Market Analysis: Commodity Currencies Falling, Euro and Pound Testing Key Supports

<img src="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1574641820089-d431bff40336?crop=entropy&amp;cs=tinysrgb&amp;fit=max&amp;fm=jpg&amp;ixid=M3wxMTc3M3wwfDF8c2VhcmNofDF8fHBvdW5kfGVufDB8fHx8MTcwNTM5MDk2M3ww&amp;ixlib=rb-4.0.3&amp;q=80&amp;w=2000" alt="Market Analysis: Commodity Currencies Falling, Euro and Pound Testing Key Supports" /><p>In the middle of January, the main currency pairs continue to trade in narrow flat channels, which most likely require a good news driver to exit. Thus, buyers of the pound/US dollar pair have been holding the price above 1.2600 for more than a week, and the euro/US dollar pair is trading above 1.0900. At the same time, commodity currencies failed to stay above strategic supports and demonstrate a moderate downward movement.</p><h3>GBP/USD</h3><p>On the GBP/USD chart, the pair is trading in a fairly narrow range between 1.2680-1.2780. On the daily time frame, the price is testing support with a linear alligator. If sellers of the pound manage to fix the price below 1.2620-1.2600, the pair may resume its downward movement in the direction of 1.2500-1.2350.</p><p>From the point of view of fundamental analysis, today at 10:00 GMT+3, we are waiting for data on the change in unemployment and the average level of wages in the UK for November. Also, at 18:00 GMT+3, one should pay attention to the speech of the head of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey.</p><figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/2FQ8QH4SieTXxaYOmY7BFEZqetdFZn_fKZIW1B5SM0MqwwumDSdcIhw9Yv_YiY7mOLYrKYM5T56OlSumWdLcWgIjMfrCDIowsS3x6snb_Ku9qCPcmEQL9qVMIbHywRLxYiD32Vhec_ly5fKTmuy7jodK23o0pyBVEKVmTrQ1Jo6MdzIFGoKx8otSp4JX2w" alt="Market Analysis: Commodity Currencies Falling, Euro and Pound Testing Key Supports" loading="lazy" /></figure><p>No less important fundamentals will be revealed tomorrow: at 10:00 GMT+3, the index of consumer prices in the UK for December will be published.</p><h3>EUR/USD</h3><p>Market participants are not in a hurry to sell the single European currency in anticipation of the first ECB meeting this year, which is scheduled for next week. Most experts polled by Bloomberg believe that the ECB can cut rates four times in the current year. The current week&apos;s fundamental data can influence officials&apos; decisions. Today at 10:00 GMT+3, we are waiting for the publication of data on the index of consumer prices in Germany for December. Tomorrow at 13:00 GMT+3, a similar indicator will be released in the Eurozone. Also, today at 14:00 GMT+3, one should pay attention to the speech of the President of the German Federal Bank, Joachim Nagel.</p><p>On the daily time frame, the price is testing support with a linear alligator. According to the EUR/USD analysis, the breakdown of the range 1.0900-1.0870 may contribute to the resumption of the downward trend in the direction of 1.0720-1.0700. If the price consolidates above 1.1000, further growth in the direction of 1.1300 is possible.</p><figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/ijqb2Z2YHLXBJRV6EJWu6YYv4IVgEYQznpS-8MKLFaMULzov-7RG1hEjQmAPX5Ubkq_ECG8_T90xF9SyQIQthGIPmOs2oPFcW2fI-fXs6OWsKTVeaOAMtzOutkwvhdgTvwd_2Yoq-R4QkAbWuk0KaFnX0P7sPJcb_RNvZ_vayKmi1hHTg5O6apFa2dVFXg" alt="Market Analysis: Commodity Currencies Falling, Euro and Pound Testing Key Supports" loading="lazy" /></figure><h3>USD/CAD</h3><p>On the USD/CAD chart, the pair continues to strengthen. The price managed to go above the alligator line on the daily timeframe, if the buyers are firmly fixed above 1.3400, the pair&apos;s growth may continue in the direction of 1.3620-1.3550.</p><figure><img src="https://lh7-us.googleusercontent.com/GumaLjQWMpmv5FfSv2n6YYcfRGJHHL3rCISLauQqpZZU81OW_ss74rmc5gVXQayZITol6bz-kmvs6HSQ07WLFr7Ur9LUogO9U3HTpyccpa_aqMpHVYLQYPtH914WDT57xcnqLmPHFWzedrR4J2GgaoJ0kky15oblcQStCWC9KMX7WuWg0xRkTopHg7zkWw" alt="Market Analysis: Commodity Currencies Falling, Euro and Pound Testing Key Supports" loading="lazy" /></figure><p>Today at 4:30 pm GMT+3, one should pay attention to the publication of data on the index of consumer prices in Canada for December.</p>