The single European currency is trading in a descending channel pattern against the Canadian Dollar. However, the channel has a minor flaw in the form of huge volatility to the upside, which was caused by the US Election on November 9. In addition, the channel is approaching this year's low level of 1.4183, which is likely to provide support for
CHF/JPY was led by a strong uptrend whole November, but recently lost volatility and added a downside boundary to build up some bearish potential. The pair tapped 110.07 twice to confirm growing potential for a reversal, and is currently testing the bottom trend-line of the wedge at 109.82. It appears that the pair will execute another wave north, and we
NZD/CHF recently distanced itself from the bottom trend-line of the five-day rising wedge and established a trading range on the middle and upper part of the pattern. The top trend-line is strengthened by a Bollinger Band and should hold the pair below, leading to a downward breakout eventually. A reversal will require strong bearish potential, as the pair will face
The USD/SEK currency exchange rate is one of the many, which in the result of the US presidential election has formed an ascending channel pattern. However, the rate is simultaneously trading in two ascending channels, as the smaller channel is a representation of the pair's rebound against the larger channel's support line. Previous to the US election, the currency pair
The US Dollar is appreciating against the Norwegian Krona in an ascending channel pattern. The channel is the result of the rate breaking out from a descending triangle pattern to the upside. Most recently the currency exchange rate encountered resistance put up by a combination of the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement level at 8.5925 and the July high level of 8.6180.
After exiting the symmetrical triangle in September, USD/CHF kept the uptrend intact, adding an upper boundary to create a channel up pattern. The pair is currently testing the upper boundary at 1.0104, and we will look for a close of the day in the red zone. The pair will test 1.0026 and then 0.9932 on the wave down, with loads
After giving in to the 1.0758 resistance for the third consecutive time, AUD/NZD opened up a downtrend in October 13, and has just put more significance on it by adding the boundaries of a channel down pattern. Even though the latest movements sketch a ranging market, the pair is on its way to test the upper boundary of the newly-formed
EUR/CHF put an end to the downtrend with a double bottom formation at 1.0687. The pair had not attacked levels as low since the Brexit dip and August 2015 before that, meaning that it is highly likely that the neckline at 1.0753 will break. The rate will face the 1.0717/22 cluster of resistances, 1.0738 and then 1.0748 before the neckline
An ascending channel led NZD/JPY after the Election plunge and is now on the verge of breaking in favour of an extensinve surge. The pair has not conquered levels above 77.81, which it addressed before the Election, but has built up enough bullish potential for an outburst in the next wave north. A break above the resistance will likely call
CAD/JPY showed signs of an ascending channel, just before breaking the upside support and entering a rising wedge. The pair is currently testing the bottom trend-line at 81.500, and a close below would confirm a breakout marking the beginning of a downtrend. The pair has already exited the Andrew's Pitchfork and entered an Ichimoku cloud, which suggests that CAD/JPY will
EUR/GBP confirmed the downtrend with a break below the descending triangle that led a correction to build up bearish potential. The pair has not retraced yet, meaning that 0.8534/28 could cut the losses for now, and the 0.8582 area could be targeted short-term. However, due to the pair's hesitation on the retracement, we would not could on it, meaning that
The descending channel turned falling wedge confirmed the pattern with an upside breakout and a retracement from the violated trend-line. NZD/CAD is currently attacking the cloud resistance at 0.9516/0.9553 and is threatening to close inside, meaning a dedicated march through levels of significance might be on the way. The rate will test 0.9534/38 and 0.9544 if the intrusion is successful,
The Kiwi has been losing ground against the Loonie in a descending channel pattern. The New Zealand Dollar began to depreciate against the Canadian Dollar in the aftermath of the US presidential election. In the meantime, the currency exchange rate is in an ascending channel on a larger scale. In addition, the pair recently was affected by the Fibonacci retracement
The Canadian Dollar is simultaneously trading in three patterns against the Hong Kong Dollar. However, the situation is about to change, as the medium term falling wedge recently reached the long term descending channel's lower trend line and rebounded. In the following rebound the pair formed a rather week ascending channel, which is still set to challenge the descending wedge's
Led by a channel, AUD/CAD addressed levels underneath, setting eyes on October lows at 0.9960 as the next major target. While the pair will face the psychological 1.0000 mark, we still see 0.9961 as the ultimate level to watch, as the pair has falsely overstepped 1.0000 on many occasions before, causing us to believe that a break beneath October lows
A symmetrical triangle helped NZD/CHF recover from the US Election plunge, causing a break above the upper trend-line at 0.7094 on Thursday. It appears that the pair has undergone a correction of the broken trend-line bouncing from it several times, meaning that up is now where the directional risk is skewed. Currently testing the 200-hour SMA at 0.7115, the rate
The Canadian Dollar surged against the Swiss Franc in the aftermath of Trump victory in the US presidential election. Although the caused volatility did move out of the larger scale descending channel, it seems to have occurred more than once during the pair's trading in the borders of this pattern. On a smaller scale the rate moves in accordance with
Although the title states that the pair is in a descending channel, it does not mean that the Euro is depreciating against the Swiss Franc. The currency exchange rate recently encountered the descending channel's lower trend line and rebounded not only against it, but also additional support levels. The rate also encountered the support line of a much larger scale
A double bottom cut losses for EUR/HKD twice, causing it to enter a small correction in front of the daily Pivot Point at 8.3406. When the pair breaks above the currently tough level, it will set eyes on 8.3812, the neckline of the pattern. While a fail at the level will send the pair packing for good, a close above
The bullish market might have come to an end for USD/DKK where a double top at 6.9488 appears to be running the trend south. We will look for signals at 6.8897 – the neckline – and a break below will confirm the reversal, while a bounce could lead into a ranging market potentially inside of a rectangle. The pair is
The US Dollar trades simultaneously in two ascending channels against the Chinese Yuan, as the Greenback marks new high levels against the Chinese currency. The smaller channel formed itself before the US presidential election, which did not break any patterns on this exchange rate. The fluctuations in the USD/CNH, on the contrary, revealed the location of the minor ascending channel's
At first glance the chart for the HKD/JPY currency exchange rate might seem simple. However, there are underwater rocks, which can be seen only on the massive scale charts, by looking at a five year long past. The pair is in the process of forming the second shoulder of a head and shoulders pattern, which has been active for a
A channel-wedge combination ran the trend for EUR/NZD, leading the pair to re-test May 2015 lows. We lean in favour of the wedge above the channel, meaning we exclude the Election jump and confirm diminishing volatility. We look for the rate to attempt the bottom trend-line of the wedge around 1.4858. Hitches at 1.5056, 1.5008 and 1.4937/4913 will flatten the
Demand for the Japanese Yen soothed in the aftermath of Donald Trump's victory, causing USD/JPY to contain its movements neatly inside of a channel up pattern. Currently mid-pattern, the pair is on a flattish motion south to test the bottom trend-line at 107.91/84. The rate has lost volatility, causing the market to range with movements squeezed between the monthly R2