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The GBP/USD pair had a positive session on Monday, but did not managed to break above the 1.58 level leaving me to believe that we are simply consolidating, and that the bullishness that we saw for the session isn't necessarily indicative of the some type of turnaround.
The AUD/USD pair had a relatively quiet session on Monday, as we initially fell towards the 1.04 handle. However, by the end of the day we bounced enough in order to form a candle the looks somewhat like a hammer, which of course is interesting after we have had two other candles in a row that looked very much like hammers.
The CHF/JPY cleared the 1998 high last week at 100.85 with little effort and continued on to the 2007 highs at 101.84 before stalling at 102.62 and forming an 'Inside Bar' on the daily chart yesterday.
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The XAU/USD pair closed higher than opening on Friday as the American dollar lost strength after the unemployment figures came in worse than expected. Initially the pair traded as high as 1682 after the jobs report.
The EUR/USD pair rose again on Friday as the Non-Farm Payroll numbers came out as expected. The lack of bad news allowed the bulls to come back out, and as a result the bullish behavior of this market continued.
The USD/JPY pair continued to rally on Friday as the Non-Farm Payroll numbers came out as expected. The pair has been brutally bullish lately, and I see no reason to think this is going to change.
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The GBP/CHF pair has completely fallen apart over the last several sessions. The Friday session was just another collapse in a long running fall. This pair is a bit like the GBP/USD pair, but on steroids.
The Swissy aka USD/CHF has rejected the 9000 area, at least for now. The pair reached a low on Friday of 0.90215, and printed a daily pin bar in the process.
Gold prices declined yesterday as the adrenalin rush of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting wore off. Yesterday, data from the world's largest economy were mixed. The Chicago purchasing managers index came in stronger than expected with a print of 55.6 and Personal Income rose 2.6%.
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USD/CAD had a very negative session on Thursday as you can see on the daily chart, break in the bottom of the Wednesday shooting star that sent just on top of the parity support level.
The GBP/USD pair had a strong showing on Thursday for the third day in a row. Considering how be of this pair had been recently, it is interesting to see that we are seeing quite a bit of a fight at this area.