The South African Rand has gained against the US dollar during trading on Monday, as the US dollar got hit by just about everything on the planet.
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AUD/USD: Looks like the price put in a medium-term bottom
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USD/JPY: Stock rally not strongly reflected here
Since the beginning of this week’s trading, gold prices has been instable by trying to rise to the $1611 an ounce, and then returning to the $1584 support before settling around the $1600 level an ounce.
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Pressure continue on the GBP and adversely affecting its performance against most other major currencies.
For seven trading sessions in a row, the EUR/USD price is moving in an upward correction and the last three sessions were the strongest among those gains.
GBP/USD: Pound Remains Weak
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The US dollar has gapped lower against the Japanese yen on Monday, only to turn around and rally above the 200 day EMA before pulling back yet again.
The Australian dollar has rallied a bit during the trading session on Monday after initially gapping lower.
Following the latest Bitcoin crash, eliminating hopes that this cryptocurrency possesses similar safe-haven attributes like gold, more downside cannot be ruled out
The British pound went back and forth during the trading session on Monday as we had initially gapped lower, but the market recovered during the day.
EUR/USD: Euro acting as safe haven
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