Tag Archives: AUD/USD
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: – USDCHF’s surge above .9395/97 confirms a larger base, turning the trend bullish for .9520/35 next.
The Global Macro Pulse
S&P futures are off slightly after a lacklustre New York trading session. The Nikkei has fallen 1.3%, but the Kospi is up 0.4%,
AUD/USD Technical Analysis
(0,9130) The AUSSIE confirmed a session of consolidation remaining interior the range of the previous session forming a new inside day with 0,9200 – 0,9025 the levels to follow in the coming hours.
UBS Morning Adviser
A New BRICS Wall? Perhaps a pure coincidence, but just when Draghi was being questioned about a coordinated G10 response to any crisis in Emerging Markets,
Asian Currencies Technicals
AUD/USD continues to pause ahead of the Ichimoku cloud base and the Aug 19 high with the pair dipping back towards the $0.9063-74 support region.
AUD/USD Technical Analysis
(0,9148) The AUSSIE confirmed a strong closing last night after a test of the suggested neck line of a reversed S_H_S formation at 0,9180!!
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: – USDCHF is breaking above key resistance at .9395/97 to establish its expected base, and we stay bullish for .9520/35, then .9647.
UBS Morning Adviser
Another Victim of A Strong AUD Even though the Australian dollar has seen a mini-rebound over the past 48 hours,
Trade Balance – July 2013
The July trade balance came in at a deficit of $0.8bn, which was well below market expectations of $0.1bn surplus (CBA (f): $-0.2bn).
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD has been the strongest performing currency over the past 24 hours. The NZD/USD has rocketed around a cent higher to 0.7910 while the NZD/JPY has soared from 77.60 to almost 79.00.
Asian Currencies Technicals
The rally towards the key $0.9315-43 resistance region continues with the AUD/USD pausing ahead of the Ichimoku cloud base yesterday and Aug 19 high.
FX Daily Strategist: US
Data keeps bearish EURGBP momentum intact The highlight of the European economic data this morning is the UK services PMI which held up at very robust levels, registering a slight increase to 60.5.