The following are the most recent pieces of Forex technical analysis from around the world. The Forex technical analysis below covers the various currencies on the market and the most recent trends, technical indicators, as well as resistance and support levels.
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The Australian dollar exhibited a notable fluctuation during a recent trading session.
In recent trading sessions, the crude oil market has demonstrated a resurgence, particularly during the early hours of Wednesday.
$40,500 area looks likely to be pivotal today.
The German index rallied significantly during the course of the training session on Wednesday, as it looks like we are going to continue to rally.
Early in the day on Wednesday, gold prices rallied, reinforcing the general bullish sentiment that surrounds the gold market.
During Wednesday's session, silver exhibited a substantial rally, reinforcing the $22 mark as a strong support level.
The AUD/USD exchange rate pulled back during the American and Asian session after the US published another set of strong economic numbers.
The EUR/USD exchange rate was relatively volatile after the latest flash manufacturing and services PMI numbers from the US and Europe.
The GBP/USD price pulled back slightly after the flash UK and US manufacturing and services PMI numbers.
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Speculators who have been in pursuit of the NZD/USD the past week have seen values produce a rather chaotic assortment of prices.
After reaching a high of nearly 1.34925 yesterday the USD/CAD has been able to traverse lower.
The overall trend for the EUR/USD pair is bearish.
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In mid-trading this week, the British pound rose to its highest level in a week against the US dollar and tested the top of the main range against the euro.
According to recent forex market trading, the Japanese yen has strengthened with expectations of rising interest rates from the Bank of Japan in the future.