USD/CAD analysis (July 19)
We are starting to see some form of material base on the pair with daily studies rolling over from oversold levels.
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USD/CHF analysis (July 19)
The breakout of the daily range has opened the door to additional losses on the pair which continues to print record lows week and week.
USD/JPY analysis (July 19)
After a confirmed break below critical level at 80,00 from last week, the pair has been trading flat for a few days now.
GBP/USD analysis (July 19)
The Pound has been under pressure yesterday breaking below friday’s low and testing 1,60. A break below this support would expose 1,59 which is an appealing target.
EUR/USD analysis (July 19)
The market continues to consolidate above its critical level at 1,40. A break below this support will accelerate towards 1,39 and confirm a bearish bias.
Daily FX Market Outlook by AceTrader-19-7-2011
Market Review – 18/07/2011 21:59 GMT Euro drops on continued concerns over debt crisis before recovering Despite the release of better-expected eurozone bank stress-test results last Friday, the single currency fell on Monday as investors continued to...
Forex Metal Weekly Newsletter
New wave of concerns over the possible debt crises of Italy and Ireland overwhelmed the market
AUD/USD Daily Fundamental Analysis for July 19, 2011
The fears still dominate the market after the US failed to reach agreement on raising the debt ceiling and the European debt crisis escalated, supporting the haven demand and damping the appeal of higher yielding currencies.
USD/JPY Daily Fundamental Analysis for July 19, 2011
The USD/JPY pair traded near its lowest level in four months, as the EU debt crisis fueled risk aversion which increased demand for lower yielding currencies, opening the way for the Japanese currency to keep its gain...
Forexpros.com Daily Analysis – 18/07/2011
ForexPros Daily Analysis July 18, 2011 Commodity Currencies Will Be Bought Once S&P Consolidation Completes The markets are consolidation as Japan was closed for holidays. But looking from a little bit larger perspective we may see dollar...