USD/CHF seems to have terminated its bearish correction, which has stopped ahead of an initial support located at 0.9359. In case of an unlikely scenario when the currency pair breaches the latter level, it may target 0.9307 first, then 0.9216/11. Nonetheless, the idea of an additional attempt of USD/CHF to overcome 0.9499/0.9507 is reinforced by the majority of daily technical
USD/JPY is currently attempting to recover from 78.87 (200 day SMA), although the gains should remain tepid, being that the pair is closing in to a downtrend resistance, which has been respected by the market since Mar 15. As suggested by most of daily indicators, USD/JPY is now supposed to resume falling, resulting in a dip down to 77.04/76.94, where
Support at 1.5785 has repeatedly repelled GBP/USD, which is expected to erode the level eventually, as the CAble has recently bounced off a formidable resistance at 1.6111 and is headed towards 1.5263, which, in turn, might be attained within the next three months. Rallies are presently limited by resistances that may be found at 1.5888/1.5922.
Pullback of EUR/USD did not last for long, as the pair has only rallied up to 1.2818, where it was halted by a resistance. For the time being the currency couple should trade sideways, as it is supported by 1.2772. The long term outlook, however, remains bearish, given a tough resistance area that caps the price from 1.3028 till 1.3103.
The bearish bias for the pair persists as investors anticipate further appreciation of the US dollar in relation to the New Zealand dollar. However, if the pair attempts to initiate a bullish reversal, the first target for the bulls will be placed at 0.7715 (upper resistance line). If NZD/USD manages to hold above that level, it will signal a change
The pair managed to hold near this year high (1.0200), though to continue bullish movement, the pair has to breach the 1.0252 level—January 16 High. In case of a breakthrough here, it would expose levels at 1.0316 (upper resistance line) and 1.0383 (R2 weekly).
Bearish momentum of AUD/USD does not show signs of losing strength, as investors political uncertainty in Greece spurs worries over the Euro zone collapse. For now, bearish traders might be aiming at the 0.9742-0.9697 zone (Weekly S1; lower Bollinger band) unless there is a substantial change in fundamentals.
EUR/JPY attempts to recover for the second day, consolidating within the 101.56/14 price channel, after falling for almost 2 consecutive months. In case bullish trend emerges, investors could focus their attention on 101.56 (Weekly PP), a breach of which would expose 102.53 (61.80% Fibo) and 104.50 levels (200-day ma).
In accordance with expectations, initial attempt to break through 0.9507 has failed, leading to a sell-off down to 0.9394, just below a weekly pivot point. This support, in conjunction with a formidable level situated at 0.9372/59, should be capable of preventing the dip from extending lower, to 0.9310/07. In the long term USD/CHF is expected to clear 0.9499/0.9507 and advance
USD/JPY is consolidating ahead of 78.86 (200 day SMA), implying the increasing possibility of retesting a downtrend resistance that has blocked the road towards 82.91. Nonetheless, the currency pair is viewed by most of technical indicators as bearish and therefore yet unable to overcome 79.57/78. Consequently, we are likely to observe a dip down to 77.04/76.92 before bullish momentum is
The Cable is currently recovering, following its recent encounter with a support at 1.5784 (200 day SMA). However, the rally is expected to be tepid, given a number of tough resistances that lie overhead - 1.5888/1.5922 and 1.6044/77. Accordingly, GBP/USD is anticipated to refocus supports once it bounces off one of the indicated resistance zones and aim for 1.5544 and
The currency couple is presently undergoing a bullish correction following its precipitous fall from a downtrend resistance at 1.3252. EUR/USD may attempt to test 1.2903/17, but is unlikely to extend gains above this level, which, in turn, will lead to continuation of a bearish move towards 1.2509, en route to a long term target at 1.18.
USD/CHF has just encountered a confluence of resistances at 0.9487/0.9507. This might lead to a short term bearish correction, which is unlikely to extend below 0.9405, being reinforced by 0.9359. In any case, the pair preserves its bullish outlook, since most of daily indicators point to the upside, meaning gradual erosion of a resistance at 0.9487/0.9507.
Instead of sustaining a rally above 80.00, USD/JPY has pierced through several supports and is presently closing in to a level at 79.19. Nonetheless, the currency pair still might stabilise and recommence recovery if it manages to bounce off 78.96/84, under which no considerable supports are situated until 76.92, implying a long fall before any consolidation.
EUR/USD has decided not to interrupt its move downwards and is about to hit a support at 1.2645/42, which stands in the way of reaching 1.2580. Given preceding behaviour of the pair, it is likely that it will slide down to 1.2509 eventually, break of which would imply increased possibility of extension of a dip to 1.18 - downtrend support.
GBP/USD has experienced a massive sell-off yesterday, which does not seem to have ended yet. Being that a key support at 1.5781 has already been violated, the Cable is currently headed towards 1.5616 and 1.5557, below which lie 1.5427 and a long term target 1.5260. In the meantime, rallies should by capped by a relatively strong resistance area located at
Following a test of a formidable resistance zone situated at 0.9466/0.9507, USD/CHF seems to have started a short-term bearish correction. Contraction is unlikely to extend far beyond 0.9372/59 and 0.9310, which should provide sufficient support while the pair restores its strength and recommences advancement towards 0.9507 and above.
USD/JPY did not manage to sustain its rally above 80.00 and is slowly pulling back after test of a resistance at 80.42/49, even though it was not viewed as a major level en route to 83.00. As long as a key support at 80.00/79.84 withstands bearish pressure, the outlook for the pair should still remain bullish. The latter level guards
At the moment GBP/USD struggles with a support situated at 1.5922/1.5869, which is about to be eroded, given strong downward impetus of the pair after encountering a tough resistance. In order to confirm further bearish intentions, the Cable, however, will have to push through 1.5781 (200 day SMA), thus opening the way towards attainment of 1.5262.
Following violation of support at 1.2830/12 and 1.2763, EUR/USD is now showing some signs of stabilisation. Therefore the currency pair is likely to consolidate ahead of 1.2645/42, which should be able to halt near term dips. However, in the longer term EUR/USD remains bearish, being that it is currently capped by a formidable resistance area located at 1.3014/28.
USD/CHF has effortlessly pierced though a number of resistances and is currently well-placed for additional gains up to 0.9510, which should cap the pair in the near term, but is unlikely to withstand bullish pressure for an extended period of time.
USD/JPY has finally managed to overcome a downtrend resistance and should now focus on inching higher in pursuit of levels that lie overhead. Intermediate resistance is located at 80.38, followed by 80.49 and 80.90/98.
As anticipated earlier, the Cable was unable to breach a tough area at 1.6106/10 formed by a cluster of resistances and has already eroded a support at 1.6015/1.5998, implying increasing downside risk.
Bearish momentum persists and is unlikely to vanish for the time being. After penetrating supports located at 1.2830/12 and 1.2763, EUR/USD is now headed towards a subsequent level situated at 1.2645/42, where we expect the currency pair to consolidate before recommencing downward movement and resuming a journey to a long term target at 1.18.