The GBP/USD pair fell during the session on Wednesday, as the FMOC minutes released gave no suggestion of further easing out of the United States. Because of this, we now have a situation in this pair that...
The AUD/USD market rose during the session on Wednesday to slam into the 1.03 resistance level. This was the area that the bears became aggressively resistive in this market, and as such we are watching this area...
The USD/CAD pair fell during the session on Wednesday to retest the 1.0150 support level. With the oil markets having a relatively quiet day it’s not a surprise that this pair did as well. The oil markets...
The EUR/USD pair fell during the session on Tuesday as the situation in Europe still seems far from being solved. The Italian prime minister mentioned on Tuesday that he could not rule out the Italians needing a...
The USD/JPY pair fell for most of the session on Tuesday as the 79 level has held and been proven to be supportive yet again. The pair is currently being propped up by the Bank of Japan,...
GBP/USD fell for most of the Tuesday session as the “risk off” trade came back into play. This was probably less of a referendum on the British pound then it was a confirmation of US dollar bullishness.
The AUD/USD pair formed a shooting star on Tuesday after initially trying to surge on optimism. The pair does look rather weak at this point in time, and judging by last week’s shooting stars at the 1.03...
The USD/ CAD pair initially fell during Tuesday trading, only to turn around and bounce. The 1.0150 level looks like it’s trying to be supportive again, and there is the possibility that we are simply just bouncing...
EUR/USD tried to rally during the Monday session, and although it did succeed to a point looks very weak nonetheless. The 1.23 level was overtaken again, but only just and without any serious conviction.
The USD/JPY pair managed to gain slightly during the Monday session, in otherwise tight trading ranges in financial markets around the world. With the poor jobs number last Friday, there was a lot of “risk off” trading...
