AI Live Scan, 1-hour charts, Friday, 6 November 2026
The last read of the day on each 1-hour chart (read every hour).
EUR/USD
Downtrend, oversold after NFP extension · last read 20:02 UTC at 1.11384
EUR/USD has fully unwound Wednesday's Asia-session breakout to the 1.1273 week high.
GBP/USD
Downtrend, oversold after NFP flush · last read 20:01 UTC at 1.33496
Rejections at 1.3503 into Wednesday's NY open and at 1.3501 at Thursday's London open formed a double top.
USD/JPY
Range-bound, Friday rebound pressing lower highs · last read 20:03 UTC at 158.491
Tuesday's NY-session week high at 158.77 has been followed by lower highs, after the Wednesday Asia drop on hawkish BoJ minutes and Thursday's NY slide kept price in a 157.25–158.77 range.
USD/CHF
Rebounding off week low, testing week high · last read 20:03 UTC at 0.8206
USD/CHF set a double bottom at 0.8127–0.8133, first in Wednesday's Asia session and again in Thursday's NY session, with higher lows since.
USD/CAD
Uptrend, stretched after jobs-data impulse · last read 20:03 UTC at 1.41327
After a 1.3930–1.4014 range through Wednesday, higher lows formed from Wednesday's 1.3929 low.
AUD/USD
Downtrend, pausing above week low · last read 20:04 UTC at 0.68645
The 0.7000–0.7024 shelf from mid-week gave way during Thursday's NY session.
NZD/USD
Downtrend, lower highs since Thursday · last read 20:04 UTC at 0.55413
The pair has carved lower highs since Thursday's Asia-session peak at 0.5658.
XAU/USD
Weekly uptrend, correcting from Thursday high · last read 20:05 UTC at 4,062.73
The week is defined by the impulse from Tuesday's 3,895.5 low to Thursday's 4,146.9 week high.
XAG/USD
Pullback from week high, momentum flattening · last read 20:06 UTC at 51.875
Wednesday's surge off 48.95 on a softer USD carried silver to the 53.45 week high in Thursday's Asia session, where it met rejection.
BTC/USD
Downtrend, compressing into a range · last read 20:06 UTC at 75,852.47
Thursday's selloff across the London-NY transition took price from the 80k range to 75,500 in four bars, erasing Wednesday's NY-session spike to 81,104.