NZD/USD left the boundaries of the channel that was supposed to guide the pair first to the 200-day SMA and then to the nine-month up-trend.
As noted previously, USD/CAD is well-positioned for a rally towards 1.3350/00, but there its bullish ambitions are likely to come to an end.
For the first time in ten days the bullion has finally gained value on Tuesday of this week. The price rebounded only slightly, and after touching the 100-day SMA at 1,218 gold was forced to make a setback to close at 1,214.
USD/JPY turned around before reaching the upper bound of the channel, and the currency pair is now testing the up-trend and 55-day SMA at 110 yen.
While trading within a rather poorly defined bullish channel (since late February), the Cable appears to be forming a double top with peaks on May 2 and May 25.
EUR/USD continued its rally in the first half of Tuesday and reached the 200-hour SMA at 1.1170.
Assuming that a recovery from 1.25 is a bullish correction after this year's massive sell-off from 1.46, the rate is likely to rise 250 pips more before resuming the decline.
The latest decline from 0.78 has already offset a half of this year's gains and AUD/USD stands ready to go even lower.
At this very moment NZD/USD is forming a bearish channel, and the pattern together with the majority of technical indicators suggests that the New Zealand Dollar will confirm resistance at 0.6760 and begin a new bearish wave towards the 200-day SMA.
EUR/JPY keeps respecting the recently stablished up-trend, implying that near-term sell-offs are to be limited by 122.80 yen.
Despite the fact that yesterday the bullion failed for a ninth consecutive day and closed below the March low, a continuous decline is not on the table yet.
Although the daily technical indicators are mostly bullish, short-term long positions are becoming risky, as the currency pair is approaching the upper bound of the recently established ascending channel.
As expected, the technical indicators turned out to be correct, and the Cable recovered from the weekly pivot point, even though there are massive resistances just overhead.
EUR/USD recovered from the 1.11 mark on Monday, after shortly touching the major support represented by the 200-day SMA down there.
The bullion sees no end to its massive losing streak, as on Monday the metal continues to slide down with the March low at 1,207.87 tested successfully.
The channel USD/JPY is currently trading within is the result of the pair touching 38.2% retracement of the 2011-2015 up-move and the 200-week SMA that create solid support between 106 and 105.50 dollars.
The overall risks for the Cable are heavily skewed to the downside, but the pair retains the potential to rally 150 pips during the next several days.
Upward-revised US statistics and hawkish Fed Chair Yellen sent the EUR/USD cross down by nearly 82 pips to 1.1111, the lowest marker since mid-March.
Although the Kiwi experienced substantial volatility on Thursday, it still managed to remain completely unchanged against the US counterpart, leaving its consolidation trend intact.
As was expected, the 55-day SMA managed to prevent the USD/CAD currency pair from edging lower yesterday, which resulted in the Buck closing only with a 44-pip loss.
The Aussie succeeded in outperforming the US Dollar on Thursday, still unable to leave its trading range between the weekly S1 at 0.7145 and the cluster around 0.7256, represented by the weekly PP and the 200-day SMA.
The Euro refuses to drop below the 122.50 level for two weeks straight now, as it recovered from its intraday low against the Yen once again yesterday and closed with a seven-pip loss.
Current eight-day long losing streak of gold prices is the longest one since early November.
Once again the US Dollar weakened against the Yen yesterday, unable to climb over the 110.25 level.