Category Archive: 4) FX Trends
USDJPY buyers and seller square off as selling stalls. What now?
Discover the latest analysis of USD/JPY price action in this informative video. Explore the key resistance and support levels that are currently influencing the market.
The USD/JPY pair recently moved lower, breaching a target level on the downside. However, selling pressure subsided, resulting in a corrective upward correction. In this video, we examine what lies ahead for this currency pair.
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Sterling is Not Immune to Greenback Gains ahead of the BOE
Overview: The US dollar has come back bid today. It
is rising by 0.25%-0.50% against all the G10 currencies. The Canadian dollar is
the most resilient today, which is often the case when the greenback is firm. The
Australian dollar is off the most after reaching its strongest level since late
February yesterday. Sterling is a middling performer today ahead of the
anticipated Bank of England rate hike. The dollar is also firmer against most
emerging...
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The GBPUSD retraces most of the CPI gains, but finds support
Discover the recent price action of GBPUSD as it breaks above previous highs and retraces CPI gains. Watch the 100-hour moving average and early session high for key intraday clues. Stay updated on GBPUSD technical analysis and make informed trading decisions.
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USDJPY breaks below key hourly MA. What next?
Discover the reasons behind the recent decline in USDJPY as we analyze the impact of better-than-expected CPI data. The price drops below its 100-hour moving average mark a key technical break with short-term implications. Sellers maintain control as long as the price remains below this level, while a move above it could lead to disappointment due to the failed break.
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EURUSD moves higher (lower dollar) and tests the 100/200 hour MA
Discover the recent sharp rise in EURUSD after the release of US CPI data. Stocks are up, and yields are lower. Watch as we analyze the pair's testing of the 100/200-hour moving averages (1.1003 - 1.1008) and the significant 50% retracement level (1.10157) from last week's high. Breaking above these levels indicates a more bullish outlook.
Stay tuned for a concise technical analysis of EURUSD, uncovering key levels and insights.
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Narrow Ranges in FX: Calm before the Storm?
Overview: Equity markets are mostly weaker, and
benchmark 10-year yields are a little softer. The foreign exchange market is subdued
ahead of today’s US CPI. The large bourses in Asia Pacific region with the
exception of India worked lower and Europe’s Stoxx 600 is off for the second consecutive
session. US futures have a heavier bias. Yesterday the US bank share indices
filled the gap created at the end of last week but recovered. Today’s price...
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USDCAD rotates from oversold levels to swing area resistance
Join us as we analyze the recent rebound in USDCAD from oversold levels. Yesterday, buyers stepped in near April's lows around 1.33137, preventing further downside. Today, the price has rallied to a high near 1.3406, entering a swing area between 1.34044 and 1.34214. For the buyers to maintain control, surpassing this level is crucial. Traders will then set their sights on the key 200-day moving average at 1.34459.
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USDCHF makes a break into a more bullish bias today
In this video, we analyze the recent price action of USDCHF. Today, the price of USDCHF made a notable move back above the 200-hour Moving Average (MA) at 0.8911, which has shifted the bias more towards the upside. The buyers showed support near the MA during a corrective dip, providing confirmation for further upward movement.
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Consolidative Session Marked by Weak Chinese Imports and White House Debt Ceiling Talks
Overview: The market sentiment remains fragile.
Equities are mostly lower. Japan was a notable exception, and concerns about
China's economy after a sharp decline in imports took mainland and Hong Kong
listed companies sharply lower. Europe's Stoxx 600 is giving back yesterday's
0.35% gain plus more. Bank shares are off 0.65% after rallying 4.20% over the
past two sessions. US equity futures are heavier. Benchmark 10-year yields are
mostly a couple...
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USDCAD bounces higher after reaching toward April low
The USDCAD is bouncing after sharp selling took the price toward the April lows and a key swing area on the daily chart. IN this video I look at the levels in play and explain why.
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The GBPUSD moved to a key target level on the daily chart, and found sellers. What next?
The GBPUSD moved to a key target level on the daily chart and found sellers. That level comes against swing eyes going back to 2022. Getting above it would open the door for further upside probing. Staying below it and moving below the low of the swing area 1.25987 would likely disappoint the buyers and lead to some downside probing.
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The USDJPY battle is on. In this video, I outline the key levels in play.
The USDJPY traders are battling it out with hourly moving averages stalling the move higher, and the 100 bar moving average on the 4 hour chart, providing support. A key swing area on the 4 hour chart is also a key resistance area that would need to be broken to increase a bullish bias.
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EURUSD trades above moving averages giving a modest bullish bias
The EURUSD traded up and down last week, with Friday's low stalling at a key "floor" level (the 50% of the move up from April low also stalled the fall). Today, the price moved above the 100 and 200 hour moving averages and have been able to stay above on 2 separate tests today. Those moving averages come between 1.1021 and 1.10278. They will be the barometer for trader's bias today (and going forward). Stay above is more positive....
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The Greenback Continues to Struggle
Overview: There is a nervousness that hangs over the capital markets.
Although US banks shares recovered at the end of last week, many continue to
see the sector’s challenges as the harbinger of a dramatic reversal in the Fed’s
stance. America’s debt ceiling looms large and could be a few weeks away. China
led Asia Pacific bourses higher, and, ironically, its bank shares extended their
rally. Japan, returning from last week’s holiday was notable...
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Week Ahead: Hawkish BOE, US and China CPI, but is the Fed Really Going to Cut Rates by 75-100 bp This Year?
The combination of the US bank stress, the approaching debt
ceiling, and the Fed's opening the door to a pause in rates weighed on risk
sentiment and dragged the greenback lower. KBW's indices for large and regional
bank shares bled 7.4%-8.0% lower last week to cut through March's lows like a hot
knife through butter. Still the price action was constructive ahead of the
weekend. US Treasury Secretary Yellen warned that the X-date when the...
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USDCHF runs higher today and back above hourly MAs
The USDCHF moved to the lowest level since January 2021 this week, but found support buyers against state support area from the end of 2020/early 2021.
In trading today, the pair got a boost from lower Swiss CPI inflation. That took the price above the 200 hour moving average or support buyers leaned. The US employment report pushed price to the high for the day, before rotating back to the downside.
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USDCAD moves down toward a key support target
The USDCAD is moving closer to its 200 day moving average at 1.3440 after a couple days of steady selling in the pair. Higher oil prices have contributed to the Canadian dollars strength. The price of oil intraday yesterday reached a low of $63.70 yesterday. It is trading above $71 today. Will buyers come in against the 200 day moving average?
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USDJPY moves up to the 200 hour MA.. and stops
The USDJPY has moved higher after the US jobs reports, but found willing sellers near the broken 38.2% of the April to May trading range. The rise also found willing sellers near the 200 hour MA as well. What now? I speak to the pair and the options.
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The Greenback Remains Heavy Ahead of the Employment Report
Overview: The US dollar is weaker against all the
G10 currencies today but the Swiss franc. The backdrop seems fragile even
though a few regional bank shares have done better in after-hours trading and
Apple's earnings were received well by the markets. Due to seasonal factors and
other considerations, many are warning about a US jobs report, even though
ADP's estimate surprised to the upside earlier this week. Equities were mixed
in the Asia...
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