Category Archive: 4) FX Trends
USDJPY Technical Analysis
Here's a quick technical analysis on the USDJPY pair with some fundamental background.
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USDCAD spikes higher and comes back down. What next for the pair technically?
The USDCAD falls back below the 200 hour MA. In a volatile market, that is a level to watch in the short term now.
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AUDUSD trades the technicals on the top and bottom side. Up and down trading today.
The AUDUSD is higher with the 50%/200 hour MA and swing area stalling the rally. Swing area stalls the fall.
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Kickstart your FX trading for October 17 with technical look at EURUSD, USDJPY and GBPUSD
What technicals are driving the 3 major currency pairs to start the North American trading day on October 17, 2023?
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Markets Remain on Edge
Overview: The markets remain on edge. The press
reports US President Biden is planning an imminent trip to Israel while Iran
warns of "multiple fronts" against Israel if the attacks on Gaza
continued. The dollar, which was offered yesterday, is better bid today. Still,
the capital markets are relatively quiet. Even the Swiss franc, which was the
strongest G10 currency last week (~0.9%) is slightly heavier today. Among
emerging market...
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EURUSD Technical Analysis
Here's a quick technical analysis on the EURUSD pair with some fundamental background.
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What are the technicals saying for the EURUSD and GBPUSD going into the new trading day.
A technical look at both the EURUSD and GBPUSD as each make a break above the 200-hour moving average and look toward its 100-hour moving average to start the new trading day.
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Capital Markets are Calm though Anxiety Continues to Run High
Overview: The risk that the war in Israel spreads
remains palatable, and several observers have warned of the greatest risks of a
world war in a generation. Still, the capital markets remain relatively calm. The
US dollar is softer after closing last week firmly. The only G10 currency
unable to post corrective upticks today is the Swiss franc. Among emerging
market currencies, the Polish zloty has been boosted by the pro-EU election
results, and...
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Gold Technical Analysis
Here's a quick technical analysis on Gold with some fundamental analysis.
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Week Ahead: Softness in US Real Sector, Key UK and Canadian Data, and China’s Q3 GDP
The markets absorbed two shocks last week. The
war in Israel that seems to know of no restraint underpinned oil prices and
appeared to help boost gold and the Swiss franc, the only G10 currency to
appreciate against the dollar. The other was the continued deluge of US
Treasury supply, the coupon auctions that tailed and higher than expected PPI
and CPI. Nevertheless, the US 10- and 30-year yields fell nearly 20 bp last
week, snapping a six-week...
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GBPUSD: New lows for the pair. What next as we head into the new trading week?
The sellers are taking more control in the GBPUSD with the pair looking toward the lows from October
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AUDUSD falls toward low from October and low for 2023
A move below 0.62849 would take the AUDUSD to the lowest level going back to November 2022
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Kickstart your FX trading on October 13 with a technical look at EURUSD, USDJPY and GBPUSD
What technicals are driving the markets in the EURUSD, USDJPY and GBPUSD to start your October 13, 2023 trading day?
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Dollar Steadies after Yesterday’s Surge, Oil Jumps Ahead of the Weekend while Yields Soften
Overview: The capital markets seemed to have an
exaggerated response to the US CPI, where the headline rate, flattered by the
rise in energy, rose by 0.1% in September than forecast. Rather than decline,
the headline year-over-year rate was unchanged at 3.7%. The core rate was as
expected slowing to 4.1% from 4.3%. Next week's US data, including retail
sales, industrial production, existing home sales, and the index of leading
economic indicators...
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