Overview
Read the updated key trading levels analysis for AUDJPY, AUDUSD, EURJPY, EURUSD, GBPJPY, GBPUSD, NZDJPY, NZDUSD, USDCAD, USDJPY, USD index, Gold, and S&P 500:
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AUDJPY continues to decline targeting the 86.24 monthly support level.
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AUDUSD has broken below the 0.6900 level and is now targeting the 0.6826 monthly support level.
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EURJPY has sold off strongly and closed below the 134.12 and 133.47 monthly support levels.
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EURUSD has broken below the 1.0400 level and is now targeting the 1.0340 monthly support level.
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GBPJPY has broken below the 158.21 monthly support level and is now targeting the 155.22 daily support level.
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GBPUSD has broken below the 1.2251 weekly support level and tested the 1.2195 weekly support level.
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NZDJPY continues to decline targeting the 79.23 weekly support level.
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NZDUSD continues to decline targeting the 0.6204 monthly support level.
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USDCAD continues to find strong support at the 1.3000 level.
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USDJPY has declined and formed an outside reversal week. Will price decline down to the 125.85 monthly support level?
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USD Index has broken and closed above the 103.81 monthly resistance level.
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Gold continues to decline breaking below the 1834 weekly support level. Is a double top pattern forming on the monthly chart?
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S&P 500 continues to decline lower.
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