The Canadian dollar was able to trade positively during the previous session within the expected bullish path, touching the target of bullish correction, as we expected at 1.2730. Technically speaking, the current movements are witnessing a slight bearish bias, as a result of the stochastic entering the intraday overbought phase. …
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Narrow sideways trading is still dominating the euro’s movements against the US dollar, confined from the bottom above the support level of 1.2100 and from above below 1.2200. On the technical side today, we find the pair started its weekly trading on a slight upward slope, trying to benefit from …
Read More »Currencies Overview: Dollar Heading Towards a Weekly Loss as The Recovery Fades
The dollar settled in a cautious Asian session on Friday, January 22nd, but it is heading towards its worst weekly performance since the start of the year as investors welcome Joe Biden’s management by buying higher-risk assets. Against the Japanese currency, the dollar has fallen 0.3% this week and retreated …
Read More »Canadian Dollar Retesting Resistance
The Canadian dollar starts its daily trading on a slight bullish bias after benefiting from the support level of 1.2570, to trade near its highest level during the morning session at a price of 1.2674. Technically, and with a closer look at the 60-minute chart, we find the 50-day moving …
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Read More »Euro Waits For The Pending Orders
We committed to the intraday neutrality during the previous analysis due to the contradictory technical signals, to find the Euro is still trying positively within a weak bullish slope attacking the resistance level at 1.2175. Technically, and by looking at the 4-hour interval chart, we find the simple moving averages …
Read More »Canadian Dollar Slowly Moving Towards Goals
The Canadian dollar declined significantly within the bearish trend, as we expected, pointing out during the previous analysis that a break of 1.2680 will extend the pair’s losses, targeting 1.2620, a next official station, for the pair to record its lowest price at 1.2605. Technically, the negative aspects are still …
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