Except the Aussie and the Pound, no other currency moved much. Yen may weaken further but keep an eye on Aussie, where the drop is surprising in the context of a violent rise in Chinese equities.
Euro (1.3388) is taking a pause in the form of a Triangle and looks set for a drop to 1.33 in the next 1-2 sessions. Any corrective bounce may face resistance initially at 1.3415-45 and then 1.3475-1.3500.
Dollar-Yen (102.89) is trading in the range of 101-103 as expected but now it may attempt the difficult rise to 103.50-104 if it manages to sustain above 102.80. Euro-Yen (137.75) is consolidating in the higher levels and may rise to test the resistance area of 1.3830-50, above which the door to 1.39 will open.
Pound (1.6857), contrary to expectations, has broken below the support of 1.6890 and now 1.6830 must provide support or else the 9-month uptrend may get threatened.
Aussie (0.9291) could not get back above 0.9350 as required for the
bulls and as a result, it has come down to the major channel support of 0.9250 as expected which must hold to protect the uptrend.
Gold (1283.79) extends its fall further towards our target of 1280 and a break below may see 1260 levels. Near term is bearish. Silver (20.39) is also on a downfall targeting 20.108 in the near term. No scope for bulls to be seen for now.