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AUD/USD Forex Signal: Double Bottom Targets 0.7011

GBP/JPY rallied on Monday as the significant interest rate differential between the UK and Japan continued to support the carry trade.

The lower trend in the USD/ZAR, which has developed again over the past handful of days, now will be tested via compelling support levels.

USD/JPY continues to consolidate after bouncing from the 200-day EMA, with the favorable US-Japan interest rate differential supporting demand for the dollar.

EUR/USD remains under pressure as France's fiscal and political uncertainty and the favorable US interest rate differential support the dollar.

AUD/USD is struggling near the 200-day EMA after Monday's opening gap, with 0.7040 emerging as the key level needed to confirm a bullish breakout.

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EUR/USD remains range-bound with a bearish bias as surging crude oil prices, French protests and concerns about European debt weigh on sentiment.

This pair continued to consolidate within a longer-term trading range in early trade on Tuesday as market participants shrugged off last week’s soft domestic employment data and focused on scaled back bets of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike this month.

While buying action has been moderately strong the past couple of days it should be noted that $4,200.00 seems to remain a barrier that has not been able to be attained with any consistent power.

Gold continues to consolidate between $4,000 and $4,200 as fluctuating US Treasury yields influence price action and limit upward momentum.

EUR/USD faces renewed selling pressure after forming a shooting star near 1.1250 resistance, with French debt concerns and favorable US interest rate differentials supporting the bearish outlook.