AI Live Scan, daily charts, Thursday, 12 November 2026

The last read of the day on each daily chart (read once a day).

• EUR/USD

  Downtrend, extending to fresh lows · last read 22:01 UTC at 1.10556

  EURUSD has carried a lower-high sequence since the August high near 1.1711.

• GBP/USD

  Downtrend resuming, momentum turning lower · last read 22:01 UTC at 1.3237

  Since the late-August peak at 1.3675 the D1 chain has printed lower highs.

• USD/JPY

  Recovering uptrend, higher lows since September · last read 22:02 UTC at 159.843

  USD/JPY has carved higher lows since the 8 September swing low at 152.89, and this week cleared the 156.08–159.03 range that capped price through October.

• USD/CHF

  Uptrend resuming, momentum building · last read 22:02 UTC at 0.83532

  USD/CHF has kept a higher-high/higher-low chain since the 20 Aug low at 0.7950.

• USD/CAD

  Uptrend resuming, pressing prior highs · last read 22:02 UTC at 1.42556

  The Nov 4 low at 1.3929 printed a higher low on rising support from the Aug 21 trough, holding just under the 61.8% retracement of the Aug–Oct rally.

• AUD/USD

  Downtrend, momentum accelerating · last read 22:03 UTC at 0.68081

  The early-September 0.7237 high marked the head of a head and shoulders.

• NZD/USD

  Downtrend, below falling EMA(50) · last read 22:03 UTC at 0.55457

  NZDUSD has printed a lower-high, lower-low sequence since the late-August 0.5988 peak.

• XAU/USD

  Downtrend, selling accelerating · last read 22:04 UTC at 3,877.57

  Gold has carved a lower-high, lower-low sequence since the late-August peak at 4,696.74.

• XAG/USD

  Downtrend, below falling EMA(20) and EMA(50) · last read 22:04 UTC at 50.057

  Silver has been in a downtrend since the 71.17 late-August peak and has held below a falling EMA(50), now 57.23, since the late-September breakdown, with a lower-highs sequence running from 58.59 to 53.70.

• BTC/USD

  Downtrend, selloff accelerating · last read 22:04 UTC at 71,421.35

  BTC has been in a downtrend since the double top at 87,273 and 87,058 in late September and early October.