Weekly Technical Analysis

Weekly Technical Analysis



Technical Analysis Weekly

Start your week by identifying the key price levels and trends.

The SpreadEx Research team has analysed the most popular markets, including stocks, indices, commodities & forex.

NOTE: These charts use the ‘Pro Trading Tools’ available on the SpreadEx trading platform. To use them, log in to your SpreadEx Financials Account and click ‘Technical’ from the menu on any chart.

WEEK COMMENCING 23rd march 2026

Summary


Instrument

Trend

Phase

Price

VWAP

Support

Resistance

RSI

Wall Street

Bearish

Impulsive

45,427

47,306

45,237

49,375

29

Germany 40

Bearish

Impulsive

21,963

23,628

22,083

25,173

24

UK 100

Bearish

Correction

9,758

10,342

9,758

10,908

27

GBP/USD

Neutral

Range

1.3312

1.3347

1.3228

1.3465

45

EUR/USD

Neutral

Range

1.1532

1.1568

1.1402

1.1734

43

USD/JPY

Bullish

Pullback

159.42

158.37

156.44

160.30

59

Gold

Bearish

Impulsive

4,259

5,002

4,407

5,597

23

Brent Crude

Bullish

Impulsive

10,967

9,518

7,360

11,676

72

 

*KEY*

  • Price and 20-day VWAP at the time of writing.
  • RSI level (70 is overbought and under 30 is oversold).
  • Support & Resistance are set by the StdDev #2 Lower and Upper respectively.
  • Trend is set by the slope of the VWAP over 50 periods.
  • Phase is determined by the current price relative to the VWAP (20) level.

Analysis

Wall Street

Wall Street has broken down sharply, trading well below the VWAP and approaching key support. The RSI has collapsed near oversold territory, signalling intense selling pressure. The broader trend has turned bearish, and unless the index can reclaim the VWAP, further downside remains a real possibility.

Germany 40

The Germany 40 has suffered a severe breakdown, plunging through multiple support levels and now trading far below the VWAP. The RSI has crashed deep into oversold territory, reflecting the extraordinary pace of selling. The focus will be on whether buyers can step in to stabilise around the current lows before the index extends its losses.

UK 100

The UK 100 has reversed sharply from its all-time highs and is now deep in correction territory, trading well below the VWAP. The RSI has dropped toward oversold levels not seen in months, reflecting the severity of the sell-off. Prior support has flipped to resistance, and a recovery above the VWAP will be required to suggest any stabilisation.

GBP/USD

GBP/USD is trading just below its 20-day VWAP, while continuing to find a base above 1.3250 and a rising long term trendline. The RSI has come off bearish levels without getting oversold, leaving the long-term upwards bias intact. Bulls will need to defend the current support level to prevent a deeper retracement toward the 1.30 area.

EUR/USD

EUR/USD has rebounded decisively off 1.14 support but has found resistance at the VWAP as the near term bearish trend holds. The RSI confirms the easing of selling pressure but the pair has undercut multiple recent lows. The small down trendline has become the near-term resistance level bulls must reclaim to halt the decline.

USD/JPY

USD/JPY has pulled back after its breakout to the upside, trading above the VWAP in an impulsive phase as bullish momentum builds. The RSI has slipped from near overbought levels, signalling room to run before reaching overbought again. The pair is now testing resistance near the 160 level, a break above which would open the path to fresh highs.

Gold

Gold has suffered a dramatic sell-off, breaking below the psychologically significant 4,500 level as well as a long term rising trendline and falling well below the VWAP as bearish momentum intensifies. The RSI has collapsed deep into oversold territory, signalling the sharpest selling pressure seen in months. While a technical bounce is possible from these extreme levels, the trend is no longer up.

Brent Crude

Brent Crude is probing the highs reached in early March, trading well above the VWAP in a strong impulsive phase and. The RSI continues to hover in overbought territory, signalling the sharpest buying momentum seen in the current coverage universe. Likely outcomes appear quite binary, either a double top leading to much lower prices or a breakout - likely with significant upside momentum.

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