Since the last time that the USD/MXN pair was reviewed a lot of developments have occurred.
The last time the USD/SGD pair was reviewed by the Dukascopy analysts, it was discovered that there is a medium term ascending channel guiding the Buck higher against the Singaporean currency.
After reaching the weekly pivot point at 91.62, the Canadian Dollar began to decline against the Japanese Yen.
The Pound Sterling has been guided by a three-month descending channel against the New Zealand Dollar.
In an effort to offer a breathe from the US Dollars surge, Dukascopy analysts took a look at the AUD/CHF currency pair.
The large fundamental changes in the strength of the US Dollar have caused a massive change of direction on the USD/PLN currency pair's charts.
The Australian Dollar has been trading in a channel up against the Canadian Dollar since early December 2017.
The common European currency has been trading in an ascending channel against the Swiss Franc after it hit the lower boundary of an eight-month dominant channel.
Although many resistance levels were passed on other US Dollar's pairs during the fundamental surge of the Buck generated testimony of the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell., the USD/NOK pair's resistance has held its ground.
It seems that everything previously drawn on the USD/ZAR currency pair's large scale charts has become obsolete due to the recent fundamental events in the US.
The Pound Sterling has been bound by an ascending channel against the Australian Dollar since September 2017.
The Euro has been constrained in several long and short-term channels which have guided the exchange rate lower since August 2017.
The US Dollar has been trading in a channel up against the Norwegian Krone for the last six weeks.
The Australian Dollar has depreciated substantially against the Singapore Dollar in February.
The US Dollar has been bound in several long and short-term patterns which have guided the price lower since October 2017.
The common European currency continued to appreciate against the New Zealand Dollar after the pair touched the lower bottom of an ascending trend-line.
USD/PLN is trading in two channels which are guiding its movement.
Following a test of an eight-month low of 0.7275 on February 8, the Aussie entered a three-week period of consolidation against the Swiss Franc.
The price movement of AUD/JPY has been guided by several channels, the most important of which for long-term trading is the dominant channel down.
A bearish movement is dominating the CAD/JPY pair since early January. The rate reached the upper boundary of a dominant channel on January 5, and since then, it has been trading south.
The US Dollar has depreciated gradually against the South African Rand during the previous two weeks.
After bouncing off the senior channel on January 29, the common European currency began a new up-wave and formed an ascending channel along the way.
The US Dollar has started to gain strength against the Russian Ruble after the pair reached a five-years' low of 55.58. However, the surge was stopped by the weekly R2 at 58.62.
The Canadian Dollar has been trading in a descending channel against the Swiss Franc since early January.