Rosen's Daily Commentary

The US dollar appears to be gaining strength. EUR/USD is now 1.0732, down from above 1.08. First support level is at 1.0710.
 
AUD/USD has been going steadily to the upside in the past few weeks. The pair hit bottom on Jan 2 at 0.7163 and since then it's been rallying to current market price of 0.7663. AUD/USD is now trading slightly below the top which happened just a few points shy of 0.77 at 0.7695.

Main trend on the medium-term remains bullish while on the short-term we can expect the consolidation to continue. The pair will most likely trade sideways until one of the two sides gets a boost from financials and fundamentals.

Major resistance rests at 0.7750, while major support is seen way down to the starting point. Considering Trump's new policies, the pair might get into serious turbulence until the market digests Trump's approach to the economy.
 
USD/JPY is trading in consolidation in today's session due to lack of impactful news that can give a direction to the pair. The latest developments in the pair show signs of weakness in the US dollar. The Trump rally came to an end just a bit over one month since it started on Nov 9 when Trump was elected President.

The pair made a staggering rally from 101.20 to 118.63 and it has been depreciating since then. Now the USD/JPY is trading at 112.03 and it appears that the trend will continue moving South unless we can hop on strong fundamentals.

The financial situation currently benefits the Yen as Trump makes a move to support a weak dollar. Even the Japanese former currency czar Eisuke Sakakibara said the dollar could fall below 100 yen by year end, but went on to say that Tokyo should not do any yen-selling as this might turn out to be counterproductive.
 
EUR/USD is trading to the downside in today's session due to increased uncertainty in Europe related to the elections in France. Price is now 1.0649 and first support is seen at 1.0617.
 
A record intraday high for the Dow, today we are expecting another strong day. Europe is relatively flat in today's session. China, Japan and India as well are in the red this morning.
 
EUR/USD continued trading to the downside today. Market had a calm European session and entered into the US session at around 1.0660.
 
GBP/JPY posted new gains today whilst the Yen depreciated against its major competitors. The pair reached just a few points shy from 142 and is now trading at 141.55.
 
Gold had a strong week last week when it reached close to $1,250. The precious metal now has a positive outlook as we enter into the second half of the month.
 
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