The Aussie is about to break out of a short term ascending channel pattern against the Canadian Dollar. The reason for that is that the currency exchange rate recently surged in accordance with the short term channel until it hit a strong resistance cluster. The main two levels of significance in the resistance cluster were the upper trend lines of
Following a slip towards 2016 lows, CAD/JPY went on to an extensive surge that let to attacks at the annual highs at 88.66. The pair is now showing some signs of weakness, which suggests that the soar is unsustainable and could let the pair slide. A double top at the aforementioned area is the main reason to believe that bears
EUR/HKD lost value for two consecutive months inside a descending channel pattern, claiming the upper trend-line a few days ago. The pair is currently consolidating along the 200-hour SMA and bound from the downside by a cloud support which it has been respecting along the motion. With supply pressures stemming from various time-frame SMAs, the pair will likely make its
The Australian Dollar recently formed an ascending channel against the New Zealand Dollar. The new pattern formed as a result of a breakout from a descending triangle to the upside. The rate is set to continue the surge in accordance with this new ascending channel, until a level of significance stops the appreciation of the Australian Dollar. It is most
The common European currency is depreciating against the Polish Zloty in two descending channel patterns. The currency exchange rate recently reached the combined support level of the two channels, which indicates that the medium term channel is about to become obsolete. Although that was expected to occur in the pair's most recent surge, it did not happen, as the rate
USD/DKK had never seen levels as high as in December 2016, when the pair attacked 7.1583 for two consecutive times, failing just after, but keeping the bullish potential in the back of its head. A rising wedge now suggests that the area is not out of reach, meaning that a bullish outburst might come in case of stickiness at the
October came with a leap above all time highs of 0.9839, but also set the pair up for a downfall, which has recently taken the form of a descending channel pattern. NZD/CAD is currently squeezed in between several levels of significance amid attempts to break above a green Ichimoku cloud resistance area. The ultimate target of the current motion
The New Zealand Dollar is at an important moment against the US Dollar. The reasons for that are various. The rate recently reached the lower trend line of a short term ascending channel pattern, which implies an incoming rebound. However, it is more likely that the support line will be passed. That is likely to occur due to the fact
On a short term the US Dollar is in a descending channel against the Japanese Yen. However, simultaneously there are two other active channels, which influence the pair's movements and need to be taken into account. Until the end of this week the rate is set to move lower, as it recently bounced off the upper trend line of the
AUD/CHF exited its recent trading range by stepping beneath 0.7414, causing the motion to enter bearish territory and put an end to the ranging market after attacks at May 2015 highs were made in October. The direction is affirmed by the rising wedge on the hourly chart as well, suggesting that a steep bearish motion might follow a break below
After posting half-year highs in November, EUR/SGD continued slightly red in a flattish motion towards 0.5022. The daily chart suggests that there is a large-scale channel down pattern guiding the movement and that the current hourly channel up is just serving the purpose of leading the pair to the upper boundary. In case the senior pattern holds, 1.5251 will send
In the recent weeks Silver has formed an ascending channel pattern. The pattern is a medium sized pattern, which formed as a result of the bullion rebounding against a large scale pattern's lower trend line. The large scale pattern is a descending channel, in which the commodity price has traded since the start of July. In addition, the metal's price
The situation that can be seen illustrated on the chart at first glance might seem complicated. However, it is rather simple if one understands first that there are three simultaneous channels that influence the Singapore Dollar's movements against the Japanese Yen. On a large scale the rate is in an ascending channel. In addition, the rate previously surged in an
GBP/CHF has been sliding for two years already, recently adding some bounds to the motion and sketching a channel down pattern. The pair is now testing the upper boundary of the formation, meaning that there is little hope that gains will be posted in the nearest future. It might, however, be the case where the steepness of the channel is
Following a tap at three-month highs, GBP/NZD proved the area unsustainable with a channel down. The pattern has a solid and an alternative trend-line, based on the pair's recent step under the bottom boundary, which it is testing now. In case the pair goes on to rebound, the trend-line will be confirmed, meaning that it remains inside the pattern. If,
EUR/NZD continued its track away from one and a half year lows that it had slid down to during December. A channel up pattern is now guiding the motion and we have two scenarios in mind for future movements. Firstly, we would expect the pair to reach towards the bottom boundary of the pattern at 1.5112 and then bounce north,
The US Dollar is losing strength against the Polish Zloty in a short term descending channel pattern. The pattern is a representation of the rates fall from the resistance of a medium-term descending channel pattern. The rate is set to move to the dominant pattern's lower trend line in the upcoming weeks. However, the pair has proven to be highly affected by the Fibonacci retracement
The common European currency is depreciating against the Norwegian Krona in a descending channel pattern on a short term. Meanwhile, the currency rate is trading in a medium-term ascending channel pattern. The short term channel is a representation of the rates bounce off from a 50.00% Fibonacci retracement level that is located in the middle of the pattern at 9.1130. The relevant Fibonacci retracement levels on
After taking on some bullish momentum and establishing a solid uptrend, EUS/TRY added a bottom boundary to form a rising wedge and potentially let bears gain strength amid lower highs which now have the potential to cause a reversal. Currently making its way towards the upper trend-line of the pattern, the pair will test 3.6423 before any weakness takes over
GBP/CHF kicked off the New Year with a fall, causing a 1.1% slip, but building up bullish potential for an upward breakout form the pattern. The pair will encounter immediate resistance at 1.2534/38, opening the way for tests of 1.2547 and then 1.2560/63. The scenario is supported by the pair's proximity to the upper boundary of the pattern, which means
The Australian Dollar has traded against the New Zealand Dollar in an ascending channel pattern since December 29. In the meantime, the currency exchange rate is in two descending channel patterns. Most recently on January 4 the currency pair hit the crossroads of the two larger descending pattern upper trend lines. As a result the Aussie began a retreat against
The common European currency is depreciating against the Russian Ruble in a descending channel pattern, which has been covered previously. However, the latest developments of the situation need to be addressed. After falling and encountering the support provided by the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement level the currency exchange rate surged until it reached the descending channel's upper trend line. As a
Higher lows led to a falling wedge formation for EUR/SEK, indicating that the bullish breakout that has just occurred is technically credible. The pair has been stalled by the daily R1 at 9.5690, leading to tests of the cloud support at 9.5584 – consistent with the expectation of a retracement being in progress. The corrective motion will be cut by
GBP/JPY broke tough support at 143.84, along with a descending triangle, suggesting that the downtrend could be sustainable, possibly after taking up a motion of slightly less steepness. A bearish crossover between the 55 and 200-hour SMAs could help the pair maintain its weakness to pass support at 142.59 and dive even more. There will then be little to stick