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The EUR/USD pair formed a hammer on Wednesday that had me thinking that a bounce was coming. On Thursday, it fell even further. The market managed to break below the bottom of that Wednesday hammer, essentially voiding it.

The AUD/USD pair is one of the most interesting ones to trade at the moment as it is purely a “risk on, risk off” environment. The Aussie has a lot of different things sinking it at the moment, some of which originate out of Australia, and many others that don’t.

The GBP/USD pair has absolutely fallen apart over the last couple of sessions. This is ironic, considering how it seemed to be so resilient over the last couple of months, even as the Euro weakened, and risk wasn’t in favor on most days.

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EUR/USD continued to show serious weakness on Wednesday as the pummeling continues. The latest headline out of the Union was that the European Central Bank was suspending monetary operations with several Greek banks as they didn’t have the proper recapitalization in place.

The AUD/USD pair has been beaten up pretty badly over the last several sessions. The risk appetite around the world continues to deteriorate, and as long as it does, the Aussie will suffer for it. The commodity markets all look weak, and as a result the Aussie will too.

GBP/USD is an interesting market at the moment. The pair continued to rise even as the risk appetite fell. However, the last couple of weeks have seen a bit of a pullback now, and the Wednesday session may have been the real start of something much more bearish.

The AUD/USD chart printed a pin bar reversal pattern at a very strong level of support of 0.9925 closing just below the Weekly S1 at 0.9942 and kissing the Weekly S2 with its long wick at 0.9868.

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See how your favorite major pairs were doing so far this week and learn where they may be headed from this weekly Forex summary.

The EUR/USD continues to inflate trading accounts of those who have been shorting it and waiting for it to act “properly.” After all, it seems like just a week or two ago I and most of my trading friends simply couldn’t understand how this pair remained above the 1.30 level at all cost.

USD/CAD had a bullish session on Tuesday as the “risk off” trade continues. The commodity markets all took a beating as the Dollar reigns supreme. For all of the talk about the Dollar no longer being the safety trade, we are seeing yet another example of how this isn’t true.

The Kiwi dollar is one of my most favored ways to play the risk appetite of the markets on the whole. For example, when the stock markets around the world are happy and rising, this pair normally does quite well.

The USD seems to be picking up momentum against numerous pairs lately, including the Japanese Yen. See why here.

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