The descending channel the pair is currently trading within suggests a bullish correction of around 150-200 pips from 1.78. The longer-term perspective, however, is quite ambiguous. Although generally the base scenario would be a sell-off from the upper trend-line and a new bearish wave, this might not be the case here. The exchange rate has reached a major support level,
USD/NOK is currently in a good position to extend the rally from 8.2840, which it started on July 4. The main bullish argument is the ascending channel the currency pair has formed during the last four days. The positive outlook is further reinforced by the technical indicators, which are pointing upwards in hourly, four-hour and daily time frames. The price
The Australian Dollar started a falling wedge pattern against the Japanese Yen in the middle of March 2014. Last month, the currency exchange rate rebounded against the patterns lower trend line at 75.27, and, in accordance to the pattern, it is set to move upwards in the next few months. On its way up the pair faces the monthly pivot
The Pound is in a channel down pattern against the Japanese Yen since the evening of June 24, and the pattern started forming just after the results of the UK's referendum results were announced. At the moment, the pair has confirmed the support trend line, and it is moving north at 1.310.00. On its way up to the pattern's upper
From a technical standpoint, we have a strong bearish case in the four-hour chart of EUR/NZD. The currency pair has just bumped into the upper boundary of the descending channel that emerged as a result of the price bouncing off of the 10-month resistance down-trend. The Euro is thus expected to decline from 1.56 down to the lower bound
The bias towards silver is positive. Since the UK referendum the precious metal has gained 17.5% amid the risk-off sentiment, and it is well-positioned to continue the advancement. For one, XAG/USD formed a triangle, a pattern that implies resumption of the latest recovery. In addition, support at 20.10 is reinforced by the trend-line that was established on June 28, and
The common European currency is in a channel up pattern against the New Zealand Dollar, as it has rebounded against a low level of 1.5398, at which the pair has not been since May 2015. At the moment, the currency exchange is at 1.5535 level by 10:15 GMT on Wednesday, and it is moving lower to the pattern's lower trend
The Swiss Franc, after falling for a longer period against the Singapore Dollar, is appreciating in a rising wedge pattern against the Asian currency. At the moment, the currency exchange rate is close to the pattern's bottom trend line at 1.3827. However, a few hours ago it almost reached the trend line, which is located at 1.3800. The pair has
Risks are heavily skewed to the downside. The pair is forming a high-quality descending channel, which suggests a sell-off from 1.45, where the upper bound of the pattern is reinforced by the 200-period SMA and the weekly R1. At the same time, the longer-term indicators are mostly pointing south. Moreover, despite the Euro giving up nearly 10% of its value
Despite AUD/CAD having trouble decoupling from the lower bound of the channel, technical studies mostly suggest further appreciation of the Australian Dollar. Apart from the fact that the price is currently trading near the support trend-line, which implies already implies a rally, a majority of the four-hour and daily indicators are giving ‘buy' signals. At the same time, the
The US Dollar is in a channel up pattern against the Zloty. At the moment, the currency exchange rate is at the lower pattern's trend line, which is also supported by the May high level of 3.9822. In addition, very close by are located various supports, which are located close by to each other in distances varying from ten to two hundred pips. Below the
The Canadian Dollar is in the middle of a channel up pattern against the Swiss Franc. At the moment, the currency exchange rate is at 0.7535, and it is in an upwards movement for the past four hours. However, it faces a resistance put up by the 200-period SMA at 0.7542, which is likely to press the exchange rate lower and lower until the rate
Our overall outlook on EUR/TRY is strongly bearish, as during the formation of the channel the currency pair managed to break an 18-month support trend-line. Now, after the price confirms a new resistance level at 3.27, selling should resume. In this case the initial target will be a combination of June and April lows, and the next one will be
For the time being USD/DKK is bearish, as the currency pair formed a descending channel after jumping to 6.8160 amid the referendum in the United Kingdom. The sellers are highly unlikely to stay in control for long, however. The price is slowly returning back to the broken seven-month trend-line, which is supposed to trigger heavy buying once the rate reaches
The Aussie, by reversing its direction against the Swiss Franc, has established a channel up pattern following a breakout of a double down pattern. Previously the pair was in a channel down pattern until the currency exchange rate formed a double bottom pattern, which usually predicts and in this case confirmed a reversal of the trend. At the moment the
The US Dollar is in a post Brexit falling wedge pattern against the Singapore Dollar. At the moment, the currency exchange rate is located next to the pattern's upper trend line at 1.3462. The upper trend line's provided resistance is strengthened by the 55-hour SMA, which by 11:00 GMT was located exactly on the trend line. Above the before mentioned
After AUD/USD stabilised near 0.7150 following the April-May sell-off, the pair managed to form an ascending channel of decent quality. And while the weekly outlook on the Aussie is bullish, as the currency has just bounced off of the lower bound of the pattern and the SWFX market is overcrowded with bears (72% of positions are short), the upside is
Despite the recent (June 23) test of the upper bound of the bullish channel that originated in mid-2015, NZD/USD managed to find solid support at 0.6970. From here, the currency pair formed an ascending channel, which is set to develop further, considering a plethora of bullish technical indicators. The positive bias is further reinforced by the positioning among the SWFX
As the Australian Dollar strengthens against other currencies, it has also formed a channel up pattern against the Japanese Yen. The currency exchange rate rebounded against the patterns lower trend line around 8:00 GMT at 76.50, and at the moment it is trading at 76.71. The upper trend line is located at 77.60, and the pair's way to it is
The Australian Dollar entered a channel up pattern on June 27 against the Canadian Dollar. At the moment, the currency exchange rate is moving north to the patterns upper trend line around 0.9700. There are no other resistances on the pair's movement up to that level, as the closes other resistance cluster consisting of the weekly and monthly first resistances
NZD/CAD has been bullish since the end of May, and we expect the Kiwi to gain some 2% more before the bears take over. The pair has just confirmed the lower bound of the ascending channel, meaning it should rebound from 0.92. The positive outlook is also implied by the technical indicators. The rally, however, is highly unlikely to be
With the help of the trend-line that was established in the second half of June, EUR/AUD is now forming a descending channel. At the moment, the currency pair is finishing the bearish wave within the pattern, which is likely to end circa 1.48, where demand is implied by the support trend-line together with the daily S1 and the June low.
Although the current situation in EUR/JPY implies a short-term rally, just like in GBP/USD, the emerging pattern indicates growing downside risks. There is a good chance the Euro will find support circa 113.80 in order to launch a new attack on the red trend-line, but the rising wedge is a bearish pattern, and eventually the green-trend line is likely to
Considering the pattern the Cable is currently forming, there is a good possibility the Pound will keep recovering from the post-Brexit-vote decline. The pair is now trading near a strong demand area, created by the lower bound of the pattern that is reinforced by the 200-period SMA. If the price rebounds from here, we should soon see a re-test of