The British Pound is trading against the New Zealand Dollar in a figure that most likely reminds double bottom.
The common European currency is advancing against the Singapore Dollar in a little pennant pattern that formed in the result of announcement of information on the US CPI last Friday.
The American Dollar is trading against the Singapore Dollar in medium-term ascending channel that formed in the result of a change of trend in the end of July.
The Euro is trading in a channel up against the Turkish Lira.
CHF/JPY is trading in a short-term broadening wedge valid since late July.
The British Pound is losing value against the Swiss Franc in a vertical descending channel that has formed in the result of a rebound of the currency exchange rate from the upper trend-line of a preceding ascending channel.
The British Pound is trading against the Canadian Dollar in a short-term ascending channel that formed in the result of a 78-pips appreciation of the Loonie three days ago.
USD/CNH is trading in two patters simultaneously - a channel down and a falling wedge.
The Pound is trading in a channel down against the Yen, having depreciated around 3% since its highest level in early August.
The Australian Dollar is trading against the Japanese Yen in a small ascending channel.
The American Dollar is appreciating against the Mexican Peso in a medium-term and short-term ascending channels.
The EUR/NOK currency pair has been stranded in an ascending channel in force since mid-July.
The Euro is trading in a descending triangle against the Australian Dollar with its lower boundary fixed near the 1.4830 mark.
The Australian Dollar was advancing against the New Zealand Dollar in a short-term ascending channel that has formed in result of a rebound from the bottom trend-line of a preceding descending channel.
The Australian Dollar is trading against the Singapore Dollar in a short-term descending channel, which consists of four reaction highs and three reaction lows and, thus, might be broken already by the end of the week.
The US Dollar was depreciating against the Norwegian Krone for several weeks when this momentum downwards allayed, thus resulting in the formation of a descending triangle.
The US Dollar has appreciated substantially against the Hong Kong Dollar since early 2017, currently standing near the 7.8240 mark.
The British Pound is advancing against the American Dollar simultaneously in senior and junior ascending channels, where the latter represents a rebound of the currency exchange rate from the lower trend-line of the dominant formation.
The New Zealand Dollar is losing value against the Canadian Dollar in a short-term descending channel, which started to form after the Kiwi appreciated by 0.9% just in one trading session.
The Swiss Franc is trading in a channel down against the Singapore Dollar.
The South African Rand has depreciated substantially against the Japanese Yen within the last six weeks, thus forming a channel down - valid for most of this downfall.
The common European currency is gradually advancing against the Singapore Dollar in a long-term ascending channel.
The British Pound is trading against the Swiss Franc in a short-term pennant formation.
The Canadian Dollar is losing value against the Japanese Yen in short-term descending channel.