AI Live Scan, 1-hour charts, Monday, 19 October 2026

The last read of the day on each 1-hour chart (read every hour).

• EUR/USD

  Recovery stalled, range-bound after weekend gap · last read 23:01 UTC at 1.12128

  French unrest drove a bearish weekend gap from the 1.1238 friday close to a 1.1190 open.

• GBP/USD

  Recovery stalling, short-term lower high · last read 23:01 UTC at 1.33051

  Wednesday's NY-session flush to 1.3137 was fully reversed.

• USD/JPY

  Uptrend, momentum flattening near highs · last read 23:01 UTC at 158.511

  USDJPY rallied steadily from Monday's Asia session low at 157.70 through London and NY.

• USD/CHF

  Downtrend from week high, Monday rebound testing resistance · last read 23:02 UTC at 0.8268

  USD/CHF shed about 177 pips from Wednesday's post-CPI 0.8395 high to Friday's 0.8218 week low as front-end US yields slid with the AI-equity sell-off.

• USD/CAD

  Downtrend, stalling at week low · last read 23:03 UTC at 1.41062

  H1 has printed lower highs since Wednesday's NY-session rejection at 1.4299, with the friday low at 1.4134 giving way and Monday opening on a gap lower.

• AUD/USD

  Recovery from Thursday low, momentum flattening · last read 23:03 UTC at 0.69796

  Thursday's jobs miss drove AUDUSD from the 0.70126 Wed high to 0.6894.

• NZD/USD

  Rally from mid-week low, now stalling below week high · last read 23:03 UTC at 0.56632

  The week's dominant move was the rebound from Wednesday's NY-session low at 0.5565 to 0.5675 by Friday's London session.

• XAU/USD

  Downtrend since Monday's high, below both EMAs · last read 23:03 UTC at 4,136.18

  Gold failed at the 4190 Monday high in the London session and printed a sequence of lower highs into NY hours.

• XAG/USD

  Post-CPI recovery stalling, rolling over · last read 23:03 UTC at 56.891

  Wednesday's hot CPI print flushed silver to the 55.385 cpi low.

• BTC/USD

  Rangebound, Monday rally fading · last read 23:05 UTC at 81,965.73

  Friday's NY session sold off from the friday high at 82835 to 80722, against the hawkish US macro backdrop left by last week's hot PPI and retail data.