Tag Archives: AUD/USD
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: – USDJPY is expected to hold below our 102.40/103.10 target near-term, for a correction to recent strength.
URUSD still trying to quit the 1.3000 habit. USDJPY dips.
EURUSD – 1.3000 is the obvious focus, but we’ve all gotten use to the criss-crossing by now as the 200-day moving average and 55-day moving averages are also converging on this level.
UBS Morning Adviser
Timing the UK Trade BoE Governor Mervyn King delivers his final Inflation Report this week and he would be relieved that data is finally stabilising.
Markets Wrap & Startegy
Downward momentum in the NZD/USD resumed overnight. It slipped from early evening highs close to 0.8320 to trade at 0.8240 this morning.
Asian Currencies Technicals
AUD/USD: The pair is hovering just above the June 14 lows from 2012 after picking up where it left off last week and heading lower yesterday.
Daily FX Update
FX Market Update – Entering the NA session, markets are quiet and favouring risk aversion. China released slightly weaker than expected industrial production and
AUD/USD Technical Analysis
(0,9968)The AUSSIE is still under some pressure suggesting further direct weakness toward a possible target at 0,9896.
Economy returns to focus in a busy data week…
JPY was centre stage to close the week following the USD/JPY break higher over the 100 level in Thursday’s US session.
AUD/USD Technical Analysis
(0,9995) The AUSSIE confirmed another weak closing on Friday managing already a 1,00 undershooting. The weekly closing was also very weak supporting lower levels.
Technical Alert
More dollar strength, bonds at crucial levels EUR/USD: The exit from the bear flag resulted in the sought move down to the key support. However with the key support, B-wave low at 1.2954,
UBS Morning Adviser
No Floor For AUDNZD RBNZ Governor Wheeler confirmed last week that the central bank has intervened by selling New Zealand dollars.
Australia’s April Business Confidence Fell
Australia’s economy notices a business confidence slump in April after the recent prompt support from the Reserve Bank of Australia,