After consecutive bullish jumps for the USD/JPY currency pair, it pushed it towards the resistance level 111.66, its highest since March 2020.
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The USD/BRL has produced an incremental climb higher since the 25th of June, but its highs made this past Friday will be put to a quick test today.
The USD/ZAR climbed to two-month highs on Friday, but the Forex pair has since sold off and in early trading today has sustained bearish characteristics.
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The USD/INR has lost some of its bullish momentum in trading today as the Forex pair has come off highs.
Both nearby support levels look pivotal.
ETH/USD has come off short-term highs in early trading today as the cryptocurrency produces a rather challenging rolling range.
The price now has room to fall as far as 1.3714.
The West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil market fluctuated during the trading session on Friday, as we continue to hang around the $75 level.
The market turned around to show signs of strength as we formed a major hammer.
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The British pound initially pulled back just a bit during the trading session on Friday, but then turned around to show signs of extreme strength.
This is a market that is in a major uptrend and is breaking out to the upside.
The S&P 500 rallied rather significantly heading into the weekend as the jobs number came out with an addition of 850,000 for the month of June.
Gold markets rallied initially during the session on Friday to try to break out of recent consolidation but saw a pullback as exhaustion came back into play.
There was more of a “risk on” attitude to the markets, and traders were looking to find a little bit of exposure to risk.
Bitcoin fluctuated during the rather quiet trading on Friday, as most traders were paying close attention to the jobs number more than anything else.