GBP/USD refuses to give in to the bears and continues to put pressure on the falling resistance line at 1.6228, as suggested by the weekly technical indicators.
The single European currency carries on advancing and is already in the vicinity of the key resistance at 1.3862/25.
The New Zealand Dollar proved to be unable to keep up the accelerated pace of appreciation relative to the U.S. Dollar.
Since the second half of 2012 the U.S. Dollar has been generally outperforming its Northern counterpart.
The resistance the currency pair has just bounced off, namely 0.97, is of great significance for AUD/USD.
The nearest future for EUR/JPY is associated with considerable downside risks, being that it is currently trading in the vicinity of the September highs and the monthly R1.
While in many other currency pairs the U.S. Dollar started to appreciate following a strong sell-off, USD/CHF remains under considerable pressure
As expected, the demand zone between 97.34 and 97.04 is keeping the exchange rate afloat, so that USD/JPY has great chances to commence a recovery from here.
GBP/USD's upward impetus proved to be weak, as the currency pair failed to surpass the resistance at 1.6228 and thus confirmed the bearish outlook.
EUR/USD has stalled after a breach of the resistance at 1.3790/65, but is nonetheless capable of adding to the recent gains.
October high failed the pair and send it breaching through the September high.
Pair bounced from the support line at 1.0275, but seems to be struggling with weekly PP/20-day SMA.
Pair did not manage to advance above weekly R1, what would have put June high on the map, and at the moment is hovering slightly above the 200-day SMA.
Yesterday's peak above the monthly R1 was just temporary as it failed the pair and sent it down to 133.6.
USD/CHF has fallen beneath the February low at 0.9021 and is now moving en route to the previous year's February low at 0.8930.
The down-side risks materialised in the form of a precipitous 70-pip long dip.
Even though GBP/USD was buoyed by strong buying pressure yesterday, the currency pair did not manage to overcome the key resistance line at 1.6228 that safeguards the January high at 1.6390.
Yesterday the technically bearish outlook on EUR/USD turned to be irrelevant due to the changes in the fundamental context of the market.
Pair seemed liked dipping below the September high, but received bullish impetus from it and at the moment is aiming at weekly and monthly R1.
Pair demonstrated some bullishness, but received a bearish impetus from the 200-day SMA.
Pair received a bullish impetus from the 200-day SMA and is aiming at June high at the moment.
Pair eroded the resistance of weekly R1, September high and at the moment is aiming at weekly R3 at 136.11.
While our medium and long term bias towards USD/CHF stays bullish, at the moment the currency pair seems to be unable to break free from the gravity of 0.9021 (Feb low).
USD/JPY started to erode the resistance created by the 20-day SMA and the weekly PP.