Currency strategist Boris Schlossberg analyzes the major currencies for the week of July 2.

The TANKAN survey of large manufactures printed in line with expectations, but after a series of disappointing economic results from Japan last week, this news was viewed with relief as it boosted hope that BOJ may raise rates as early as August.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for July 2.

Sometimes a trendline needs to be adjusted. In the case of a steep line, as prices break the line, a slower trendline needs to be drawn. In the case of a flat trendline, a new line must be drawn at a steeper angle as the prices climb.

The last trading of the second quarter lived up to its reputation for delivering sharp volatility to the financial markets.

Next week, the US economic calendar will be exceptionally busy and US manufacturing ISM is the first of many key pieces of data due for release.

A steady rising trend channel has been in control of price action for four months in the USD/JPY currency pair.

Currency technical analyst Jamie Saettele analyzes the euro against the Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, and New Zealand dollar.

The USD/JPY broke higher from a bullish triangle, which means that this rally will be reversed.

The unemployment rate in France hit a 25-year low and French consumer sentiment registered its best reading since the survey began helping to put a bid underneath the EUR/USD.