EUR/USD – Large Bearish Candles Suggests Reversal
Today we have seen the market fall slightly after the retracement we were seeing take place yesterday stalled with the appearance of a large bearish candlestick last night. After the bearish candle formed last night the market dropped, but this morning the drop came to an end and another move higher has since taken place.

For now I suggest you watch for signs of a reversal structure forming when the market reaches the current low. One of the swings in a reversal structure needs to consists of a sharp move higher, so hopefully that’s what we see when the next swing forms.
USD/JPY – Demand Zone Broken By Large Drop
As anticipated the demand zone the market dropped into yesterday afternoon did get broken last night, which means it now likely we’ll see more down movement take place over the coming days and possibly into the next couple of weeks, not without retracements of course.

For entries short I think you should watch for signs of a reversal inside the little zone I’ve marked just above the current market price. Although this isn’t a supply zone, it is a place where I think we could see the market reverse, due to it being near the big round number, and being the point where a lot of the traders who went short at the end of the big drop will probably close their losing sell trades at a loss, thus giving the bank traders the buy orders then need to get more sell trades placed.
AUD/USD – Consolidating Around Current Low
Yesterday we saw the market rise back into the daily demand zone it had broken through back on Monday. A sharp drop out of the zone took place in the afternoon and pushed the market down to the current lows. It seemed like this drop was going to continue, but shortly after it took place a small move higher occurred and caused the market to move back into the broken demand zone.

As far as trade are concerned I can’t really suggest anything for the minute. The supply zone is still valid for trading if the market breaks down through the current low, but I don’t think we’ll see that happen tonight, not unless some high impact economic news gets released.
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