EURUSD: Since a bullish signal was developed at the end of May 2013, the EURUSD pair has moved upwards by over 430 pips. Right now, the price is moving closer to the resistance line at 1.3400. This is not a far-fetched objective, but there may be a short-term reversal before the price ultimately reaches that line.
USDCHF: In a clear opposite manner to the EURUSD pair, this pair is going downwards in a predictable manner. There is a Bearish Confirmation Pattern on the chart and the indicators clearly support this; for there is still much room for the selling pressure. The price could reach the support level of 0.9150 soon.
GBPUSD: The optimism around the cable is still extant, and so, it is normal to expect it to continue its northward quest. This means that it is probable that the price reachs the distribution territory of 1.5850 today or next week. Even the accumulation territory of 1.5600 is a big barrier to any bearish threat.
USDJPY: This is a weak market, and it would continue to be as such until further notice. In the context of the present Bearish Confirmation Pattern, one would just need to sell any rally, for as long as the price is below the EMA 56, the bearish scenario cannot be invalidated.
EURJPY: With the serious bearish signal present on this currency instrument, it is possible that the recent gains on it would soon be given away. The price would continue falling irrespective of any bullish retracement. The price is not supposed to rally beyond the supply zone of 128.00 and, meanwhile, it could re-test the demand zone of 125.00.