Outlook for the Swiss Franc against the Singapore Dollar is bullish. This currency pair has been building a symmetrical triangle pattern in the 1H chart, where the first leg has been to the upside. It means that the risks are tilted to the upside. However, currently CHF/SGD is correcting lower, but the rally should resume at 1.4050, namely the lower
Our outlook towards AUD/CAD is not as strong as towards AUD/CHF, but is nevertheless bearish. There is a descending channel emerging in the four-hour chart, and the pair should extend the sell-off from 0.9550, where it bounced off of the upper boundary of the pattern. The current target is the lower edge of the channel and at the same time
AUD/CHF price chart is currently being shaped by the channel that is forming within the channel we covered yesterday. The pair is expected to slide down to 0.7050/40 within this pattern, while staying capped by the red trend-line currently at 0.71. The negative outlook is also reinforced by the indicators, which are mostly pointing south. Once the price reaches 0.7050/40,
CHF/JPY has been fixing gains since Friday of the last week. For now it has already gained 283 pips over four days through May 12, despite the fact that the rate is trading within a descending channel. The nearest resistance is represented by the monthly PP at 113.05, which is assumed to be one of the toughest ones of the
Australian Dollar is set to diminish versus SGD, as this pair is trading within the channel down pattern and its upper boundary has just been reached at 1.01. The bullish cap is provided by the weekly pivot point at 1.0127, backed by the 200-hour SMA and daily R1 at 1.0110. They all are unlikely to allow for a growth of
USD/SGD has just failed to surpass the March 25 peak and, as a result, the currency pair is now trending downwards. In the nearest future the rate is expected to confirm the red trend-line at 1.3690 and set off towards the lower edge of the channel at 1.3640. However, we should not expect USD/SGD to trade within the pattern for
The outlook on AUD/CHF is bearish, being that the pair has recently bounced off of the upper trend-line of the descending channel forming in the weekly chart. The near-term bias towards the Aussie is negative as well, since the price is currently trading between two parallel trend-lines that are sloped to the downside. However, soon there may begin a bullish
Last time the NZD/CAD currency pair was analysed five days ago, and then the pair was in a good position to restart declining in value. It seems that the bears have quite successfully accomplished this goal and commenced a leg down. Provided with a heavy downside impetus from the 200-period SMA at 0.8845 and the monthly pivot point at 0.8793,
EUR/CHF is poised for more strength in the foreseeable future, as the pair is bounding off the lower boundary of the channel up pattern. Additionally supported by the daily pivot point, the Euro is expected to breach the first daily resistance at 1.1120 later today, thereby paving the way for a growth of more 20 pips. There, at 1.1140, EUR/CHF
EUR/SGD appears to be forming a double top, as the currency pair failed to break resistance at 1.5640 on two recent occasions. However, there are plenty of arguments against a decline, the main being the fact that the price has just broken out of the triangle it had formed in the daily chart to the upside. This implies a yet
The bias with respect to silver is negative, considering that the price has recently violated the ascending support trend-line and formed a bearish channel. At the moment, the metal is closing in on the upper edge of the emerging pattern, implying that the outlook is bearish for the near term as well. XAG/USD is expected to bounce off of 17.33
Since the Euro has been in a long-lasting decline against the Japanese Yen, its outlook remains overwhelmingly negative. Moreover, by building the descending triangle pattern this cross is showing that the trend is largely biased down. The near-term growth, however, is fully on the table, as also estimated by technical signals on a 4H time frame. The rally should extend
In the short-term we are likely to observe a setback in terms of the US Dollar's value against its peer from Singapore. This is because the pair has recently touched the upper edge of the ascending channel. The sell-off should proceed until the 1.3624 mark where USD/SGD will face the 100-hour SMA, which is backed by the weekly R2 from
Our overall outlook on GBP/NZD is strongly bullish, as the currency pair has recently broken out of the falling wedge. The current target is the March high at 2.15, and if this level is conquered, we may expect an attack on an even more formidable resistance area circa 2.23, represented by the February high and 200-day SMA. Considering the channel
Despite a solid resistance level at 1.4825 the risks are considered to be skewed to the upside. For one, the currency pair is forming an ascending triangle, a pattern that indicates growing demand. In addition, the four-hour and daily technical studies have a bullish bias, which confirms a positive outlook. Once above the upper boundary of the triangle, the pair
Although the general trend of the US Dollar is biased to the downside, this currency is now recovering against the Japanese Yen within the channel down pattern. We are expecting the rally to extend beyond 111 and stop at 111.32 where the cross is going to meet the red boundary of the channel. It is guarded by the monthly R1
On the one hand, the ascending triangle proclaims that the trend of the pair is mainly tilted to the north. However, before the pattern emerged USD/DKK was losing value below the 200-hour major trend-line. Mixed scenario is being expected by the technical indicators at the moment, as they diverge on 4H and daily time frames. From the point of view
NZD/USD has recently broken through a major resistance line and formed an ascending channel. Our outlook on the currency pair is therefore bullish. The New Zealand Dollar is expected to confirm the support up-trend at 0.68 and begin a new wave within the pattern. Under this scenario the rate will surpass the April high and top out near 0.71.Alternatively, in
EUR/PLN has formed a well-defined bullish channel, after the currency pair had established a solid support level at 4.37. At the moment, the price is undergoing a downward correction within the pattern, but the decline should halt near the up-trend at 4.41. From there the rate is expected to rebound to 4.45, namely the upper edge of the channel. The
The Euro has been bullish since the end of the April, and there are good reasons for the currency to appreciate more. From below EUR/AUD is well-supported by the lower boundary of the ascending channel, while the target is the pattern's upper boundary. Accordingly, while the downside is limited by 1.5380, the pair is expected to rise up to 1.5780
EUR/NOK is on course to set the record-high level since April 18. It will happen, when the pair reaches the 9.40 mark, also the nearest resistance for it. As the 1H technical signals are overwhelmingly bullish at the moment, the likelihood of a rally towards the ultimate target in face of the pattern's upper edge is uplifted. The red trend-line
As a correction in the direction of the channel's upper boundary has been successfully completed, a sell-off is returning back on the table. Despite the monthly pivot point at 0.9798, which is emerging as the closest support line for NZD/CAD pair right now, the Kiwi will probably get a tougher bearish momentum from the 200-period SMA placed above the present
The latest recovery from 1.4440 is the result of EUR/AUD probing and confirming the 45-month up-trend. Accordingly, our outlook on the pair is bullish, and we expect the Euro to keep appreciating against the Australian Dollar. The current distribution between the longs and shorts also favours a rally, being that as many as three fourths of all traders are short
Gold failed to carry bullish momentum beyond 1,300 dollars because of the 2015 high after the price had broken out of the triangle. As a result, the precious metal is now trading within the distinct boundaries of a bearish channel. The pattern implies a sell-off from 1,280 down to 1,260, but we should be wary of strong nearby supports, such