EURUSD and USDCHF look ready to resume their larger trends after the FOMC report. According to the Elliott Wave Principle, when the market has drawn a 5-3 wave model, at least another five waves should be expected in the direction of the previous five, thus making the whole pattern 5-3-5. So, our idea is to sell the euro against the US dollar and to buy the dollar against the swiss franc. Charts for both pairs are shown below:
EURUSD is trading at levels last seen in April 2018, when it was on its way down to 1.0636 by March 2020. The pair is now approaching 1.2200, up 14.5% since the COVID-19 selloff nine months ago. But trends don’t move in a straight line. Two months ago, we showed you how Elliott Wave analysis…
Turkey finally took a decisive step towards taming the double-digit inflation, which has been destroying the Lira’s value for years. The country’s central bank lifted the benchmark interest rate to 15%, up 475 basis points from its previous standing. USDTRY fell as low as 7.5031 earlier today, on track for a second consecutive week of…
What will EURUSD, USDJPY and USDCAD bring next week? That is the subject of discussion in our next premium analyses due out on Sunday! GBPNZD exceeded 2.0270 in mid-August, but the bulls could not keep the positive momentum. A month later, the pair fell to 1.9055, losing 6% in the process. And just when it…
EURUSD had been on a tear since mid-March when it bottomed out at 1.0636. Nearly six months later, on the first day of September, the pair exceeded the 1.2000 mark. The bulls seemed firmly in control and the Fed’s money printing suggested further losses ahead for the dollar. However, years of experience had taught us…
GBPUSD had a good run over the past six months, climbing from its 1.1412 March low to as high as 1.3483 last week. The pair is now back below 1.3000 after the latest portion of Brexit-related mess. Later in this article we will share our view of where the Pound is headed against the dollar,…
The U.S. dollar has been steadily climbing against the Turkish lira since 2008. Ten years later, in 2018, USDTRY reached 7.1500 on the back of geopolitical tensions and President Erdogan‘s reckless political decisions. In May 2019, however, the pair was down to 6.0600 and it looked like the Lira’s plunge might be finally over. Unfortunately,…
The inevitable seems to be happening to the U.S. dollar. After record-breaking liquidity injections by the Fed in response to the COVID-19 crisis, the greenback is weakening across the board. The U.S. dollar has recently been declining against its major rivals, including the Yen, the pound and the euro. EURUSD, the most traded Forex pair…
