EUR/USD existing cost: 1.3148

The news that most Greek private creditors are considering the option of exchanging their stocks has seen the US dollar correct lower than its major rivals especially during the American session. The lowering of the dollar has also been attributed to the fact that Federal Reserve could be going for more Quantitative easing. This has seen the dollar decline further against the other major trading currencies. At the same time, the socks and other commodities have experienced an upward trend. However, the EUR/USD maintained a sluggish increase of about 1.3170 from 1.2973 attained on Tuesday. It is also notable that US stocks closed without any significant change making it hard for traders to predict its direction. The market indicators remained in the negative territory for the better part of the day making it hard for the stocks to change. It is also expected that the price will continue being subject to range in the 1.3100/1.3200 quarter.

Support ranks: 1.3130 1.3105 1.3080

Resistance ranks: 1.3170 1.3210 1.3245

GBP/USD existing cost: 1.5736

Unlike in the US where market was mainly driven by news, UK Pound relied mostly on market sentiment. This, in turn, caused the currency to maintain an unstable trend following stocks. In fact, the market’s hourly chart indicated the price ranging slightly above the flat 20 SMA. The indicators on the other hand maintained a horizontal trend on top of their midlines.  However, the price has hit a high of about 1.5754 while there was a quick-fix double underneath of about 1.5695. The four hours chart also indicated that the strong dynamic resistance of the 200 EMA was ranging at 1.5760 with the momentum remaining lower than 100 and the RSI operating at 30. The Pair is expected to remain partially lower until when the price will rise above 1.5810.

Support ranks: 1.5700 1.5660 1.5620

Resistance ranks: 1.5770 1.5810 1.5845

USD/JPY existing cost: 81.08

According to the hourly chart, the USD/JPY has risen over and above 81.05 all thanks to the anticipated stocks recovery.  This rise has seen the pair enter Asian session with less harsh tone with the price overcoming 20 SMA. However, the indicators are slowly returning South in an optimistic territory.

Support ranks: 81.05 80.80 80.55

Resistance ranks: 81.30 81.60 81.90

AUD/USD existing cost: 1.0582

The Australian dollar has indicated a drop of about 23.6% in its recovery making it hard for the dollar to extend its gains above the cited resistance.  Indicators on the hourly table remain flat on top of their midlines, without any significant strength, while the cost remains above 20 SMA. The expected recovery indicated on the 4 hours table does not include the existing Asian session.

Support ranks: 1.0570 1.0520 1.0490

Resistance ranks: 1.0625 1.0660 1.0700

With the global recession almost coming to end and some large economies showing signs of recovering, a lot it seems is still on the offing. Major currencies in the world including the yen, US dollar and Euro have shown weakness in the past few days and maybe it is an indication for more financial slides. On Monday, the Euro and US dollar majors started showing signs of slides despite promising openings at the beginning of the week. Meanwhile, Greece remains a problem to G20, which has in turn downgraded it. Elsewhere in the United Stated, the release of housing data leads to a particular interest rise especially on the commodity currencies.

Having a 1.3365 support, the EUR/USD struggled with a 1.3400 level in the Asian market. An increasing momentum as per the hourly charts indicated that the majors would be headed for more slides that might be even below the midlines with 20SMA increasing barely above the slope. Even then, according to a 4hour chart, the pricing still holds its ground well above the 20 SMA that is also routed at the 1.3365 thus the more strength for the level. The support levels stood at a 1.3370 1.3340 1.3290 while the resistance levels stood at the 1.3415 1.3445 1.3480.

The current price standings for GBP/USD

In as much as the GBP/USD pair garnered the majority of Friday’s gains, the British Pound slide against the US Dollar holding slightly above a 1.5800. According to the hourly chat, the pair showed limited momentum indicating flats even though the 20 SMA Price supports more slides in the future and gains a slope. Readings eased indicators that the pair was actually headed for more slides, the key here being a static 1.5770 points with a downward price zone headed for 1.5640/60. The support levels for the GBP/USD pair is at the 1.5810 1.5770 and 1.5730 while its resistance level is standing at a 1.5860 1.5890 1.5920.

The current price standings for US Dollar and Japanese Yen

This pair traded at a uniquely wide range of a high of 81.57 and its low was at 80.12 on Monday. Although its low gained momentum, the pair standings remained below the 20 SMA with indicators holding below the pair midlines. According to the 4-hour chart, the pair gained higher as its price struggled around the 20SMA. Strong momentum and extremely overbought readings characterized its trending. The pair’s support level stood at a 80.39, 79.80, 79.50 while its resistance level stood at a majestic 80.65, 80.90, 81.35.

The current Australian Dollar and US dollar standings

This pair had struggled a good lot of time to remain stable throughout Monday with a stronger run for the Australian dollar getting to the highs of 1.0780 against the US dollar. Hourly rates indicated highs above the pair’s midlines thus supporting better gains for commodity currencies. According to the 4-hour charts, the pair showed strong momentum thus giving support for short-term bias. The supportive levels for this level stood at 1.0670 1.0635 1.0600 while its resistance level stood at a 1.0780 1.0810 1.0840.