Trading Edge: Fed Signals, Support Tests & Resistance Challenges

Policy Endgames & Technical Inflection Points

This edition highlights the interplay between macro policy decisions and critical technical levels. The Trading Week Ahead outlook frames the Federal Reserve’s last move of the year, a decision that could set the tone for early 2026. On the technical side, AUD/CAD’s uptrend support near 0.9200 offers traders a chance to gauge whether momentum will hold or falter. Meanwhile, USD/JPY’s test of a long‑term ceiling underscores how major resistance levels can define trend continuation or reversal. Together, these perspectives remind us that trading success lies in balancing anticipation of policy shifts with tactical execution at key chart junctures.

⚡Trading Week Ahead: Fed’s Last Move of the Year

• Macro Spotlight: Explore the Fed’s final policy decision of 2025 and its potential impact on markets.

• Strategic Outlook: Gain insights into how traders can position themselves ahead of year‑end volatility.

🔥AUD/CAD Uptrend Support Near 0.9200

• Technical Focus: Examine AUD/CAD as it tests uptrend support, a key level for continuation or breakdown.

• Trade Scenarios: Identify possible setups around this support zone.

📊USD/JPY Testing Long‑Term Ceiling

• Technical Spotlight: Analyze USD/JPY as it challenges a long‑term resistance level.

• Strategic Insight: Consider breakout or rejection scenarios that could shape near‑term opportunities.

  Read the USD/JPY Analysis

This curated set of articles blends macroeconomic foresight with actionable technical setups. Whether you’re anticipating the Fed’s final move, watching AUD/CAD’s support test, or tracking USD/JPY’s ceiling challenge, these reads provide a well‑rounded toolkit for navigating the week ahead. Use them to refine your strategy, balance fundamentals with technicals, and trade with confidence.

Happy Trading!

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