The EUR/USD fell again today, but this time broke through some of the previous support that had been holding the market up. 1.42 did hold however, and might be a bit of a “last stand” for this...
The GBP/USD rose fast and hard, and then fell in the same manner on Wednesday, showing how confused the market really is at this moment. The 1.63-1.64 area is still holding up, but does need to be...
The USD/CAD fell on Wednesday, and then rose. All of this is predicated on the wild ride oil had as the US announced it had plenty in storage. The 0.97 level is still major resistance, and will...
The USD/CHF rose on Wednesday trading, clearing the 0.88 mark – its first resistance level to worry about since the bounce started. The markets will certainly be watching the 0.90 area, as it is a much stronger...
The USD/JPY rose on Wednesday, only to fall back down, forming a doji. The pair is just above the all-important 80 level, and looks like it could be winding up for a move to the upside. We...
The USD/JPY pair is trading within a consolidation area since the beginning of the week, where the U.S. dollar is gaining against majors and the Japanese yen is trying to maintain its gains against the dollar.
The Australian dollar dropped sharply on Thursday morning against major trading partners and especially versus the U.S. dollar after the Australian employers unexpectedly cut jobs during the month of April, the most since 2009.
Tension in Greece is escalating, which pressures the euro.
Volatility came back into the broad markets in the wink of an eye on Wednesday. The markets maintained a steady stance for most of the day, but as the American session began to get underway in earnest...
Wall Street closed in red territory on Wednesday. U.S. stocks dropped sharply as commodities stumbled and the euro’s decline further frayed investors’ nerves. After dropping as much as 183 points, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down...