The US Dollar is surging against the Norwegian Krona simultaneously in two ascending channel's, as one of the channel is a representation of the currency exchange rates rebound against the dominant pattern's lower trend line. The currency pair is set to continue the surge for the next few weeks until it reaches the upper trend line of the dominant pattern.
A senior downtrend that GBP/JPY has been interacting with for at least a year already led it south once again, confirming the trend-line once again. The pair has just entered a falling wedge pattern to build up some bullish potential and possibly launch another attack on the senior line. We expect the upper boundary of the pattern to become sticky
After tapping at all-time highs of 0.9829 early November 2016, NZD/CAD gave in to bearish pressures and slipped 5%, just to once again prove that the unexplored area is not out of reach, and that the pair might visit the 0.98 mark once again. We will look for a bullish breakout from the pattern, possibly on this wave already, setting
The Pound might soon get a pause against the US Dollar, as, in accordance with the technical situation, the currency exchange rate is about to begin a medium term surge. For now the currency pair is trading in two channel patterns, as the rate approaches the lower trend line of the dominant channel. It is most likely that the currency
The Aussie has been depreciating against the Swiss Franc in a descending channel pattern since February 21, when the currency exchange rate bounced off from the resistance put up by the upper trend line of a large scale ascending channel pattern. Most recently the currency pair hit the combined support cluster of the two pattern lower trend lines and the
HKD/JPY is in its very early stages of a channel down pattern, but already shows strong consistency with the trend-lines. What makes us favour the downtrend even more is the bearish crossover between 55 & 100 hour SMAs which might facilitate the motion as investors seek to act upon the well-known signal. While a set of levels might cause hitches
NZD/USD sketched an arguable channel which later took more of a wedge-like form and acted like one as well. The pair broke the upper trend-lines of both of the possible patterns and is now correcting the channel one, meaning that a steep northward motion should come next. The first immediate target lies at 0.7019/25 and could mess with bullish momentum
The Canadian Dollar is declining against the Swiss Franc simultaneously in three various scale descending channels. Although that fact indicates that one should short the rate, this is not the case. Most recently the currency exchange rate reached the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement level, which is located at 0.7539. The Fibonacci retracement levels on this pair have proven themselves to hinder
The common European currency recently surged against the rest of the market, as during comments made my FOMC members in the US, the Buck lost value. The surge of the Euro has spilled over into the rest of the currency pairs, against which the European currency trades against. However, against the New Zealand Dollar it seems that the move was
NZD/CHF confirmed built up bearish potential in a rising wedge formation with a break below the bottom boundary at 0.7149 to slip to 0.7081, the bottom Bollinger Band for tests of the area. The motion could be cut soon to take up a corrective motion for the sake of the broken trend-line, however, we will look for a slide in
Following an upside breakout from the falling wedge pattern that EUR/GBP had sketched on the daily chart, the pair showed strong bullish potential in an ascending channel formation. Even though a retracement from the broken trend-line should be on the menu, we will look for an uninterrupted surge, as the pair has already completely distanced itself from the previous large-scale
EUR/NOK overstepped the 8.9273 area which had bound a range since October 2016 and had been tested for an astonishing five times while experiencing a single conclusive break below. The pair has taken the form of a channel up pattern on the hourly chart and continues to sending bullish signals, even though the formation itself might give in to short-term
The Hong Kong Dollar recently rebounded against a large scale ascending channel pattern's lower trend line against the Japanese Yen. As a result the currency exchange rate has begun a short term surge. However, this pattern will not be active for long, as a medium scale pattern, which will guide the rate to the most dominant pattern's resistance line, is
After reviewing the situation on the chart for Silver, an astonishing discovery has been made. The bullion is still trading in the medium size ascending channel pattern, which was discovered on December 4 by the analytics department of Dukascopy Bank. The metal traded near the upper trend line of the ascending channel for three months until recently the commodity price
A rising wedge on the hourly chart confirms the bearish formation on the daily chart which, while unidentifiable, suggests that a trend-line will push the pair down sometime soon. EUR/GBP has been sticking to the bottom boundary of the pattern and has showed it troublesome to reach for the upper trend-line one more time. 0.8575 could be the area where
CAD/JPY set out various bearish signals on the hourly chart, starting from a double top and ending with a channel down, which might now come into play on the hourly scale as well. The pair has established a junior channel down pattern as part of its attempt to reach the bottom boundary of the senior one at 84.77. After a
The recent movements in the yellow metal's price in accordance with a short term descending channel have done a big favor to the bullion's long term traders. During the move the borders of an ascending wedge pattern were confirmed. This changes the previous hypothesis of the existence of a lone uptrend line. In fact the line is the supporting line
The Pound is simultaneously trading in three various channels against the New Zealand Dollar, as the currency exchange rate has been depreciating for the past few weeks. On a large scale the pair is in an ascending channel pattern, and the two other patterns are directing the pairs bounce off from the dominant patterns resistance line. Most recently the currency
USD/TRY set foot in an ascending channel pattern on February 23, and has been respecting its bounds ever since. The pair has just hit the daily R1 at 3.7691 and is showing trouble to push through, suggesting that the up-wave might be complete for now and the bottom boundary might come into play sometime soon. Immediate support lies at 3.6659
USD/JPY set the bar at 118.30 in December 2016, but slipped later on and lost around 4% until this moment. The pair was attempting a soar, but diminishing lows led to a rise of bullish potential as a rising wedge emerged. Currently testing the bottom boundary of the pattern, the rate will most likely break 114.19, retrace from the trend-line
The US Dollar is trading simultaneously in two ascending channel patterns against the Swedish Krona, as the minor channel is a representation of the rates rebound against the dominant channel pattern's lower trend line. However, the surge has been already twice stopped and reversed by the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement level at 9.0799. The Fibonacci retracement levels for this pair are
The situation on the chart of the South African Rand against the Japanese yen is hard to explain, as two channels have formed a triangle in the middle of another channel. However, the future movements of the currency exchange rate due to that reason are easy to forecast. The currency exchange rate recently rebounded against the combined support level of
The Greenback is surging against the Canadian Dollar in an ascending channel pattern, which has guided the currency exchange rate from the lower trend line of a medium term ascending channel. The channel has already not only broken out of the medium term channel up pattern, but also the rate has broken through the resistance put up by the 38.20%
For the past few trading sessions the Pound has been surging against the Loonie in an ascending channel pattern, which represents the rates surge from a strong support cluster. The support cluster is made up of the lower trend lines of the medium and large scale patterns. On a medium scale the pair was in a falling wedge, which has