The AUD/USD pair tried to rally during the session on Wednesday, but the 0.88 level offered enough resistance to push the Australian dollar back down. This is where I expected to see resistance, so quite frankly this move wasn’t that surprising.
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After a long, strong uptrend that has been in force since last summer, the first month of 2014 has seen a pull-back develop into a bearish channel.
First things first: there is no doubt about it; we are in a strong uptrend. Anyone who has bought and held over the past months will have made or be sitting on some very nice profits. It is hard to trade this pair technically for short-term profit, so riding the trend has been the best strategy.
Gold lost ground against the American dollar and closed the day at $1256.54 an ounce. Recent price action shows that market players took a cautious stance and liquidated some of their positions ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee policy announcement.
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The XAU/USD pair tried to break through the 1278 resistance level yesterday but ran out of steam as investors used this opportunity to take profit ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
The WTI Crude Oil markets fell during the session on Monday, reversing the recent strength that we have seen in this market. However, I still see a significant amount of support all the way down to the $93 level, which of course the $95 level itself being rather significant.