Euro has soared more than 2.4% off the yearly low with the rally now approaching technical resistance. Here are the levels that matter on the EUR/USD weekly chart.

Canadian Dollar has continued to consolidate within the April opening-range – we’re on breakout watch. Here are the levels that matter on the Loonie technical charts.

The U.S. markets continue to grind higher; fighting the trend is a tough play, but pullback risk is certainly growing.

The Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc may outperform the US Dollar amid rising long bets in USD/JPY and USD/CHF. But, broader uptrends since January could still remain in play.

The British Pound’s recent weakness against its haven-associated counterparts may prove short-lived, as bullish technical setups take shape on longer-term timeframes. Key levels for GBP/USD, GBP/JPY.

Gold surged more than 4% off the March low with XAU/USD now eyeing technical resistance at the range highs. These are the levels that matter on the Gold weekly chart.

The US Dollar (via the DXY Index) continues to trade lower after losing the uptrend from the February and March swing lows.

EUR/USD is putting in a wedge on the short-term chart, suggesting a move is on its way; bias at the moment is to the upside.

The Swiss Franc has positioned itself against key levels versus the Australian Dollar, New Zealand Dollar and Euro over the past week. Where next for AUD/CHF, NZD/CHF and EUR/CHF?

Sterling has carved the April opening-range just above key technical support at the March lows- breakout watch. Here are the levels that matter on the GBP/USD charts.