earnings, favoring upside momentum despite earlier weakness.

USD/CHF rebounded sharply on Friday after dipping below 0.79, as a U.S.–Swiss trade agreement eased pressure on the franc and set the stage for potential upside.