The Canadian Dollar is in a descending channel pattern against the Japanese Yen, as the currency exchange rate is trading near the channel's resistance line. The most recent rates encounter with the channel's upper trend line is the fourth confirmation of the pattern's trend lines. On a larger scale the currency pair is trading in a descending triangle pattern, and
After a sharp sell-off to break the annual downtrend upon the Brexit vote, GBP/JPY consolidated inside of a descending triangle. The pair is currently targeting the 129.39 support level, one that has not been relevant since November 2012 and that would induce a slip at least to 127.97, but - based on the significance of the established demand zone –
A symmetrical triangle contained the ranging CAD/CHF market with somewhat uncertain future movements caused by low volatility and pressures from both sides. The 55-hour and 200-hour SMAs have developed a golden cross formation, giving out strong bullish signals which would push the pair towards 0.7437 and further to 0.7444, the upper trend-line of the triangle. Inability to get through the
The common European currency is simultaneously in three channel patterns against the Canadian Dollar, as one of the channels is set to be broken soon. From a long term perspective the Euro is appreciating against the Loonie, as there is an ascending channel pattern. Secondly on a mediums scale there is a channel down pattern, which represents the bounce off
The Swiss Franc just recently fluctuated with high volatility against the Japanese Yen, as, previously, the currency exchange rate fell drastically due to a breakout of a triangle pattern to the downside. Due to such recent movements a clear descending channel pattern revealed itself. Moreover, the pattern's trend lines have been confirmed numerous times, as the currency pair has shown
The Kiwi is depreciating against the Loonie in a descending channel pattern, which has formed due to the currency pair bouncing off a resistance of a channel up pattern, in which the rate had been since the middle of August. The most interesting detail about this currency exchange rate is that the channel up pattern has been recently broken in
The Pound is trading in a tight descending channel pattern against the Australian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate once more approaches this year's low level of 1.6723 previously reached in the middle of August. The downward movement began when the rate bounced off the post Brexit high level of 1.7791 on September 15. However, the channel down pattern was
The long term situation on the EUR/GBP pair is not as much dictated by patterns, as it is set by the Fibonacci retracements connecting the high level of December 31 of the year of 2008 and the low level reached on July 17 in 2015. On a larger scale the currency exchange rate fluctuates in the borders of a rising
The Pound is depreciating against the Swiss Franc simultaneously in two patterns. On a larger scale it is a channel down pattern, and in short term it is trading in accordance with a falling wedge pattern. The wedge is the currency exchange rates movement downward after it bounced off the channel's resistance line on September 6. Most recently the currency
USD/TRY showed signs of a rectangle formation early September, however, further developments suggested that the pair follows an ascending triangle pattern, implying that the market will continue trending for bulls to gain. An attempt at 2.9871, the triangle top trend-line, did not end with a close near the resistance line, causing the rate to take a more flattish road up.
Following a double top formation, EUR/NZD broke the neckline just to dive into a descending channel and confirm the bearish themes once again. The pair touched the upper trend-line of the pattern at 1.5252 just moments ago, suggesting that a dip towards the bottom downtrend is to come. 1.5230 will be the first level trying to distract the movement with
The Euro is depreciating against the Japanese Yen, as the currency exchange rate is simultaneously in three patterns on various scale. On a large scale the currency pair is falling in a channel up pattern, and on a medium scale it is in a triangle pattern, which represents the surge from the large scale pattern's lower trend line to the
The Kiwi is surging against the Swiss Franc simultaneously in three patterns. First of all the currency exchange rate is in a rising broadening wedge pattern on a large scale, as the pair has been trading in accordance with the wedge pattern since March. Secondly there is a medium term channel up pattern, which shows the way for the rates
An attempt at a symmetrical triangle formation failed early September when the rate reinforced the recently broken upper trend-line, causing the rate to take on a bullish channel. The bottom trend-line remained relatively stable, increasing its significance with repeated tests to the downside. Bullish potential reflected in a descending wedge formed on the 30 minute chart, meaning that the uptrend
USD/PLN dived right into a symmetrical triangle formation, suggesting that the rate will continue on the bearish note, and could be launching a new attack on 3.7742 (May highs) after 3.8440 - the bottom trend-line of the triangle is broken. Southward pressures are also confirmed by various SMAs which are situated above, with the 55-period and 100-period SMA crossover just
The Aussie is surging against the Loonie simultaneously in two patterns. One of them is a rising broadening wedge suitable for a medium term trading strategy, and the second one is the short term channel formed in consistency with the rates rebound against the wedge's support line. Previous movements in the wedge have shown high volatility, in contrast to the
The US Dollar is surging in the short term against the Hong Kong Dollar in a rising wedge pattern. On a larger scale the currency pair is in a channel down pattern, as the rising wedge is in general a rebound of exchange rate against the channel's lower trend line and the following move to the pattern's resistance line. Recently
After showing signs of recovery, GBP/USD dropped right back into the descending channel it had formed over the last two years, repeatedly confirming the lower trend-line in early July, and is now in a flattish movement towards the upper trend-line at 1.3657. With 1.3293 serving as the near-term resistance, 1.3457 will follow up with some further supply pressures, just before
USD/SEK just added an upper boundary to the four-month uptrend, causing the rate to gather itself into a symmetrical triangle, which implies a break above the 8.5566 area for the bullish trend to continue. Currently on its way to the lower trend-line, the pair will encounter demand pressures at 8.5373 and 8.5275 and is also likely to test the
With limited movements beneath 129.396, a level unbroken four years already, GBP/JPY managed to build up some bearish potential within a descending triangle formation. The aforementioned support being the next target, the pair could express its weakness in a close below the level, with a dip towards 127.97 or 126.72 coming next. In case, however, the pair proves stronger
The US Dollar is trading in a triangle pattern against the Russian Ruble. For the past week the currency exchange rate was fluctuating around the 200-period SMA, as the simple moving average was surging to the pattern's upper trend line. If the SMA continues the set course, it is most likely that the rate will reach the pattern's support line
The US Dollar is depreciating against the South African Rand in a falling wedge pattern. The wedge formed in the aftermath of a breakout from a triangle pattern. In the recent hours leading up to the discovery of the pattern the currency exchange rate reached the wedge's lower trend line at 14.10 level, where it began to slowly rebound. The
EUR/CHF continued its flattish uptrend, adding an upper boundary to create a symmetrical triangle. The pattern implies continuation of the bullish themes with a potential break above 1.0962, the upper triangle trend-line, which would open the way to 1.0973, the upper Bollinger Band. Meanwhile, some bearish pressures, such as the 55 and 100-period SMA crossover lying above the current rate
After going through a traditional double top scenario in July, AUD/NZD took a plunge to reach for 2015 lows at 1.0036, but formed a descending wedge instead, implying that the 1.0240 level strong enough for the pair not to close below. The price could target 1.0254 to break the trend-line from below, with more risk at 1.0307/12 where bears