Volatility for USD is undeniable right now. In just a few hours we are going to learn information in Chicago PMI report – leading indicator of economic health – businesses react quickly to market conditions, and their purchasing managers hold perhaps the most current and relevant insight into the company's view of the economy and it has the potential to change our outlook on USD trading for the nearest future. And, as you already know, this report could not have come in the worst time – just one day before American market are going to close up until Monday.

No big deal, you will say – we can manage without USA. But the business hours in the USA are the busiest for USD, obviously. Plus, the whole of American sector absent for two days in a row is going to mean lower liquidity and lower activity in the international market. As I said – ‘perfect timing’ for the report to come out. Plus, USD is displaying such a strong volatility, that we feel like staying away from USD as it is. Add lower activity and report that is likely to stir the situation around the currency even more and there you have it – the next two days are going to be very challenging for the greenback.

The more challenge there is in the markets, the more we need trading signals, am I right?