EUR/USD, “Euro vs US Dollar”
The currency pair has formed a consolidation range around 1.0410. With an escape upwards, a pathway for growth to 1.0445 will open. With an escape downwards, a link of correction to 1.0330 is not excluded, followed by growth to 1.0500.
GBP/USD, “Great Britain Pound vs US Dollar”
The currency pair continues developing a consolidation range around 1.2100. With an escape upwards, a pathway up to 1.2170 will open. With an escape downwards, a link of decline to 1.1990 will open. Next, growth to 1.2200.
USD/JPY, “US Dollar vs Japanese Yen”
The currency pair has completed an impulse of growth to 139.00 and a correction to 138.40. Practically, the market has set the borders for a consolidation range. With an escape upwards, a wave of growth to 139.66 will become possible. With an escape downwards, a pathway down to 137.66 will open.
USD/CHF, “US Dollar vs Swiss Franc”
The currency pair continues developing a consolidation range under 0.9440. With an escape upwards, a pathway to 0.9490 will open. With an escape downwards, a decline to 0.9380 is not excluded.
AUD/USD, “Australian Dollar vs US Dollar”
The currency pair has formed a consolidation range around 0.6750. With an escape upwards, a pathway to 0.6818 will open. With an escape downwards, a link of correction to 0.6700 is not excluded, followed by growth to 0.6818.
Brent
Crude oil continues developing a consolidation range around 85.00. With an escape upwards, a pathway of correction to 89.50 will open. With an escape downwards, a link of decline to 81.18 is not excluded, followed by growth to 89.55.
XAU/USD, “Gold vs US Dollar”
Gold continues forming a consolidation range around 1752.30. With an escape upwards, a pathway to 1765.80 will open. With an escape downwards, a link of correction to 1746.00 is not excluded, followed by growth to 1775.00, from where the trend may continue to 1784.84.
S&P 500
The stock index has got support at 3997.7 and suggests considering extension of the structure of growth to 4063.0. After this level is reached, a decline to 3997.7 might follow, and then growth to 4090.4, falling to 3934.0, and then possibly - to 3777.7.
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