The USD/JPY has broken the resistance of the 143.00 mark. The rate had reached the 143.50 level by the second part of Tuesday's European trading. A continuation of the ongoing USD surge against the Japanese Yen is expected to face resistance in the 144.00 mark and the weekly R2 simple pivot point at 144.09. Higher above, note the 145.00
The GBP/USD ended its sideways consolidation with a decline. By mid-Tuesday, the decline had reached below the 1.2750 level and had almost touched the weekly S1 simple pivot point at 1.2740. In the case of a decline below 1.2740, the rate is expected to look for support in two zones. There are support and resistance zones at 1.2722/1.2727 and
The EUR/USD has bounced off the combined resistance of the weekly simple pivot point and the 100-hour simple moving average, before reaching the 1.1050 level. The following decline has reached below the 1.0960 level during mid-Tuesday trading. An extension of the ongoing decline is highly likely going to look for support in the 1.0935/1.0950 range, before approaching the weekly S1
The price of Gold plummeted last week due to the US Federal Reserve rate hike. The rate declined as low as 1,942.50/1,943.40, where it found support. Since the event, the price has managed to break the 50, 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages. At mid-Monday, the commodity had reached above 1,970.00. A continuation of the commodity's recovery could aim
The USD/JPY currency pair has reached the resistance of the 142.70/143.10 range. In addition, it is assumed that the weekly R1 is also acting as resistance. Meanwhile, mid-Monday, support was found in the 142.00 level. A potential decline below 142.00 could look for support in the 141.55/141.90 range, prior to declining to the combined support of the 50, 100
The GBP/USD currency exchange rate has been trading around the 1.2850 mark since mid-Friday. Support is found in the 1.2830/1.2840 range and the 50-hour simple moving average. Resistance is provided by the 1.2870/1.2890 zone, which is strengthened by the weekly simple pivot point at 1.2868 and the 100 and 200-hour simple moving averages. A move above the 1.2890 and 1.2900
The EUR/USD has surged above the 1.1000 mark. On Monday, the pair traded in the 1.1005/1.1045 range. It was observed to be ignoring the 50 and 100-hour simple moving averages, the weekly simple pivot point at 1.1035 and the support and resistance range at 1.1020/1.1040. A potential decline of the rate below 1.1000 might look for support in the support
The Federal Reserve hiked just 0.25% that were expected. Moreover, follow up comments by the head of the Federal Reserve have been perceived by the markets as dovish for the USD. Namely, the US Dollar's value and demand for it will not grow due to monetary tightening, as the Fed remains indecisive and "data dependant." The decline of USD boosted
The Federal Reserve hiked just 0.25% that were expected. Moreover, follow up comments by the head of the Federal Reserve have been perceived by the markets as dovish for the USD. Namely, the US Dollar's value and demand for it will not grow due to monetary tightening, as the Fed remains indecisive and "data dependant." The weakness of the US
The Federal Reserve hiked just 0.25% that were expected. Moreover, follow up comments by the head of the Federal Reserve have been perceived by the markets as dovish for the USD. Namely, the US Dollar's value and demand for it will not grow due to monetary tightening, as the Fed remains indecisive and "data dependant." The GBP/USD reacted to the
The Federal Reserve hiked just 0.25% that were expected. Moreover, follow up comments by the head of the Federal Reserve have been perceived by the markets as dovish for the USD. Namely, the US Dollar's value and demand for it will not grow due to monetary tightening, as the Fed remains indecisive and "data dependant." In the aftermath of the
Today, all attention will be on the US Federal Reserve Rate announcement at 18:00 GMT. The event is going to set the base rate on the USD. A hike is expected to increase the USD demand and value, but no hike would decrease it. Prior to the event, the price for gold extended the recovery that had started after
Today, all attention will be on the US Federal Reserve Rate announcement at 18:00 GMT. The event is going to set the base rate on the USD. A hike is expected to increase the USD demand and value, but no hike would decrease it. Prior to the event, the USD/JPY declined below the 141.00 and 140.50 levels. It appeared
Today, all attention will be on the US Federal Reserve Rate announcement at 18:00 GMT. The event is going to set the base rate on the USD. A hike is expected to increase the USD demand and value, but no hike would decrease it. Prior to the event, the GBP/USD retraced back up above 1.2900 and broke resistance levels.
Today, all attention will be on the US Federal Reserve Rate announcement at 18:00 GMT. The event is going to set the base rate on the USD. A hike is expected to increase the USD demand and value, but no hike would decrease it. Prior to the event, the EUR/USD retraced back up and broke two resistance levels. It
The price for an ounce of gold has passed below the support zone at 1,957.25/1,964.20. However, it was observed that the 1,955.00 mark acted as support. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, resistance was encountered in the 1,965.00 level and the 200-hour simple moving average. A decline below 1,955.00 is expected to find support in the 1,950.00, 1,940.00 and 1,932.25 levels. These levels
The USD/JPY broke the ascending channel by remaining almost flat. The rate declined and found support in the combination of the 50-hour simple moving average and the 141.00 mark. In the case of the rate resuming its prior surge, it is expected to face resistance in the 142.00 level. Higher above, note the 142.70/143.00 zone and the weekly R1
The GBP/USD has found support in the 1.2800 mark, which caused a move above the resistance and support zone near 1.2850. However, by mid-Tuesday, the rate was back below 1.2850. In general, previous levels are still relevant. A continuation of the decline might find support in the 1.2800 and 1.2750 levels. Further below, note the weekly S1 simple pivot point
By mid-Tuesday's European trading hours, the EUR/USD had declined to the 1.1040 level, as it passed the weekly S1 simple pivot point at 1.1063. An extension of the ongoing decline of the Euro against the US Dollar is expected to look for support in the 1.1000 mark and the weekly S2 simple pivot point at 1.1002.Further below, note the 1.0930/1.0950
The price for gold has revealed resistance and support zones. Support is found at 1,957.25/1,964.20. Resistance is encountered at 1,984.20/1,987.70. Meanwhile, the price appears to be respecting the 50 and 100-hour simple moving averages. A move above the 50 and 100-hour simple moving averages could result in another test of the 1,984.20/1,987.70 range. Higher above, note that the 2,000.00 mark
It has been spotted that the recovery of the US Dollar against the Yen has occurred in a channel up pattern since July 18. Meanwhile, the rate is being supported by the ascending 50-hour simple moving average. A continuation of the surge is set to face resistance in the zone at 142.70/143.00. Higher above, note the weekly R1 simple pivot
The GBP/USD has passed below the support and resistance zone near 1.2850. The range could soon be confirmed as resistance and a decline of the Pound against the US Dollar might continue. A continuation of the decline might find support in the 1.2800 and 1.2750 levels. Further below, note the weekly S1 simple pivot point at 1.2736 and the two
The EUR/USD bounced off the 1.1240/1.1275 range and started a decline. By July 24, the rate had reached below the 1.1100 mark. A continuation of the ongoing decline could look for support in the weekly S1 simple pivot point at 1.1063, the 1.1050 level and the combination of the 1.1000 mark and the weekly S2 simple pivot point. Further below,
The price for gold has been spotted to have moved in a descending channel pattern since the start of June. Meanwhile round price levels continue to impact the metal's movements. A continuation of the ongoing decline of the metal's price is expected to find support in the 1,910.00, 1,905.00 levels and most importantly the 1,895.00/1,900.00 range. On a broader scale,