Thursday, May 23, 2013

EU Morning Report – Euro, hurricane Sally and BoJ

Monday, October 29th, 2012

The euro (EUR) is weakening against most of its major counterparts, as market participants disliked reports on Greek officials and the troika being unable to reach an agreement. The troika report that has been anticipated for a while now is expected to be published on the 12th of November at the latest. Investors worldwide are expected to closely monitor the US dollar (USD) against the Japanese yen (JPY) ahead of Bank of Japan (BoJ) policy decision tomorrow. Most economists expect that the BoJ will increase the size of its Asset Purchase Program by 10 trillion yen. Hurricane Sandy will hit New York today and several trading floors will be closed, however no disruption to electronic trading is expected.

§ The New Zealand dollar (NZD) appears weak against the US dollar (USD), as the markets open following past week’s comments by Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) Governor Wheeler that a lower exchange rate is best for New Zealand’s economy only if price stability and financial strength are not jeopardised.

§ OIL is now trading around 86.00 US dollars a barrel while the 84.90 level seems to be acting as a short-term support. A break below this level could pave the way for lower lows.

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Outlook . Pivot Preference1 Sentiment2
. EURUSD 1.2960 SHORT  @ 1.2950 49% of deals buy EUR
. USDJPY 79.90 SHORT @ 79.90 67% of deals buy USD
. GBPUSD 1.6125 SHORT @ 1.6125 38% of deals buy GBP
. AUDUSD 1.0325 LONG @ 1.0325 47% of deals buy AUD
. GOLD 1718 SHORT @ 1718 63% of deals buy GOLD
. OIL 86.75 SHORT @ 86.75 81% of deals buy OIL
1 data generated by Trading Central, 2 data obtained from easy-forex Inside Viewer
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Calendar Currency Time (GMT) Event Forecast
. GBP 10:30 Consumer Credit in September 0.13bil
. USD 13:30 Personal Income in September 0.4%
. USD 13:30 Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) in September 0.1%
Movers Shakers
USDPLN
The US dollar (USD) retraced off a higher high at 3.2226 versus the Polish zloty (PLN) on Friday and is currently consolidating above 3.2000. The pair appears to have created a range from 3.1800 to 3.2200 and rebounds off these levels are more likely than breakouts. Nevertheless, market participants should pay close attention at the price behaviour around those levels.
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