Category Archive: 4) FX Trends
China’s Measures Begin to Find Traction, US Employment Report on Tap
Overview: Beijing's seemingly steady stream of
measures to support the economy and steady the yuan are beginning to produce
the desired effect. The yuan is snapping a four-week decline and the CSI 300
halted a three-week drop. Some economists estimate that the bevy of measures
may be worth as much as 1% for GDP. The dollar is narrowly mixed ahead of the
US employment data, which is expected to see the pace of job growth slow to
around 170k. Of...
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USDJPY Technical Analysis
Here's a quick technical analysis on the USDJPY pair with some fundamental background.
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Position Squaring Ahead of US Data Helps the Dollar Recoup Some Recent Losses
Overview: Position-squaring ahead of today's US
personal consumption data and perhaps tomorrow's jobs report is giving the
dollar a firmer profile against most G10 and emerging market currencies. The
Scandis have been the hit hardest and are off 0.75%-0.85%. The euro and
sterling about 0.35%-0.45% lower. The yen is the only G10 currency that is
slightly firmer. The dollar-bloc is nursing small losses (0.10%-0.15%). Despite
the firmer than expected...
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S&P 500 Technical Analysis
Here's a quick technical analysis on the S&P 500 with some fundamental background.
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USDCHF corrects lower today but finds support ahead of MA support
The USDCHF trades between the 100 and 200 bar MAs on the 4-hour chart. The 100 bar MA at 0.87923 and the 200 bar MA is at 0.87336.
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US dollar moves lower vs all the major currencies. The greenback is the weakest currency.
The USD is now the weakest of the major currencies. What are the risk and the targets now for the major currency pairs?
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US dollar moves lower vs all the major currencies. The greenback is the weakest currency.
The USD is now the weakest of the major currencies. What are the risk and the targets now for the major currency pairs?
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AUDUSD buyers make a play with work to do to give buyers more control
Getting to and through the 38.2% retracement of the move down from the July 27 high at 0.65378 still needed
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August 30, 2023: Kickstart your FX trading day. A technical look at EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD
What is driving the EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD technically to start the US trading day on August 30, 2023
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Market Awaits US Data and Leadership
Overview: The dollar staged a major technical
reversal yesterday, in a dramatic reaction to a considerably weaker JOLTs
report than expected, spurring a large drop in US interest rates. And this is
despite press reports that the participation rate in the survey is half of what
was three years ago. We suspect the price action said as much about market
positioning as it did about the data. The path to the US jobs data on Friday
goes through...
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WTI Crude Oil Technical Analysis
Here's a quick technical analysis on WTI Crude Oil with some fundamental background.
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Technical look at major cross currency pairs: A look at the EURGBP, EURJPY and GBPJPY
Up and down price action in the major cross currency pairs.
In this video, I take a quick technical look at 3 major cross currency pairs: EURGBP, EURJPY, and GBPJPY
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USDCHF moves lower and tests the 100 bar MA on 4-hour chart
The 100 bar MA on 4-hour chart at 0.8789 is the downside target and will need to be broken to increase the bearish bias.
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Bitcoin surges to the upside. What are the technicals telling us now?
The price of bitcoin runs higher on positive fundamental news, but is running into retracement and moving average resistance. Find out what is driving the digital currency technically.
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AUDUSD tilts bias to the downside as dollar buying pushes the pair below hourly MAs
The AUDUSD's 100 and 200-hour MAs at 0.6423 to 0.64586 are now close risk. Stay below is more bearish for the pair.
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Still No Follow-Through Dollar Buying After Last Week’s Surge
Overview: The dollar was threatening to break higher
at the end of last week, and the euro and sterling closed below key supports. However,
so far this week, the greenback is consolidating and has not seen
follow-through buying. The key data this week, US consumption and jobs, and the
eurozone's CPI still lay ahead. The Antipodeans and Norwegian krone enjoy a
firmer today. A 0.8% contraction in Sweden's Q2 GDP was not as deep as had been
feared,...
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