The pair is declining.
In our pair we see alternating descending peaks, which is a sign of a downward trend. In general, if a pair wins back something within five candles, then it will probably lose positions with the next candle.
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The AUD continues to decrease against the CAD. The deals on the trend are still effective in the short term.
The rates continue within the downtrend, which has lasted for more than a year. As a result, the quotes are steadily approaching the psychological level of 0.911 CAD, below which the Australian dollar has not fallen in this decade.
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The disappearance of a prominent Saudi journalist is worrying the world.
A new scandal is brewing around Saudi Arabia this week. The country has mostly been quiet, except for when OPEC meetings were concerned, but it made the headlines for a much darker reason recently: a Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, disappeared in Turkey and is presumed dead.
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The pair found a resistance level.
Despite the opening of yesterday's trading session in favor of the dollar, the euro is trying to win back its positions and at the moment our pair is showing a positive trend. After the decline to the level of 1.1550, the pair went up and turned around from the mark of 1.1610 which happened to be the resistance level.
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Gold has been restored in price recently to the 3-month maximum. However, the deals to SELL still seem optimal in the short term.
Gold for the last six months has finally lost the status of a "safe haven" for investors. With the strengthening of the dollar, investing in the yellow metal has become unprofitable.
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The pair declines.
Since yesterday's trading session we have seen that the pair has fallen below the 1.15 mark, but has not yet been able to gain a foothold. Despite the controversial data released yesterday in the US, the US dollar strengthened.
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A report and an evaluation of the most important developments from this week's summit of EU leaders.
The leaders of Europe gathered in Brussels this week to discuss the most important topics of the day: Brexit, security measures, migration, and climate change. Here are the highlights from this major event.
To begin with, we need to talk about the Brexit negotiations, as this has been without a doubt the leading topic of the summit and the one analysts were looking forward to the most.
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EUR/USD. We see that the price was able to overcome the level of 1.1450 and reached the level of 1.1405.

GBP/USD. We see that the price went below the mark of 1.2960 and is now testing the mark of 1.2930.

AUD/USD. The pair is below the MA21 and returned to the lower Bollinger band. The Stochastic indicates a sell, with a possible progress to 0.7045.

USD/CAD. The pair is still below the 1.3120 mark, but found support near the MA21. The technical indicators are multidirectional.

 
We can try selling the pair today.
Today we would take a look at the USD/JPY currency pair. The price has retreated from the highs registered at the beginning of October and is holding steady within a channel between 111.64 and 112.88.
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The European economy is not growing as much this year as it did in 2017, so what's in store for the future?
In the absence of any urgent developments on the financial markets this week, we decided it is time to take a look at something that's gone more or less under the radar lately: the European economy.
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The pair is trading at the bottom.
Today we are waiting for the publication of the consumer confidence index in the U.S., which can significantly increase market volatility. Currently the dollar index is at 12-week highs.
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The JPY being a safe asset has a perspective in the long term but now the deals on the trend seem the most effective.
The rates continue in the frames of the upward trend started in March 2018. During this time, the Canadian dollar received support due to the growth of oil prices, a balanced monetary policy and a good economic situation.
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The pair is turning around.
After the dollar index reached one-year highs approaching the 97.00 mark during yesterday's trading, we are seeing a weakening.
The recently released macroeconomic indicators from the UK showed worse results than expected. However, the chart still shows an upward movement. Today we expect increased volatility in the pair, as today there will be a speech by the Bank of England's head Mark Carney and the publication of the BoE interest rate decision will take place.
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Today the markets are optimistic that the US and China might reconcile.
The trade war that US President Donald Trump began this year is still developing and sending harmful ripples through the global economy. Stock markets have been hit particularly hard, as have some commodities, as a result of slowing economic growth. However, this week some of those losses are stabilizing and investors seem optimistic for the first time in months – why is that?
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EUR/USD. The price is above the MA21 and below the level of 1.14.

GBP/USD. The price is trying to hold over the MA120.

AUD/USD. If it doesn't overcome the mark of 0.7110, we think there will be a rebound to the levels of 0.7160 and 0.71.

USD/CAD. The MACD moved closer to the 0 mark and the Stochastic is leaving the oversold zone.

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