Tag Archives: NZD/USD
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.
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.
Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: Cross rates fuel AUD bid
AUD strength is becoming increasingly prominent on several cross rates. While the threat of this was noted in Global Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy earlier this week,
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: ● USDJPY maintains a “triangle” continuation pattern and we stay bullish for 101.54/64, and eventually back to the 103.10/74 peak.
FX G10 Morning Trader Views
EUR – Eur continues to be under pressure with bounces limited yesterday to 1.3185/90 and no different in asia o/n.
Daily FX Wrap and Strategy
The NZD was basically side-lined overnight. From above 0.7830, the NZD/USD dribbled back below 0.7800 as markets suffered another case of butterflies and
Asian Currencies Technicals
The close above the 21-DMA for the aussie sees focus shift to Aug 19s high with the Ichimoku cloud base noted below.
Riksbank rate decision – small market moves expected
On Thursday, the Swedish Riksbank will once again leave its main policy rate unchanged at 1.0%.
FX G10 Morning Trader Views
EUR – Sustaining the downward move from the back end of last week with a sell off to a new low on the ldn open – seeing early selling from rm and spec names taking us to 1.3164 low.
FX Daily Majors
Today’s highlights: ● USDJPY above 99.15 completes a large bullish “triangle” continuation pattern and
Daily FX Volume and Technical Strategy: EUR stirred, not shaken
As investors return from the long weekend in the US, yield differentials are likely to dominate FX price action.