At mid-day on Monday, the USD/CAD broke the resistance zone at 1.2610/1.2620. On Tuesday morning, the currency rate had passed above the 1.2650 mark and the weekly R1 simple pivot point at 1.2654. A continuation of the surge of the US Dollar versus the Canadian Dollar might result in a the pair testing the resistance of the 1.2700 mark. Higher
The surge of the GBP/JPY encountered the resistance of the 163.80 level, before retracing down and finding support at 163.10. In the meantime, short term support and resistance was being found in the weekly R2 simple pivot point at 163.61. In the case of the pair surging, it would have to pass the weekly R2 simple pivot point at 163.61, the
In general, the AUD/UD has continued to steadily decline, as the rate has touched the 0.7400 mark and the 50-hour simple moving average acts as resistance and forces the pair down. In the near term future, the pair might get squeezed into the 0.7400 level by the moving average. Above the 50-hour SMA, the 0.7500 mark might stop a surge. In
The latest surge of the EUR/JPY currency pair encountered resistance in the 137.00 mark. Despite shortly being pierced, the pair started a decline, which retraced down to the 136.20 level. This level acted as support and by mid-Tuesday the rate had recovered to trade around the 136.50 mark. If the pair declines, it would first look for support in the
On Monday, the price for gold surged above the 1,950.00 mark and reached the 1,970.00 level. The 1,970.00 level acted as resistance and caused a retracement back down. By 15:00 GMT, the metal had returned to trade below the 1,950.00 level. If the decline of the commodity price continues, the metal might look for support in the 1,940.00 mark and
In general, the Bank of Japan has revealed that the Japanese economy is doing bad. The news added new fuel to the already ongoing massive decline of the value of the Japanese Yen. On the USD/JPY charts the events resulted in a move above the 125.50 level. During the early hours of Monday's US trading hours, the pair was
Last week, the GBP/USD was finding constant support in the zone that surrounds the 1.3050 mark. On Friday, the rate plummeted below the 1.3050 level and even pierced the 1.3000 level. On Monday, the currency pair was trading between a support zone at 1.2980/1.2989 and resistance at 1.3045/1.3055. If the currency pair decline below the 1.2980 level, support might be
On Monday, the EUR/USD currency pair was testing the last week high level zone at 1.0925/1.0940. If the pair declines, it would look for support in the 1.0880 level and the 50-hour simple moving average. Further below, support is set to be provided by the 1.0840 level, which reversed a two day decline during the end of the last
Since Thursday, the USD/CAD pair has been fluctuating between a support zone at 1.2561/1.2566 and resistance at 1.2610/1.2620. A move below the support zone might result in the pair looking for support in the 100-hour simple moving average near 1.2550 and the 1.2540 level. Further below, take into account the weekly simple pivot point at 1.2528 and the 200-hour simple moving
Due to a fundamental drop of the Japanese Yen on Monday, the GBP/JPY currency exchange rate surged and reached the 163.50 level. By the middle of the day's European trading hours, the pair appeared to be passing above the 163.50 level and the weekly R2 simple pivot point at 163.61. A move above the weekly R2 simple pivot point might encounter
Since the middle of Friday's trading hours, the AUD/USD currency pair has been located above a support zone at 0.7360/0.7425. The major zone acted as both support and resistance during late March. Meanwhile, the resistance of the 50-hour simple moving average was approaching the rate from above. If the Australian Dollar recovers against the US Dollar, the 50-hour simple moving average
The EUR/JPY currency exchange rate has continued to sharply surge. On Monday morning, the currency pair broke the resistance of the 136.00 and 136.50 levels. A continuation of the surge might encounter resistance first in one of the March high levels at 136.84. Higher above, note the 137.00 level and the weekly R3 simple pivot point at 137.18. On the
On Thursday, the price for gold managed to break the combined resistance of the 50, 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages in the 1,925.00/1,928.00 range. Afterwards, the price made an attempt to approach the 1,940.00 mark, before retreating and confirming the combination of the three moving averages as support at 1,927.50. At mid-day on Friday, the price was highly volatile between
On Friday, the surge of the USD/JPY reached new high levels, as it gained support and reached above the 124.00 mark and the March 29 high level zone at 124.20/124.31. However, prior to the surge, the rate had initially bounced off the resistance zone and had to look for support in the trend line, which connects the March 31 and
On Friday, the GBP/USD passed below the support zone at 1.3050/1.3060 and the weekly S1 simple pivot point at 1.3043. At the time of writing at 13:00 GMT, the pair was heading to the 1.3000 mark. The 1.3000 level reversed the rate's decline in mid-March. If the pair finds support in the 1.3000 mark and recovers, a potential recovery might encounter
During the second half of Thursday's trading, the EUR/USD currency exchange rate eventually retreated below the support zone at 1.0875/1.0880. However, the event was not followed by a sharp decline. During the first half of Friday's trading, the currency pair was fluctuating between the support of the 1.0850 mark and resistance of the 50-hour simple moving average near 1.0890. If
The surge of the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar reached above the 1.2600 mark at mid-day on Thursday. However, resistance was found at 1.2609/1.2612, which has been marked on the chart. Afterwards, the pair declined and support was found on the previous resistance zone at 1.2570/1.2577. If the US Dollar manages to resume its recovery against the Canadian Dollar, the
The only notable update on the GBP/JPY charts is the fact that the rate shortly traded above the resistance zone at 162.25/162.29. However, shortly afterwards, the pair declined to trade back between 161.43/161.52 and 162.25/162.29. Due to the piercing of the resistance zone, the scenario of a surge is more likely. If the rate surges above the 162.30 level, the 162.50
On Friday morning, the AUD/USD currency pair passed below the 0.7465/0.7475 zone. However, support was almost immediately found in the 0.7460 mark. A continuation of the decline would result in the pair looking for support in the weekly S1 simple pivot point at 0.7448 and the 0.7450 mark. Below the pivot point, note the early March high at 0.7440 and
On Thursday, the EUR/JPY pair passed above the resistance levels in the 134.75/135.50 range. Afterwards, the 135.50 mark acted as resistance and caused a decline, which reached and confirmed the 134.30/134.40 zone as support. At mid-day on Friday, the pair had found support in the 134.30/134.40 zone and approached the 135.00 level, which appeared to be acting as resistance.
Since the middle of Wednesday's trading, the price for gold was kept down by the resistance of the 200-hour simple moving average, which was gradually declining. In the meantime, previous forecasts remained unchanged. If the pair surges above the 200-hour simple moving average near 1,930.00, the price is expected to find resistance at each five dollar round level. Namely, 1,935.00, 1,940.00,
Since early Wednesday's trading, the USD/JPY currency exchange rate has been trading between the 123.50 and 124.00 levels. However, on Thursday, the 50-hour simple moving average has caught up with the rate and might push the USD/JPY up. If the pair declines below the 123.50 level and the 50-hour simple moving average near 123.70. Further below, the 123.00 mark and the
Since the middle of Tuesday's trading, the GBP/USD currency exchange rate remains in the range between the support zone at 1.3047/1.3057 and resistance at 1.3100/1.3109. Meanwhile, hourly simple moving averages were approaching from above. If the pair declines below 1.3050, the weekly S1 is slightly likely set to act as support at 1.3043. Further below, note the 1.3000 mark, which
Since the start of Wednesday's trading, the EUR/USD has been fluctuating between a resistance zone at 1.0940 and support near 1.0880. However, at mid-day on Thursday, the 1.0880 mark was pierced, as the rate shortly traded below it. Meanwhile, it was observed that the 50-hour simple moving average had caught up with the pair from above and was acting