The forex market was quiet today. There wasn't much in terms of fundamentals, though there was better than expected Industrial Production data from the US. Coincidentally, there was a general flow of risk appetite in the US session.The S&P500 fore example saw a rally off old support area. The index has been bullish but failed to reach a new weekly high last week for the first time since February. (S&P500 4H Chart)With risk-on trading, XAU/USD (gold) fell, but one has to wonder if the previous resistance around 1355 will turn into support. I would also anticipate some bullish attempt as the 4H RSI nears 40 and the 4H stochastic is under 20. (Gold 4H Chart)USD/JPY reflected some risk appetite trading off support. A breach of a local pivot at about 101.87 can open up an intra-session attempt to extend higher. In the near-term bullish scenario, the old resistance in the 102.55-102.75 area might provide resistance again. (USD/JPy 4H Chart)EUR/USD also showed risk appetite as it held above last week's lows and rebounded in the US session. The 4H chart shows a pair that has been bullish since February and has no signs of slowing down. A break below 1.3830 might can form a short-term top, and a break below the channel support can introduce some short-term bearish outlook, but the market looks poised to push EUR/USD to 1.40 this week. (EUR/USD 4H Chart)We have some inflation data from the US tomorrow, but the market is likely more focused on the FOMC minutes coming out on Wednesday.