EUR/USD: There is short-term neutrality on EUR/USD - although the long-term bias on the market is bullish. The short-term neutrality on the market would end as price goes upwards by about 150 pips or goes downwards by about 150 pips from here.
USD/CHF: This pair is bearish in the long-term and neutral in the short-term. For a directional movement to start, price would either need to go below the supply line at 0.9500 (staying below it); or price would go above the resistance level at 0.9700, causing a bullish signal to be generated. A movement below the support level at 0.9500 would strengthen the overall bearish outlook, while movements between the support line at 0.9500 and the resistance line at 0.9700, would perpetuate the ongoing neutrality in the market.
GBP/USD: This currency trading instrument has gone upwards seriously, gaining about 680 pips within two weeks (the movement last week was the strongest). There is a huge Bullish Confirmation Pattern in the market, which portends further bullish movement. This week, the distribution territories at 1.3600, 1.3650 and 1.3700 could be seen. There could be pauses and transitory bearish corrections along the way.
USD/JPY: The USD/JPY pair went bearish in the first week of this month and then went bullish last week. The market is bearish in the long-term and bullish in the short-term. This week, price could go further upwards by another 100 pips, but further bullish movement would be rejected, owing to a bearish expectation on JPY pairs for this week.
EUR/JPY: The EUR/JPY pair went upwards from the demand zone at 130.00 to test the supply zone at 133.00 (a gain of 300 pips). The supply zones at 132.50, 133.00 and 133.50 would be reached this week before there is a turn in the market, which would harbinger a southwards movement, which would result in a bearish bias. On Friday, price closed below the supply zone at 132.50, after testing the supply zone at 133.00.
