The US Dollar is simultaneously trading against the Ruble in accordance with three patterns, which are hard to spot even after they are pinpointed. Due to that they have to be dissected one by one. First is the larger scale broadening descending wedge pattern, in which the pair has been since March. Second is the medium scale falling wedge pattern,
A symmetric triangle established over 2016 is signalling an extended motion north – a claim whose credibility might be overshadowed by the four and a half year channel down, which has proved dominant, breaking junior patterns before. Currently attempting the upper trend-line of the channel at 0.7649, AUD/USD is likely to bounce from the level to fall right through the
A slide from June highs was accompanied by a symmetrical triangle, causing USD/PLN to consolidate into a flattish downtrend. We look for a break below the bottom trend-line at 3.8317 next week, as it appears that the rate is attempting another wave up towards the 3.8526 area, where the upper trend-line of the triangle lies. In case the bears take
A retracement in progress will not let USD/JPY abandon the broken trend-line of the two and a half month symmetrical triangle just yet, skewing directional risk to the downside at 101.59 short term. What makes the upward violation that more impactful is its proximity to the upper trend-line of a half-year channel which was broken along with triangle, suggesting, firstly,
The Aussie is surging against the Swiss currency simultaneously in two ascending channel patterns, which are in the middle of an ascending triangle pattern. First of all, it has to be noted that the short term ascending pattern has still not clearly showed its borders, as the currency exchange rate trades in a very tight range. Due to that, the
The US Dollar recently broke out of an ascending triangle pattern against the Swedish Krona, and due to that a short term channel up pattern has formed. In the meantime, on the weekly chart a massive channel down pattern is active, and the short term ascending channel is aimed exactly at the large scale pattern's upper trend line near the
NZD/JPY stayed steady inside of the ascending channel that dominates the bullish trend for two weeks already, battling some upside pressures that caused the rate to lose volume and momentum on the latest wave. Various time-frame SMAs now make the pair face a tough area to push through and express enough strength to rally up to the upper channel trend-line
To consolidate the downward motion, HKD/JPY entered a descending channel pattern, building up some bearish potential for a break below the support level at 12.9269. The break, however, did not go as planned, establishing a new high at 13.4194, which has sketched another upper trend-line of the triangle. We believe that the break will come either on the current wave
The Greenback most recently began a short term surge against the South African Rand in accordance with an ascending channel pattern. However, the rate still remains on a larger scale in a descending channel. Moreover, it can be seen that the latest surge is a result of the rates rebound from the August Low level of 13.4420, and the low
The US Dollar is simultaneously trading in two ascending channels against the Singapore Dollar. The short term channel up pattern formed in the borders of the larger channel. The short term pattern came into existence as a result of the 200-period SMA stopping and rebounding the rate on the night from September 22 to 23. In addition, it is not
A two percent slip took the form of a falling wedge, suggesting that the short-term GBP/CHF weakness is unsustainable and bulls are likely to take over in the nearest future. Floating in the very centre of the pattern, the pair is on its way to complete the flattish motion south, suggesting that 1.2376 is the area that will limit the
An ascending triangle directed EUR/GBP movements up until the violation of the bottom trend-line at 0.8794 that took place on Wednesday. We look for the pair to slip to 0.8744/40 just after it completes the correction in progress. The rate could reach the broken line circa 0.8840 with the help of SMA pressures from beneath. On a larger scale, EUR/GBP
The common European currency is simultaneously trading in accordance with three patterns against the Polish Zloty. On a large scale the currency exchange rate is in a falling wedge pattern, and in the recent weeks the pair traded near the pattern's lower trend line. In the meantime, on a medium scale the currency pair is in a channel down pattern,
The Euro is depreciating against the Danish Krona in a channel down pattern, as the currency exchange rate trades between various Fibonacci retracements. The Fibonacci retracements connect the June low level of 0.7350 and the drastic July high of 7.4598. It seems that the retracements possess a large degree of influence on the currency pair, as there seems to be
GBP/JPY is up for a critical move over the following days, which will either maintain the descending triangle pattern the pair has been following for the last two months, or complete the correction with a bearish outbreak of the 129.47 support level. While loss of volatility has led the rate to abandon the previously established triangle upper trend-line and take
A break below the three-month demand area of 1.2880/2907 broke the routine with a exit from the extensive rectangle. With upside movements being limited by the 1.3358 level, GBP/USD kept supply and demand balanced since the Brexit vote. Reducing volatility to the minimum, the pair is now on a flat motion to the upside boundary of the channel, making 1.2742
The Aussie is simultaneously surging against the Singapore Dollar in three patterns, as the currency exchange rate is in two ascending channels and a rising broadening wedge. First of all, on larger scale the rate is trading in the before mentioned wedge. Secondly there is a channel up pattern, which represents the rates surge between the borders of the wedge.
The US Dollar is in a long term descending channel pattern against the Norwegian Krona. Most recently the currency exchange rate reached the pattern's lower trend line and bounced off of it. Moreover, the lower trend line had additional support provided by the 2016 low level of 7.97 and another pattern's lower trend line. The second pattern is a middle
With directional risk containing an uncertainty factor, USD/CAD exited the symmetrical triangle to the upside in an otherwise widely ranging market. The pair added less than one percent above the upper trend-line with 100 and 200-hour SMAs weighing on it to possibly pressure a traditional retracement towards the 1.3114 area. A surge will then be stalled by 1.3154, a strong
It could be time NZD/CAD enters a trending market, putting an end to the ranging September motions by entering a symmetrical triangle. The 0.4% advance might be enough for a retracement, suggesting that a slip could be limited by 0.9533, the upper boundary of the triangle. On the other hand, a micro retracement could already be undergone on October 3
The Greenback is depreciating against the Canadian Dollar in a channel down pattern, which recently was formed, as the currency exchange rate bounced off a larger scale rising wedge pattern's resistance line. However, the pairs fall has been already once stopped by the lower trend line of a rising wedge pattern, which represents the rates previous rebound and the subsequential
The common European currency is trading in a descending channel pattern against the Australian Dollar. The currency exchange rate recently reached the pattern's resistance line and bounced off of it, which means that the pair should fall to the pattern's lower trend line at 1.4396. However, it is most unlikely, as the pairs fall already was stopped by the September
Balanced supply and demand have been leading the movements of EUR/HKD, manifesting in a decent rectangle formation on the weekly chart. Areas of support and resistance have sketched themselves at 8.2214/1276 and 8.8053/8943 respectively, suggesting that a break outside of the pattern could be unlikely. While the 200-month SMA floats high above the current price range, 55 and 100-month SMAs
The September downtrend added a second trend-line to form a symmetrical triangle, suggesting that when the correction ends, bears are likely to extend their dominance with a dash through various levels of significance, ultimately coming to a close below 73.48. With major demand areas at 76.63/67 and 73.45/53, NZD/JPY is likely to get stuck somewhere on the way, suggesting that