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Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for AUD/USD (Channel Down), EUR/SGD (Channel Up), GBP/CHF (Channel Down) and USD/CHF (Channel Down) pairs till 07:30 GMT. >>

As soon as the pair approached a formidable support zone at 0.7740/16, it reversed and, ignoring a resistance level at 0.7929, soared up to 0.8037/11—continuation of the down-trend that was >>

The support at 1.0212 attempted yesterday to initiate a rally, but once USD/CAD touched upon the lower edge of the resistance area at 1.0267/51, bears responded immediately by selling off >>

A breach of 0.9387 was not confirmed yesterday and now AUD/USD is quickly advancing towards the nearest resistances, the closest of which is located at 0.9594/34. >>

Today the currency price spiked up to 129.13 from the rising support line, but was unable to get a foothold above it and as a result, returned back to 127.96/41, >>

U.S. crude-oil future prices fell on Wednesday, after a surprising weekly climb in oil supply underlined concerns about high inventory levels. The July crude oil contracts declined to $94.77 a >>

However, the OPEC will continue to be a significant player at least until the end of 2013, while in 2014 and beyond the importance of the organization will decrease. >>

Dukascopy Aggregate Technical Indicator for 30 min and 1H time frame charts for major pairs for the last 144 periods till 15:00 GMT. >>

Euro block industrial output gained 0.4% in April, mainly on higher capital goods production and non-durable consumer goods. Industrial production was predicted to remain steady following a gain of 0.9% >>

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Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for EUR/USD (Channel Up), USD/DKK (Channel Down), AUD/JPY (Double Bottom) and till USD/SGD (Channel Up) 15:30 GMT. >>

Gold futures declined on Wednesday amid pressure over concerns that central banks will not provide more bond-buying stimulus into the worldwide financial system. The August gold contracts fell $1.50 to >>

Treasuries remained steady, after yesterday's largest jump in a week, ahead of the U.S. auctions $21 billion worth of 10-year securities today and $13 billion worth of 30-year notes tomorrow. >>

The Sterling advanced for the second day against the 17-nation currency, touching the highest level in over three weeks, as data indicated U.K. jobless claims declined more than economists predicted >>

Asian shares retreated on worries that central banks from Japan to U.S. may scale back the stimulus programme. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.4% to 131.02 at 1:33 p.m. >>