On Monday, the USD/JPY found support in an SMA and began a surge to the 112.30 mark.
The GBP/USD should surge, as it found support in a junior ascending pattern.
The EUR/USD has gained more, as it was previously expected.
Gold reveals ascending pattern before surging to 1,215.
On Friday the rate had reached above the 112.00 level, which was expected previously.
The Bank of England announcement did not cause much volatility.
The EUR/USD traded above 1.17 mark on Friday.
Gold is surging, ignoring almost all levels.
On Thursday, the USD/JPY traded near the 111.50 mark after passing most hourly chart's resistance levels.
The GBP/USD is waiting for the Bank of England announcement at 11:00 GMT.
Prior to the ECB rate announcement and press conference the EUR/USD had managed to break a descending pattern.
As it was expected during the couple of last trading sessions, gold prices finally fell.
The USD/JPY has clearly broken the pattern's dominant resistance.
On Wednesday, the GBP/USD traded near previous trading day's session, but was set to be pushed higher by SMAs into a resistance level at the 1.3040 mark.
On Wednesday, the EUR/USD was expecting the fundamental data during the middle of the day.
By the middle of Tuesday's trading session the yellow metal had confirmed the previously broken pattern's support as resistance and began a decline.
The USD/JPY pierced the dominant resistance pattern once more.
The GBP/USD took the expected 100 pips with ease on Monday and even pierced the resistance levels, which were expected to stop it.
On Tuesday, the EUR/USD surged as expected.
On Monday, the gold price pierced long term support and declined below the 1,200 level.
On Monday morning the USD/JPY was facing very strong resistance levels, indicating that it will decline.
On Monday, the GBP/USD was positioned to surge almost 100 base points, as it faced no technical resistance.
On Monday, the EUR/USD broke the pattern of the daily chart.
Gold prices traded sideways on Friday in expectations of the US employment data set release at 12:30 GMT.