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The EUR/GBP pair initially rallied during the session on Tuesday, but as you can see pullback at the 0.75 zero level in order to form a shooting star.

Gold prices ended Tuesday's session up 1.32%, or $15.64, to settle at $1218.34 an ounce as Greece’s political crisis and a tumble in global equities buoyed the precious metal’s safe-haven appeal.

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Gold prices advanced on Monday to log their highest settlement in nearly three weeks as political turmoil in Greece and weakness in equities spurred demand.

The EUR/USD pair has broken down significantly for several months now. In fact, the descent of the value of the Euro has been surprising to almost all who have been watching it, as the selloff has been absolutely brutal.

The USD/CAD pair pulled back from the 1.18 level during Monday trading, which isn’t much of a surprise to me as I saw the area of significant resistance.

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Gold prices ended the first trading day of 2015 slightly higher as a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. manufacturing data counteracted the impact of a stronger dollar.

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