Just as anticipated, the Japanese Yen has appreciated considerably against the U.S. Dollar and breached a formidable support zone at 78.67/59, which is expected to lead to continuous selling off, down to 77.06. However, USD/JPY will have to overcome 78.67/59 and 78.07, before targeting lower levels. Near-term rallies, on the other hand, will be limited by a resistance at 78.98/79.26.
GBP/USD has effortlessly pierced through a number of supports, implying further bearish behaviour in a coming week. Only levels at 1.5427 and 1.5371 separate the currency couple from reaching its long-term target at 1.5259, where we are likely to see the price rebounding. An initial resistance may be found at 1.5509, followed by 1.5545 and 1.5589/1.5616.
Despite a tough support situated at 1.2433, the currency pair continued to trade lower. At the moment EUR/USD is approaching a subsequent level at 1.2300, encounter with which will result in a short squeeze up to 1.2433. Nonetheless, as suggested by most of the indicators, the overall outlook for the price is negative, as it is currently moving in the
The common European currency continued moving south today as worries over Spain intensified today. With the fundamental factors remaining unchanged, the bearish momentum has a chance to intensify and in this case, initial support level at 98.43 (Initial support line) is likely to be in focus by the bears.
Bullish trend in AUD/USD is weak as uncertainty over Greece does not support bulls at the moment. Therefore, if the pair moves higher, it is likely to test the psychological level at 0.9900.
The pair inched lower today as concerns over Greece are easing, though worries over Spain weighed in, thus the retracement is somewhat bleak. However, if the bearish trend continues, 1.0200 (initial support line) is likely to be targeted by the bears.
NZD/USD managed to advance higher, though the bullish advancement was moderate today. As concerns over Spain and Greece grow, the uplift in NZD/USD is likely to be short-lived, and NZD/USD could slide towards an initial support level at 0.7573 (PP Weekly; Initial support line).
Despite the bullish momentum of USD/CHF gradually fading, the currency couple is anticipated to continue climbing higher. An interim resistance lies at 0.9659, followed by 0.9756 and 0.9902.
A downtrend resistance line that stretches from May 15 is still not allowing USD/JPY to aim for higher levels unimpeded. Therefore we are unlikely to observe notable rallies by the currency pair in the coming month.
The Cable is continuously being sold off, maintaining its southwards direction. At the moment the pair is testing 1.5616/1.5589, which is unlikely to provide sufficient support and commence recovery of the price.
Downtrend support line is about to be breached, but since it is reinforced by 1.2433, bearish breakout is unlikely to appear today. However, once 1.2433 is violated, EUR/USD should aim for lower levels. First, 1.2300, then 1.2105 and ultimately - 1.1662.
NZD/USD failed to advance further as vague prospects over the Spanish macroeconomic conditions. However, the bearish momentum holds firmly, and NZD/USD could slide towards an initial support level at 0.7573. Support levels at 0.7470 (S1 Weekly) and 0.7417 (Lower Bollinger band) to remain in focus once there is a breakout of the initial support level.
USD/CAD remained throughout the day as uncertainty over Spain still persists. Thus, a risk of the downside movement persists, therefore if the bearish correction deepens, AUD/USD could retrace to 1.0200 (initial support line) and it could down to the weekly support line at 1.0170 As the pair is trading above 200-da ma, the bullish trend to stay strong over the short term.
AUD/USD failed to reiterate a bullish reversal, although the risk of Grexit (Greece leaving Eurozone) faded, concerns over Spain drive the pair right now. It is likely that the pair could commit a retracement towards 0.9705 (lower support line) and the 0.9690/60 zone (S1 Weekly; lower Bollinger band).
The single European currency moved lower against the Yen on continuing worries over Greece and Spain. If the bearish momentum intensifies further, the initial support level at 99.43 (Initial support line) is likely to be in focus by the bears. Once this barrier is left behind, 98.88 (Lower Bollinger band; S1 Weekly) and 97.73 (S2 Weekly) are going to be exposed to bearish investors.
The currency pair is slowly inching lower, but nonetheless keeps it overall upward tendency, current dip presumably being only a phase of bearish correction. The price may fall down to 0.9531/01, but should be underpinned there and sent back up, in order to conquer resistances at 0.9659, 0.9756 and at 0.9902. In case the support at 0.9531/01 does not withstand
USD/JPY continues to struggle with a downtrend resistance at 79.57/62, but still remains unable to overcome it. In order to gain enough bullish momentum to penetrate the latter level, the currency pair will have to rebound from 79.10/78.96 (200 day SMA) or to extend its dip down to 76.87/71, where robust long-term recovery could be started.
Following increased volatility of GBP/USD, the pair is presently taking a brief respite before resuming its bearish advancement. Therefore the outlook for today is neutral, since the price should be contained by an interim resistance situated at 1.5718 and an initial support at 1.5616/1.5589. However, we cannot rule out more extensive movements of the Cable, given that there are no
EUR/USD has closed the gap after the weekend and is currently attempting to bounce off a downtrend support at 1.2492, which in turn is reinforced by 1.2433. Breach of the latter level will imply increased possibility of the pair trading even lower, down to 1.2300. Initial resistance is located at 1.2628/42, followed by subsequent levels at 1.2761and at 1.2818.
NZD/USD opened higher today as the possible of the Grexit faded after the Greek polls showed the political parties, favouring the continuation of bailout, are leading. However, the bearish momentum remains strong, and NZD/USD might slump towards an initial support level at 0.7573. Support levels at 0.7470 (S1 Weekly) and 0.7417 (Lower Bollinger band) to remain in focus once there is a breakout of the initial
USD/CAD opened lower today after the Greek poll revealed that the pro-bailout parties are likely to overtake majority in the Greek parliament. Thus, a risk of the downside movement persists, therefore if the bearish correction deepens, AUD/USD could retrace to 1.0200 (initial support line) and it could down to the weekly support line at 1.0170 As the pair is trading above 200-da ma, the bullish trend
Aussie appreciated against the US dollar as the risk of Grexit (Greece leaving Eurozone) slightly faded. The pair has been holding above the weekly pivot point at 0.9812, however it is likely that the pair could retrace further and if this is the case, it is likely to test the 0.9705 (lower support line) and the 0.9690/60 zone (S1 Weekly;
EUR/JPY opened with an upward gap today after the latest polls in Greece showed the pro-bailout parties are taking the lead. If the bearish momentum intensifies further, the initial support level at 98.88 (Initial support line; Lower Bollinger band) is likely to be targeted by the bearish investors. In case the level is breached, 97.73 (S2 Weekly) and 97.02 (January
Despite a temporary weakness of USD/CHF, the pair still preserves its bullish potential. Upward momentum should be reignited once the price touches a support area at 0.9503/18, although we cannot rule out a deeper retracement, possibly down to 0.9466. The initial resistance, on the other hand, lies at 0.9659, guarding subsequent levels at 0.9756 and 0.9902.