Australian dollar gains traction [Video]
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Gold traders are fighting to keep the bullish dream alive and they're trying to create the right shoulder of the Inverse head and shoulders pattern. A breakout of the neckline can possibly bring serious bullish sentiment.
Silver bounced from a crucial support on the 24.8 USD/oz.
Brent oil broke the mid-term down trendline and is aiming higher.
The Dow Jones is in the third wedge pattern in a row. The previous two ended in an upswing.
The EURUSD climbed back above the 23.6% Fibonacci.
The GBPUSD wasted a great chance for an upswing and failed to break the neckline of the inversed head and shoulders pattern.
The AUDUSD on the other hand is very close to activating the buy signal from its own inversed head and shoulders formation.
The USDCAD is locked in a tight rectangle below major down trendlines.
The GBPAUD is in a sweet long-term sell signal, after the price created a head and shoulders pattern at the end of the wedge. A breakout of the lower line of the wedge opens a way towards new mid-term lows.
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