5 Most Predictable Currency Pairs

It is a currency pair which is often overlooked but it moves to top of the list. It trades nicely when trending in specific direction but this pair also enjoys nice long range. New Zealand Dollar breaks the ground to the new levels, marks far spot, then it trades nicely in that range.

The previous support provides resistance and other way around. Additionally it has a very good “memory” for the old lines. In 4th quarter its likely that it will continue to enjoy the positive behavior, especially when liquidity is very high.

Australian Dollar is favorite since long time and it has been on top of the list in past. Australian Dollar recently has enjoyed different double bottoms and also tendency of “hugging” round levels, like 0.70 and 0.75.

With an even higher volume of trade than in summer in northern hemisphere, the AUD/USD has great predictability potential, especially when it marks the lower highs or the higher lows.

Many have been surprised by rise of EUR/GBP cross, but predictability is very good. It’s a good pair for someone who isn’t hungry for too many pips. This pair maintains the strength when it comes to predictability.

Quite similar to the New Zealander, this pair manages marking next level before it settles in the range. Direction can change in the 4th Quarter. But the predictability can remain solid.

In contrast to the previous pair, this pair is wild on pips, however it certainly likes the round levels. We can see some nice breakout of the ranges, with diverging monetary policies rocking the cross.

Often it seems that there’s too much information about this currency pair that is also the most popular in the world. This pair has lost the top position. The 4th Quarter could see more volatile and limited predictability because of uncertainty about the two central banks.

This is on our list of assumptions that the things will soon become clearer. More directional trading can see this pair testing resistance and support levels outside limited ranges.