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The USD/CHF pair has been overly bullish as of late, and the action on Wednesday was one of the first signs of a let up. See the full technical analysis here.

The AUD/USD has bounced off of the Weekly S2, the Daily Moving Average and a long standing trend-line originating in 2010 during today's trading in Asia in spite of the country losing over 15,000 jobs.

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The US indices made the aggressive correction that the market has anticipated, but this does not necessary mean that we are going to see additional declines.

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EUR/USD continues to soften up as the trading world worries about everything European. The session on Tuesday saw more selling of this pair, and there are plenty of reasons being bandied about the newswires for the session.

AUD/USD fell hard during the Tuesday session as the “risk off” trade came roaring back. Of course, it is Greece that is in the forefront of the storm, and it’s about time – I don’t think that we have worried about it for something like 5 days now.

USD/CAD had a nice bullish session on Tuesday as the oil markets fell. This in and of itself isn’t that surprising, this is the way that the pair typically acts.

The AUD/NZD traded as high as 1.3058 during the UK & New York sessions yesterday before falling and closing lower than it opened at 1.2982.

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The EUR/USD is continuing its bearish trend after the London Open. Although price was bullish yesterday, it was halted by the weekly resistance zone at 1.3223.

The US indices started the trading week on the red territory as this morning the futures are down and this might be the opening bell for the bearish correction that everybody were waiting for.

EUR/USD continues to bounce around in consolidative action and at the mercy of various headlines out of the EU. The most recent one was an admission that the Spanish weren’t quite able to meet debt to GDP levels, and this shouldn’t have been a surprise to many.