The USD/CAD currency pair fell during the session on Friday, but found the 0.98 handle supportive as usual and bounced enough to form a hammer. The hammer isn’t exactly the most perfect looking hammer, but it does...
The GBP/USD pair fell during the Friday session, but bounced enough in order to form a hammer by the end of the session. We are well above the 1.61 handle, and the bullish move from Thursday appears...
The EUR/USD pair shot through the 1.33 level during the Friday session, in order to breakout and above a massive resistance. Having said that, we expect quite a bit of noise all the way to the 1.35...
The AUD/USD pair tried to break above the 1.06 handle again on Friday, but failed just as it did on Thursday. After that, we solve quite a bit of a selloff, but recognize the fact that the...
The US dollar is set to recover some of its earlier losses versus the Australian currency this week, as investor sentiment turned sour from earlier released economic data. Chinese inflation was reported to have quickened more than...
Higher-yielding currencies and commodities saw significant gains yesterday, after the European Central Bank decided to leave euro-zone interest rates at 0.75% and ECB President Draghi predicted a gradual economic recovery in the region.
The USD/JPY pair had another bullish session on Thursday as the 89 handle was tested. This market is most definitely bullish, and although it is a bit parabolic at this point time, it does look like we...
The USD/CAD pair had a fairly bearish session as we slammed back into the previous lows. However, the 0.98 handle itself looks to be rather supportive so simply selling at this point in time is probably asking...
The GBP/USD pair shot straight up like it was fired out of a cannon on Thursday. The 1.60 level continues offer significant support, and going forward we still think this market is heading towards 1.63 in the...
The EUR/USD pair shot straight up during the Thursday session after the press conference from the ECB Chairman stating that he thought other G 20 nations would it work against the value of their own currency.
