Could USD/RUB Target the Level of 67.00?
The Russian ruble has touched the level of 65.55 and pulled back from it, forming a bullish engulfing. We assume that it could retest the level of 67.00 and pull back down:
In the daily chart, the price of gold pulled back from the psychological resistance of 1500.00 which got broken earlier. Then the asset closed Friday with a long white candle, forming a fine bullish engulfing. So far, the gold is most likely to jump:
The European currency has jumped on Friday for the very last time and closed above the level of 1.1110. It can signify potentially upcoming jump of the currency pair:
Based on the latest data by COT CFTC, large operators slightly expanded long positions and significantly reduced the short ones.
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