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USDJPY keeps its negative stability – Analysis - 23-01-2018

Economies.com
2018-01-23 05:47 UTC

The USDJPY pair showed new test to 111.00 level and kept its stability below it, to open today’s trading with bearish bias that hints resuming the correctional bearish trend in the upcoming sessions, supported by the negative pressure formed by the EMA50, besides the negative signal provided now by stochastic.

 

Therefore, we are waiting for bearish bias in the upcoming sessions, and the next target is located at 110.15, noting that the continuation of the expected bearish trend depends on holding below 111.00 and the most important is below 111.90.

 

Expected trading range for today is between 109.80 support and 111.40 resistance.

 

Expected trend for today: Bearish

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GBPUSD hits the first target – Analysis - 23-01-2018

Economies.com
2018-01-23 05:47 UTC

The GBPUSD pair succeeded to touch our first waited target at 1.4000 and settles there, waiting for more rise to touch the main bullish channel’s resistance at 1.4125, as the price gets continuous positive support by the EMA50 to reinforce the chances of achieving more gains.

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EURUSD keeps its positive stability – Analysis - 23-01-2018

Economies.com
2018-01-23 05:47 UTC

The EURUSD pair bounced bullishly after testing 1.2215 level yesterday, to keep the bullish trend valid and active in the upcoming sessions, supported by the EMA50 that continues to carry the price from below, waiting to test 1.2345 level initially.

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End of day analysis for Crude oil 22-01-2018

Economies.com
2018-01-22 18:51 UTC

Crude oil price attempted to breach the correctional bearish channel’s resistance but it returned to settle below it again, which keeps our bearish overview valid for the upcoming period, reminding you that breaking 62.80 will confirm the extension of the bearish wave towards 61.50 as a next station, while holding below 63.80 represents main condition to continue the expected decline.

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