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The EUR/USD pair fell during the session on Monday, testing the 1.07 region. This is a pair that looks like it’s getting ready to make a “lower high”, and as a result I believe that the market is going to continue the longer-term downtrend.
The USD/CHF pair showed a significant amount of support at the 0.95 handle again on Monday, as we simply open there and bounced around only to form a relatively positive candle.
The GBP/USD pair broke down during the Monday session, breaking the bottom of the shooting star that informed on Friday. This is a very negative sign, and quite frankly I really liked where the shooting star formed, the 1.50 level.
The USD/INR pair broke higher during the session on Monday as we crashed into the 63 level. This was the most recent high, and an area of significant support previously.
The USD/SEK rose during the session on Monday, as traders simply started to buy the US dollar in general. The greenback continues to be one of the favored currencies around the world, and the trend line that has been keeping this pair higher continues to support the US dollar.
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Gold started the week drifting lower, testing the daily Kijun-sen (twenty six-day moving average, green line) at one point, but recovered some of its losses as the dollar lost strength after weak economic data damped prospects of a U.S. interest rate increase as early as June.