Forex Signals Today: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY

Free forex signals for the major pairs

Each panel below shows the current Buy / Neutral / Sell signal for a pair on the 1-hour chart, based on the combined reading of moving averages (EMA/SMA 10–200, Ichimoku, VWMA, Hull) and oscillators (RSI, Stochastic, MACD, CCI, ADX, Momentum, Williams %R, Awesome Oscillator, Ultimate Oscillator, Bull/Bear Power). Use the tabs inside each panel to switch to 15-minute, 4-hour, daily or weekly signals. For scalping see the 15-minute signals page; for swing entries the 1H & 4H page.

How the signals are generated

Every indicator votes: an EMA votes Buy when price is above it, RSI votes Buy below 30 and rising, MACD votes Buy on a bullish crossover, and so on. The votes are summed into a score from −1 to +1. Above +0.5 is Strong Buy, +0.1 to +0.5 Buy, −0.1 to +0.1 Neutral, and the mirror for sells. Because moving averages dominate the count, the reading is essentially a trend-following signal with oscillator confirmation — which is exactly why it works best in trends and needs a level-based filter in ranges.

Signal timing by session

1H signals are most reliable during the London and New York sessions when trends develop. Readings generated in the Asian session on EUR/USD and GBP/USD are frequently reversed at the London open. USD/JPY and AUD/USD are the exceptions: their Asian-session signals carry real information because Tokyo and Sydney are their home markets.

Signal checklist before you enter

1. Gauge reading is Buy/Strong Buy (or Sell/Strong Sell) on this timeframe and on the next higher one.
2. Price is at or near a key level, not in the middle of nowhere.
3. No red-flag release in the next 30 minutes on the calendar.
4. Spread is normal for the session (see sessions).
5. Position sized with the calculator; stop and target set before entry.