The Australian Dollar versus its Singapore counterpart has been in the down-trend since the very beginning of Nov 7. However, 28 hours after the beginning of the sell-off the currency pair encountered strong support at 1.1672, leading to the formation of the descending triangle.Eventually, AUD/SGD has broken out of the pattern to the downside, and this event speaks in favour
After weaker-than-expected inflation report from the U.K., the GBP/CAD plunged below the 200-period SMA and hit pattern's support at 1.6644. Taking into account the fact that the Pound is sold in 63% of all cases across the board, and that technical indicators on the 4H chart are sending "sell" signals, a penetration of the support line could be expected.
GBP/JPY currency pair has been trading in double top pattern's boundaries since early August, and it seems that the pair has all chances to form a rectangle pattern, rather than penetrate any of the trend lines. The pair has inched lower on Tuesday, and was trading just 65 pips above the 200-period SMA. In case a dip below this level,
USD/RUB has followed a bullish trend since the end of October when the currency pair formed a channel up pattern that may be breached before long. Several hours ago, the pair jumped above the pattern's resistance and remained above this significant level for two hours; however, the instrument fell off in vigour and tumbled below the pattern's resistance, questioning whether
The U.S. Dollar has been appreciating against the Swedish Krone since October 28; the advance started shortly after the formation of the rising wedge pattern commenced. The pair has touched the pattern's boundaries for five times already that resulted in 100% magnitude. Now the currency pair is faltering slightly below its 50-hour SMA that has been meandering above the pair
USD/CHF started to shape an ascending triangle pattern on November 6; the pattern was 76-bar long at 6 a.m. GMT, November 12. At that moment, the pair was vacillating close to the pattern's support. In fact, USD/CHF has recently attempted to breach this support but it remained below this mark only during three hours. Having bounced off the pattern's support,
Since November 5, GBP/AUD has been trapped by two gradually converging upward sloping lines; the pair was not able to surpass the upper limit nor was it willing to dive below the lower boundary of this rising wedge pattern during last 97 hours. At the moment of writing, the currency couple is approaching a one-month high lying at the pattern's
By connecting the peaks and valleys of the past 200 bars we may draw two rising trend-lines that are likely to prove significant in the future. While the lower line at 1.6625, together with the long-term moving average, is expected to limit the possible losses, the upper line, currently at 1.7070, is supposed to mark the potential points for bearish
Being unable to climb over the resistance at 109.76 the currency couple changed the direction and started moving south. Because of this the 200-period simple moving average, which acted as the line in the sand, has already been overcome, which also adds to the bearish bias towards CHF/JPY.However, for the currency pair to continue trading within the boundaries of the
While before the noon of Nov 7 the currency pair has been completely flat, after the rate cut by the ECB the single European currency to rapidly gain value relative to the Norwegian Krone, even though the reaction was counterintuitive. This surge effortlessly pierced through the 200-hour SMA, but nonetheless was contained by two parallel trend-lines, which formed the channel
After peaking at 1.0050 near the end of October the Australian Dollar started to depreciate, a tendency that in the end has led to penetration of the 200-hour SMA and formation of the bearish channel on an hourly chart.Right now the currency pair is moving en route to the lower edge of the pattern, which is supposed to initiate a
During the last 70 days NZD/CAD has been slightly more inclined to rise than to fall, resulting in the formation of the bullish channel. Considering that the currency pair is near the lower boundary of the figure at the moment and the majority of weekly studies are giving ‘buy' signals, there is a good chance the New Zealand Dollar will
A stab to the highest level since at least 2010 weakened the pair that reversed its trend to the south and started a sharp decline. The decline represents a channel down pattern with 100% magnitude and 60% quality. On November 7, the single currency saw a plunge against most of its counterparts after the ECB decided to cut rates, the
GBP/USD was moving higher between July and October until it hit a half-year high on October 1. While appreciating, the pair commenced a formation of a rectangle pattern that started on August 28, with the upper boundary of the pattern lying at the half-year high hit on October 1 and October 28. At the moment of writing, the pair was
A jump to a two-year high in the end of October was a starting point of a steep channel down pattern. On November 7, the pair dropped to a two-month low amid a slew of positive data from the U.S. as well as the EBC unexpected decision to cut rates. However, this pressure ebbed and the pair recovered some of
A 143-hour long channel down pattern was formed by EUR/JPY in the beginning of October. The pair has been gradually retreating since then, being trapped between two downward-sloping lines. Despite a slight appreciation on November 11, market sentiment remained mixed, with 50.00% of traders being bullish on the instrument and 50.00%-bearish. If the bullish outlook materializes, the next stop will
Following ECB's unexpected decision to trim interest rates, EUR/TRY fell almost 600 pips and moved back in pattern's boundaries. At the moment of writing the pair was retest pattern's support, and in case it is breached, the next stop would be a 200-bar SMA, which is located just couple of pips lower. Market sentiment is strongly bearish, as 72% of
After a rally in September, NZD/CHF slowed and began a period of consolidation and trading in a rectangle pattern since August 27. Even though it was a double top pattern initially, bears failed to push the price below pattern's support and currently it is already approaching the upper trend line. Currently the pair is bounded by weekly R1 and R2
A 183-bar long channel up pattern formed by USD/CAD started on September 19 when the pair hit almost a three-month low. Since then, the currency couple was on the upside and by the end of October recovered most of its losses, approaching a two-month high. Traders are not univocal on the perspectives of the pair, with the number of short
In the beginning of November EUR/TRY re-approached the highest level since at least 2009, even despite a formidable resistance lying on its way to the top. The resistance represents the upper-boundary of the triangle pattern formed by EUR/TRY on September 19. However, this breach of the pattern's resistance was a false breakout as the pair dived below this level seven
The Australian Dollar was weakening versus the Swiss Franc during almost six months until it reached a two-year low in the end of August. A drop to this level mollified selling pressure and helped the pair to commence a bullish trend; the pair shaped a rising wedge pattern. Currently, there are no indications pertinent to looming breakout. Market participants are
EUR/SEK has been gradually advancing since the very beginning of September when the formation of the ascending triangle pattern started. On November 7, the ECB decision to cut rates pushed the pair below the lower limit of the pattern that may have been considered as a bearish breakout, especially given the proximity of the apex. However, the actual pair's trend
After a retest of the resistance line on October 23 the pair pushed lower and almost reached the lower trend line. However, GBP/CAD is currently trading around 1.574. In a short and medium terms, a period of consolidation can be expected, as indicators on 4H and daily charts are neutral. This idea is also supported by market sentiment and pending
The Aussie continue to climb further versus other major currencies, and even though there was a chance of a downtrend against the Japanese Yen, the continuation of the uptrend movement is expected. Whereas there has been a number of attempts to penetrate the support line, strong market sentiment (71%), technical indicators on a weekly chart and a bunch of support