US Dollar May Turn a Temporary Bounce into a Permanent Trend
Euro Volatility Surges Ahead of Critical ECB Decision, US NFP’s
British Pound Looks for Its Place in Risk Appetite as Fear Spikes
Japanese Yen to Outperform as Risk Aversion Gains Momentum

EURUSD: Euro Bearish Breakout is Nearly Confirmed
USDJPY: Japanese Yen Outperforms Against US Dollar
GBPUSD: British Pound Short Approaches Profit Target
USDCAD: Remain Long as Canadian Dollar Extends Losses
AUDUSD: Australian Dollar Slips Past Key Support
NZDUSD: New Zealand Dollar Short All But Triggered

EURUSD – Euro Forecast to rally further against US Dollar
GBPUSD – British Pound Forecast Points to Short-term Pullback
USDJPY – Japanese Yen Forecast to Rally Against Greenback
USDCHF – Swiss Franc Outlook Bullish Against Dollar
USDCAD – Canadian Dollar Outlook Neutral Versus USD
GBPJPY – British Pound Forecast to Decline versus Japanese Yen

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The clock was ticking for the dollar as Wednesday’s close would mark the beginning of an extended Thanksgiving holiday weekend for the US. The severe drop in liquidity would leave the benchmark currency (and risk appetite on whole) open to the standard abnormalities associated with thin markets – high volatility and false breakouts. However, it seemed the prospect of closing the day in the midst of a tightening congestion pattern and on the verge of 15-month lows was too much risk for those traders that would be away for the rest of the week.