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The WTI Crude Oil markets had a very strong showing during the Wednesday session, although it was shortened trading hours due to the US independence holiday for the fourth.
The AUD/CAD pair fell hard during the session on Wednesday again, as we continue to grind our way lower.
The EUR/USD pair fell during most of the session on Wednesday, getting as low as 1.29250 one point during the session.
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The EUR/JPY pair fell during the balance of the session on Wednesday, as we even went as low as 128.50 during the session.
The EUR/USD is clearly in a downtrend.
The XAU/USD pair closed slightly lower than opening on Tuesday as the American dollar gained strength across the board after a report released from the U.S. Commerce Department showed that factory orders climbed 2.1% in May after a revised 1.3% increase in the prior month.
Adding to the concern with a market like this is the fact that the next two days will be very thin trading out of the United States, with many brokers not even bothering to open up during the July 4 session itself.
The USD/JPY pair rose above the 100 handle during the session on Tuesday, breaking above the psychologically significant barrier, and showing that the market is indeed ready to continue higher in my opinion.
The WTI Crude Oil markets had a strong showing during the session on Tuesday, smashing into the 99.50 level with great conviction.
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This hammer is at the top of the recent surge higher, and seems to be centered on roughly 78.
The XAU/USD pair continued to recover some of last week's losses but weak manufacturing purchasing managers’ index data out of China, the world's second biggest gold consumer, limited the shiny metal's gains.
The Monday markets did see the gold markets rise over $30, and this of course pushes the Australian dollar higher as well.
The EUR/USD pair rose during the session on Monday, showing the 1.30 level to be supportive yet again.
The DTI Crude Oil market had a strong showing on Monday, breaking slightly above the $98.00 level.
With the Federal Reserve looking to pull out of quantitative easing mode, this should be the "double whammy" for this pair.