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The euro fell after initially trying to rally on Wednesday, as we continue to see plenty of downward pressure.
The Australian dollar fell a bit on Wednesday as we see a continuation of the shock to the markets after the FOMC statement suggested that the Federal Reserve is going to be much more hawkish than initially expected.
The S&P 500 fell a bit on Wednesday to test the bottom of the bullish flag that we have been trying to form.
The West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil market broke down significantly during the trading session on Wednesday to slice through multiple areas of support.
Gold markets went back and forth on Wednesday to show the $1920 level as support yet again.
Monero pulled back on Wednesday to test the 200-day EMA yet again, which sits at the $210 level.
Ripple fell a bit on Wednesday to lose over 6%.
The DAX fell on Wednesday to break through a support level at the €14,250 level.
The Bitcoin market broke down significantly on Wednesday to slice through the 200-day EMA.
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The long-term bearish trend remains likely to resume.
The overall strength of the US dollar pushed the GBP/USD price below a key support level.
Bitcoin joined American stocks in a major slump as investors continued to worry about the hawkish Federal Reserve.
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Sign up to get the latest market updates and free signals directly to your inbox.The AUD/USD pair retreat continued on Thursday morning as analysts increased their bets that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will take off in June.
Natural gas futures rose about 6% on Tuesday, with coal prices surging as Europe considers a Russian energy ban.
The Turkish lira fell during early trading on Wednesday, as investors followed the credit rating agency Fitch's report on Turkish banks during the last quarter of last year.