Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

The GBP/CHF pair fell during the session on Monday, but as you can see still remains in the same general area that we have been in for some time now. This last week has been very back and forth, with nothing to move the pair in one direction or the other.

The USD/CAD pair initially fell during the session on Monday, but bounced enough to form a little bit of a hammer. What I find most interesting is that the 1.10 level continues to offer support, and thereby making it even more significant in my opinion.

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EUR/USD recovered from 1.3476 last week but as mentioned before, it's still kept inside a near term falling channel, and well below 1.3739 resistance.

Gold prices rose %1.9 over the course of the week as dull economic numbers out of the United States and skepticism about the sustainability of the stock market rally increased desire for the relative safety of gold.

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The WTI Crude Oil markets rose during the session on Friday, as the general “risk on” rally continued despite very uninspiring jobs numbers out of the United States.

With the nonfarm payroll numbers coming out on Friday, the EUR/USD pair did in fact go back and forth quite a bit like one would expect.

The GBP/USD pair had a strong showing on Friday, after initially dipping down to the 1.63 handle. As we’ve seen over the last several sessions, this area has been very supportive, and on Friday it launched the market much higher.

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