The US Dollar has been trading in an ascending channel against the Swedish Krona since the beginning of 2018.
EUR/CHF had been trading in a medium-term ascending wedge since late January prior to breaching this pattern to the upside last week.
The New Zealand Dollar has broken the support of the previously drawn too narrow pattern against the Japanese Yen. However, the newly booked high level can be useful.
The USD/CHF chart does not require additional drawing, as the pair has been trading while being influenced by technical indicators and lines, which were drawn already last week.
USD/MXN is trading along the lines of a long-term descending wedge.
The bullish sentiment which started late in March has guided the AUD/CHF currency pair towards the upper boundaries of two channels circa 0.7515.
There is a new large scale development to be noted about the daily chart of the EUR/NZD currency exchange rate.
During the recent surge of the Pound against the Japanese Yen more patterns were broken
Following a test of the 0.95 mark mid-March, the Kiwi reversed its sentiment against the Canadian Dollar and formed a new wave down.
EUR/SEK has been driven by upside momentum, as it has surged 6.41% since early February.
The US Dollar has been trading in a descending channel against the Swiss Franc since early November 2017.
The New Zealand Dollar has been trading in a one-month ascending channel against the Japanese Yen after the currency pair bounced off the lower boundary of a dominant channel.
The bullish sentiment has been guiding USD/TRY since mid-February—a move which is confined by an ascending channel.
The Euro has depreciated substantially against the Polish Zloty since March 21.
After approaching the lower boundary of a dominant channel, the British Pound began to appreciate against the Japanese Yen.
During the past two months, the Swiss Franc has been trading in a descending channel against the Japanese Yen.
The Singapore Dollar has been appreciating against the Japanese Yen for the past few weeks.
The movement of EUR/NOK has been bounded in several patterns.
The Canadian Dollar has been trading in a dominant descending channel against the Japanese Yen since early January.
After reaching the monthly pivot point at 1.5151 on early January, the single European currency began appreciating against the Australian Dollar.
After hitting a three-year low of 11.50 late in February, the US Dollar has began strengthening against the South African Rand.
XAG/USD has been trading sideways in a diminishing range since early February.
The price movement of the GBP/CAD currency pair has been steered by a junior descending channel. The pair tested the upper boundary of the junior pattern on March 19 and followed by a new wave down.
The British Pound has been trading in an ascending channel against the Australian Dollar since early September 2017.