NZDUSD ended the third loss-making week on a positive side, by marking the biggest daily gains in three weeks.
Gold braces for the fifth consecutive weekly fall at the yearly low.
AUDUSD justifies its risk-barometer status aptly as it remains near the two-year bottom, inside a 12-day-long bearish channel.
EURUSD bears take a breather after refreshing the 20-year low the previous day. The corrective pullback.
NZDUSD stays inside a monthly falling wedge bullish chart pattern ahead of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s (RBNZ) third consecutive rate hike.
USDJPY begins the week on a positive note by rising for six consecutive days to refresh the multi-year high.
Gold remains inside a four-month-old descending trend channel despite a recent corrective bounce off the yearly low, mainly due to the oversold RSI.
GBPUSD has to bear it all as it dropped to the lowest level since March 2020.
EURUSD dropped to the lowest levels since late 2020 on breaking the two-month-old horizontal support area near 1.0360-50, before the latest dribbling around 20-year low.
AUDUSD holds onto its bounce off a downward sloping support line from late January.
USDCHF snapped a two-week downtrend while bouncing off 100-DMA and a horizontal area from April 20.
Failures cross the key SMAs join descending RSI line, not oversold, to keep crude oil sellers hopeful amid economic slowdown chatters.
