The Pound Sterling started to depreciate against the Japanese Yen after hitting the upper boundary of a dominant descending channel pattern at 149.50. This decline began on October 9 and had since reached a one-month low level of 143.93.
The British Pound began to appreciate against the Swiss Franc after reaching the lower boundary of a long-term descending channel at 1.2400. this surge started early September and had since reached near July swing high of 1.3229.
The common European currency has lost about 3.20% of its values against the New Zealand Dollar since the first week of October. This decline started after the currency pair made a U-turn south from the upper boundary of a long-term ascending channel at 1.7933 on October 8.
The US Dollar has increased its trading range against the Swiss Franc after the currency pair reversed from the lower boundary of a long-term ascending channel at 0.9550.
The Australian Dollar has depreciated significantly against the New Zealand Dollar after the currency pair made a U-turn south from the upper boundary of a two-week descending channel at 1.0986 on October 10.
The Australian Dollar has declined massively against the Japanese Yen after the currency pair reversed from the upper boundary of a three-week descending channel pattern at 82.50 on October 2.
Upside risks prevailed in the market, thus sending the US Dollar 4.25% higher against the Swedish Krona. Half of these gains have erased since beginning of October, as the pair returned near 8.9000.
The EUR/PLN currency pair has been trading in symmetrical triangle since the beginning of July. Also, the pair reversed from the upper pattern line located near 4.3282.
The New Zealand Dollar has appreciated massively against the Swiss Franc since the middle of September after the currency pair reversed from the lower boundary of a four-week ascending channel at 0.6333.
The Australian Dollar has been appreciating against the Swiss Franc after the currency pair bounced off the lower boundary of a seven-week ascending channel at 0.6850.
The US Dollar has been depreciating slightly against the Polish Zloty since the beginning of October. This movement has been bounded in a descending channel.
The ZAR/JPY currency pair has re-tested the upper boundary of a medium-term ascending channel twice since the beginning of October.
Upside risks have dominated the EUR/CAD currency pair since the rate pullback from the lower boundary of a two-week ascending channel at 1.4769.
The Australian Dollar has been appreciating against the common European currency after the exchange rate made a U-turn from a resistance level at 1.6350. This decline has been bounded by a descending channel.
The common European currency has declined significantly against the Russian Ruble after the pair reversed from the upper boundary of a long-term ascending channel at 81.77.
The Euro has been appreciating against the Czech Koruna after the currency pair reversed from the lower boundary of a long-term ascending channel at 25.43.
The Swiss Franc has been trading in a narrow descending channel against the Japanese Yen. This decline began after the currency pair hit a resistance level formed by the weekly R1 at 117.96.
The Canadian Dollar began to depreciate against the Japanese Yen after hitting a resistance level formed by the weekly R2 at 88.94. This decline started on October 2 and had since fallen by 3.87%.
The US Dollar has been depreciating against the Thai Baht in a short-term descending channel after the exchange rate reversed from the upper boundary of a long-term descending channel at 33.05.
Upside risks dominated the AUD/SGD currency pair, thus sending the Australian Dollar 0.92% higher against the Singapore Dollar. This gradual increase in price began at the beginning of October when the rate reversed from the bottom boundary of falling wedge.
The single European currency began appreciating against the New Zealand Dollar mid-June when it reversed from the lower boundary of a long-term ascending channel at 1.6600.
The EUR/GBP exchange rate has been trading in a descending channel since the end of August. The common European currency made a U-turn south from the upper boundary of the descending channel pattern at 0.9086 on August 28 and had since reached a five-month low level at 0.8731.
Upside risks dominated the USD/ILS exchange rate after the pair reversed from the lower boundary of a long-term ascending channel located at 3.5750.
The Hungarian Forint has been appreciating against the Euro after the currency pair reversed from the upper boundary of a medium-term descending channel at 328.42. This movement has been bounded in a short-term ascending channel.