The Canadian Dollar is in a downwards tended pattern against the Japanese Yen, as the currency exchange rate is approaching the pattern's upper trend line, which is located at 78.00. However, the pair has been struggling to break through the resistance put up by the 100-hour SMA at 77.61, as the rate reached it at 4:00 GMT on August 4
The US Dollar is depreciating against the Hong Kong Dollar in a descending channel pattern, as the currency exchange rate at the moment is close to the pattern's lower trend line. In addition, the USD/HKD has reached the support level provided by the weekly S1 at 7.7552. In accordance with the pattern, the rate should move northwards, as the rate
There is a plethora of arguments in favour of a weaker Euro against the Swedish Krona. For one, the currency pair has broken through an important support at 9.54 on August 3, which consisted of the 200-hour SMA and a seven-week up-trend. In addition, EUR/SEK has formed a descending channel, and most of the technical indicators are pointing south. Moreover,
As currently in EUR/SEK, there are plenty of reasons to be short this currency pair as well. There is a distinct descending channel emerging in the chart, and the downward momentum is confirmed both by the technical indicators and by the market sentiment, since there are a lot more long positions (67%) then there are short ones. And while we
The Canadian Dollar is in a falling wedge pattern against the Hong Kong Dollar, as the currency exchange rate is approaching the patterns upper trend line around the level of 5.9600, which is also strengthened by the 200-period SMA at 5.9646. However, on a larger scale the pair is struggling with the downward trend pattern's resistance line at 5.9400, and
The Hong Kong Dollar is moving in a broadening descending wedge pattern against the Japanese Yen. At the moment, the currency exchange rate has bounced off against the pattern's upper trend line at 13.0940, and it is moving lower. However, the pair is set to struggle with a support cluster on its way downward, as at 12.9700 the 2014 low
Having established a solid support at 1.3080, the Cable is currently attempting to return to the July highs. Nevertheless, considering that the pair has just confirmed the resistance line, the near-term bias is to the downside. The price is also struggling to gain a foothold above the 23.6% retracement of the June 23 - July 6 move. The price is
Most of the studies suggest a weaker Dollar. USD/PLN is currently trading in a bearish channel, and the pattern implies a sell-off from 3.86. At the same time, the technical indicators in the four-hour time frame are mostly giving ‘sell' signals though are mixed elsewhere. However, the distribution between the open positions is noticeably skewed towards the shorts, meaning the
The Pound is in a descending channel pattern against the Japanese Yen. At the moment, the currency exchange rate is in the middle of the pattern at 135.07. In accordance with the descending channel pattern, the pair is set to move lower. However, the GBP/JPY pair is struggling with the 55-hour SMA at 134.91, and it will have to pass
The US Dollar is in an ascending channel pattern against the Russian Ruble, as the currency exchange rate has been surging since July 18. At the moment, the currency exchange rate has rebounded against the pattern's lower trend line at 66.0548, and it has moved up to the level of 66.6432. On its way to the pattern's resistance line at
Judging by the trend-lines, US Dollar is expected to fall 3% more against the Turkish Lira before returning to growth. The currency pair is currently trading between two well-defined parallel trend-lines, and a potential reversal point is only at 2.91, represented by the two-year up-trend. Nevertheless, the outlook is mixed because of the other studies. For one, an overwhelming majority
Weekly time frame explains recent bearish behaviour of USD/SEK. The currency pair has just bumped into the upper bound of the descending channel that has been forming since the beginning of 2015, meaning the recovery that started in May has ended. We are therefore bearish on USD/SEK, and the first major target is 8.37, namely the lower bound of the
The Euro has formed an ascending channel pattern against the Norwegian Krona, as the currency exchange rate is testing the patterns upper trend line, which is located at 9.5542. However, it is most likely not going to move steadily downwards, as the pair is about to meet the support provided by the weekly PP at 9.4444, and below that support
The common European currency is in a channel down pattern against the New Zealand Dollar, as the currency exchange rate is closing in on the pattern's upper trend line, which at the moment is at 1.5615. However, on its way upward the currency pair is set to struggle with two resistance levels. First will be the 55-hour SMA at 1.5543,
USD/CAD is currently trading in a well-defined ascending channel, which implies a bullish outlook. However, there are plenty of reasons to doubt the ability of the US Dollar to appreciate in the longer term. For one, the Greenback is heavily overbought—71% of open positions are long. At the same time, a half of the weekly technical indicators is pointing south.
Our Thursday's bullish scenario was realised, and EUR/CAD is now heading towards the June highs. Strong advancement beyond 1.47, however, does not appear to be likely There is a plethora of tough supply levels between 1.47 and 1.48 created by May highs. At the same time, the currency pair is losing its momentum, which is suggested by the fact that
The Yellow metal is surging, as it has formed an ascending channel pattern on the hourly chart against the US Dollar. At the moment, the metal has confirmed the patterns resistance line at 1,375.67 for the second time, and it is set to move lower to the pattern's lower trend line 1,337.56. However, on its way down the bullion has
The Australian Dollar has formed an ascending channel pattern against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate recently bounced off the pattern's upper trend line at 0.7611. At the moment, the pair is moving lower to the pattern's support line at 0.7519. However, on its way down, the currency pair will find support at various levels, as both monthly
Considering that the pair has recently rebounded from the lower bound of the pattern, the near-term outlook is bullish. The gains, however, are to be limited by 83 yen, namely the upper bound of the pattern. The bears should then take control of the pair and initiate a new downward wave, which will presumably extend down to the falling support
Usually an ascending triangle is expected to culminate in a rally, but in this case the pattern was breached to the downside, implying a decline. The British Pound was unable to recover after the ‘Brexit' vote, and now the currency is positioned to cede even more ground. The intermediate target is the July 13 low at 1.70, and eventually the
The Australian Dollar is set to decline against its Singapore counterpart. The currency pair confirmed the multi-year falling resistance line in the first half of July, and since then AUD/SGD has formed a pattern that indicates weakening demand. Our near-term target is 1.0125/20, created by the lower bound of the descending triangle and by the 200-period SMA. Despite the toughness
The Sterling is forming a descending triangle pattern against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate has just once more confirmed the pattern's upper trend line around the level of 1.32. At the moment, the pair is moving lower, as it struggles with the 200-hour SMA. As the Cable will move lower and reach the pattern's lower trend line,
The Pound is in an ascending channel pattern against the Australian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate has confirmed the pattern's lower trend line at 1.7489, and it is moving northwards to the pattern's resistance line, which at the moment is located at 1.7709. However, the pair is struggling against resistance put up by a resistance cluster made up of
AUD/CAD has been in a strong bullish trend since the end of May, and most studies suggest the Australian Dollar is going to resume appreciation against its Canadian counterpart. For one, the currently emerging pattern, an ascending triangle, indicates growing demand. The positive bias is also reinforced by the technical indicators that are pointing north in all relevant time frames.