USD/JPY surges to the highest level since August 2009, as the price is traded just beneath a 100 benchmark.
The major currency pair is under heavy bullish pressure, as the price intensively moves up and reaches new highs.
The Cable breached the 55-day SMA easily at the end of the last week, indicating strong bullish sentiments in the pair.
Yet again NZD/USD is attempting to breach the up-trend resistance line, which has been already violated once on Feb 26 but nonetheless preserves topicality in forming the price chart.
As expected, the 55-day SMA, in conjunction with the weekly pivot point, managed to provide sufficient support in order to push the price higher, which in fact is already testing the 20-day SMA.
A recent pullback has been stopped by a confluence of several support levels, namely the monthly pivot point, 55-day SMA and Bollinger band.
Since Apr 4 EUR/JPY has already covered more than nine figures, though the rally has stalled recently, following a breach of Feb 6 high at 127.73.
For more than a month the 200-day SMA has been the only support capable of underpinning the currency pair, while the rest were breached.
While the resistance at 1.5254/33 failed to halt appreciation of the Sterling, monthly R1 along with Bollinger band situated at 1.5361/46 was able to negate the upward momentum of the price.
The rally initiated last Thursday has penetrated a number of notable resistances, including Aug 2009 high at 97.81 most recently.
Short squeezing drags on, but has tapered off at a cluster of resistances, mainly formed by the 200-day SMA and monthly R1.
Kiwi dipped by 50 pips today and at the moment is supported by weekly pivot (PP).
Pair has appreciated by more than 100 pips already after receiving a bullish impetus from the Bollinger band earlier in the session today.
Pair extended its loses further and at the moment has slipped below the cluster of levels at 1.0372/434 which weakens the probability that pair might pick up again soon.
After receiving a bullish impetus from 100-day SMA pair has already appreciated by more than 600 pips and it seems it is planning to end the week at the same pace.
USD/CHF dropped even further yesterday, as the price reached the weekly S1 level at 0.9403. Today the pair remains near the same level, but is very likely to reach 0.9379, where the Bollinger band merges with the monthly S1.
The news from the Bank of Japan changed market sentiments and expectations sharply, since the price yesterday gained from the lower Bollinger band and the weekly S2 interception point at 91.82 to the upper Bollinger band merging with the monthly R1 at 96.50.
The Cable performed similarly to the major currency pair, since the price slipped below a recent low and soared just after that, settling in the upper part of Bollinger band.
After being suspended by a 1.2850 level, the major currency pair made a spike down, breaking a recent low at 1.2751 as unemployment data in the U.S. was announced.
AUD/USD failed to resist the bearish sentiments and the price dropped sharply.
NZD/USD depreciates together with other Oceania region currencies. The kiwi was unable to breach the weekly R2 level at 0.8429 and the major resistance at 0.8417 in recent trading sessions.
Even though the price is beneath the 55-day SMA, it does not demonstrate any strengthening bearish sentiments, as the price is bounded by the weekly S1 level at a 1.0133 level.
After the news from the Bank of Japan, the Japanese Yen dropped significantly against the major counterparts.
USD/CHF slipped beneath the 20-day SMA at 0.9467 yesterday, indicating about short-time bearish sentiments.