During Monday's early trading hours, the EUR/USD found support in the 1.1875/1.1885 zone and began a recovery. By the middle of the day's GMT trading hours, the pair had reached above a technical resistance cluster at 1.1910/1.1930. Next up, the rate faced a resistance zone that was located at 1.1935/1.1940. If this resistance cluster holds, the pair could look
The New Zealand Dollar declined by 41 pips or 0.58% against the US Dollar on Friday. The currency pair was pressured lower by the 200– hour simple moving average during Friday's trading session.
The US Dollar surged by 66 pips or 0.53% against the Canadian Dollar on Friday. The currency pair was pressured by the 50– hour simple moving average during Friday's trading session.
The Australian Dollar declined by 43 pips or 0.56% against the US Dollar on Friday. The AUD/USD currency pair breached the 50– and 200– hour SMAs during Friday's trading session.
The common European currency declined by 52 pips or 0.40% against the Japanese Yen on Friday. The currency pair was pressured lower by the 200– hour SMA during Friday's trading session.
The New Zealand Dollar plunged by 103 pips or 1.42% against the US Dollar on Thursday. The currency pair breached the 50– and 200– hour SMAs during yesterday's trading session.
Upside risks dominated the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar on Thursday. The USD/CAD currency pair edged higher by 141 pips or 1.14% during Thursday's trading session.
The Australian Dollar fell by 105 pips or 1.34% against the US Dollar on Thursday. The decline was stopped by the 200– hour simple moving average during yesterday's trading session.
At mid-day on Thursday, the yellow metal's price found support in the 200-hour simple moving average and the 1,720.00 level. Afterwards, a surge followed. By the start of Friday's European trading hours, the metal had passed the resistance of the 55 and 100-hour SMAs and was testing the 1,740.00 mark. If the 1,740.00 level fails to provide resistance, the bullion should
Throughout this week, the USD/JPY has been trading with high volatility. However, it remained almost sideways, as the rate traded between the resistance zone of 109.25/109.35 and support zone of 108.80/108.75. On Friday morning, the situation had not changed and previous forecasts remained valid. If the pair eventually passes the resistance of the 109.25/109.35 zone, it would first test the resistance
Downside risks dominated the common European currency against the Japanese Yen on Thursday.
The 1.3950 level managed to hold on Thursday. It resulted in a decline to the support of the 1.3900 level. During the morning hours of Friday's European trading hours, the 1.3900 mark continued to provide support. In regards to the near term future, the rate should face the resistance of the 55-hour SMA near 1.3925. Above it, remains the resistance of
Despite piercing the support of the 1.1910/1.1915 zone, the rate did not decline, as it found support in the 1.1900 level. During the morning hours of Friday's European trading, the rate was testing the resistance of the three hourly simple moving averages and the weekly simple pivot point in the 1.1920/1.1930 range. In the case of the 55, 100 and
As the yellow metal's price was looking for support in the 100-hour SMA in the aftermath of breaking out of the ascending triangle pattern, the Federal Reserve made an announcement. Namely, the stimulating US monetary policy would remain intact. It caused high volatility with an initial surge to the 1,750.00 level and afterwards the 1,755.00 level. It was followed
The USD/JPY was once again testing the resistance zone of 109.25/109.35, as the Federal Reserve mate a rate statement and monetary policy statement, which caused high volatility. Namely, since 18:00 GMT on Wednesday, the pair has been sharply moving between the mentioned resistance zone and the support of 108.80/108.75. If the pair eventually passes the resistance of the 109.25/109.35 zone, it
As the rate was declining and testing the support of the previously broken upper trend line of a channel down pattern, the Federal Reserve beat down the USD by making a monetary policy statement. Namely, the supply of the USD was revealed to remain plenty. It eventually resulted in a GBP/USD surge that reached the 1.4000 mark. The 1.4000
On Wednesday, at 18:00 GMT the EUR/USD started a surge, which was caused by the US Federal Reserve, which revealed that it would not hike interest rates and that monetary stimulus would remain intact. This beat down the USD and caused a surge to the 1.1990 mark. However, by the middle of Thursday, the rate had returned to the
Upside risks dominated the New Zealand Dollar against the US Dollar on Wednesday. The currency pair edged higher by 107 pips or 1.50% during Wednesday's trading session.
Downside risks pressured the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar on Wednesday. The USD/CAD currency pair declined by 112 pips or 0.90% during Wednesday's trading session.
The Australian Dollar surged by 110 pips or 1.43% against the US Dollar on Wednesday. The currency pair breached the upper line of an ascending channel pattern at 0.7740 during yesterday's trading session.
The EUR/JPY currency pair bounced off a support level formed by the 200– hour simple moving average at 129.56 on March 16.
On Wednesday morning, the support of the 55-hour simple moving average reached the yellow metal's price. Previously, on Tuesday, the rate bounced off the resistance of the 1,740.00 mark. In the meantime, a pattern has been spotted on the chart. By marking the 1,740.00 level's resistance and connecting the recent higher low levels that have been booked since March 15, an
The attempts to pass the resistance of the 109.25/109.35 zone eventually failed. Afterwards the rate started a decline, which passed the support of hourly simple moving averages and the weekly simple pivot point before reaching the 108.80 level. The 108.80 mark provided support, which resulted in a recovery to the 109.20 level. At mid-day on Wednesday, the rate was located near
The GBP/USD retraced back up to the 55 and 200-hour simple moving averages and the upper trend line of the channel down pattern. However, during the Asian session, the exchange rate broke the channel pattern and the resistance of the 55 and 200-hour SMAs. On Wednesday morning, the pair confirmed the previous resistance of the channel pattern as support before