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The US dollar gave up a lot of ground in yesterday’s trading sessions when risk appetite picked up on news that the EU and IMF have come up with a debt deal for Greece.
EURUSD recently pulled up from its sharp dive below the 1.1150 minor psychological level onto the 1.0800 area, creating a corrective wave on its 4-hour forex chart.
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The US dollar continued to advance against most of its currency counterparts when risk aversion popped its head in the financial markets at the start of the week.
EURAUD seems to be completing a complex double bottom pattern on its daily chart, with price currently testing the neckline around the 1.4400 major psychological mark.
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The US dollar continued to advance against its forex counterparts at the end of the week, despite the profit-taking activity that occurred towards the end of the month.
The US dollar continued to advance against its forex counterparts at the end of the week, despite the profit-taking activity that occurred towards the end of the month
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The US dollar returned some of its recent gains when data from the economy came in mixed yesterday.
GBPNZD has been treading higher on its short-term time frames, creating a rising wedge pattern on its 1-hour chart.
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The US dollar continued to advance against its currency counterparts, most notably the yen and the Canadian dollar, even though there were no economic reports released from the US.
USDCAD has been climbing since the middle of the month but may be due to head south again, as the pair is hitting an area of interest.
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