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.
The EUR/JPY pair rose during the session on Thursday, but as you can see struggle that once it hit the 130 handle. This of course would've had been predicated upon not only that significant resistance area, but the fact that the European Central Bank did in fact cut rates during the session.
The GBPUSD pair is currently testing the 50% Fibonacci retracement with a uptrend. Get the full Forex signal here.
The XAU/USD pair has been trying to form an ascending channel on the 4-hour chart and yesterday prices pulled back to the bottom line which coincided with the support level of 1444.
The WTI markets fell during the session on Wednesday, as the inventory number in the United States came out much larger than expected. This of course affects the whole supply and demand equation when it comes to this market, and as a result it's not surprising to see this market fall.
The EUR/USD pair rallied for most of the session on Wednesday, but as you can see gave back quite a bit of the gains in order to form a shooting star. This shooting star was placed just about as perfectly as possible if you are bearish of this pair.
The GBP/USD pair rose during the session on Wednesday again, as we continue to march from the 1.52 level that we were at just a week ago. However, later in the session on Wednesday we saw the sellers stepped back into the marketplace and push this pair down enough to form a shooting star.
The NZD/CHF pair is one of my favorite pairs to trade in what seems to be an increasingly interconnected marketplace around the world. This is because the two currencies are so diametrically opposed in their representations of risk appetite.
The EUR/USD started the day yesterday looking like it was going to head for 1.3300 and nothing was going to stop it. Oh what a difference 24 hours makes.
Recently the XAU/USD pair (Gold vs. the Greenback) has been trapped between the top of the Ichimoku cloud which sits at the 1444 level and a historical support/resistance level at 1486.
The WTI Crude had a negative session on Tuesday, pulling back from just below the $95.00 level. I have been speculating recently that we may have just entered a previous consolidation area, and that we could see a bit of choppiness between the $92.00 level on the bottom, and the aforementioned $95.00 level on the top.
The EUR/USD pair rose during the session on Tuesday, breaking above the last remnants of the shooting stars from the past couple of weeks. This of course is a very bullish sign; however we have seen significant resistance of the 1.32 level previously, so I'm not quite ready to start buying yet.
The AUD/USD pair rose during the session on Tuesday, but as you can see the 1.04 level continues to be far too much in the way of resistance for this pair to continue higher. However, I do believe that eventually will breakout above that level, as it is only the "middle line" of a larger rectangle that we have been trading in for roughly 17 months.
The USD/JPY pair fell during the session on Tuesday, and even managed to break the bottom of the hammer from the Monday session. Until circumstances, this is a very bearish signal and I would probably consider selling at this point.
The AUD/USD is currently sitting at a level, 1.0350-1.0400 that has been a key pivotal level for the pair. Looking at a Weekly chart we can see very clearly how important this area is for the Aisa-Pacific currency.
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