The following are UBS' latest short-term (mostly intraday) trading strategies for EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD. EUR/USD: is still trading with a bid tone. We prefer to remain short with plenty of chances to cover on intraday dips...
Westpac are backing the pound sterling to stage a recovery against Aussie dollar. Strategists at Australia’s Westpac are backing the British pound to advance against the Australian dollar...
The prospect of another New Zealand interest rate cut in coming months has just decreased further. The progression of interest rates is fundamentally important for the outlook of the NZD...
W1 price is located to be above 200 SMA and above 100 SMA with the ranging market condition within the primary bullish: The price is ranging within 195.86 key resistance level and 180.39 key support level...
Fredrik Nerbrand, global head of asset allocation for HSBC, has trimmed his weight in the S&P 500 index to 0% from 5...
#GPBUSD has responded to unexpectedly weak #inflation data in the UK with a sharp drop. Today the country will release the data on #employment, so we do not expect #prices to stabilize. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
An upward movement of #Gold looks healthy and #trend #indicators confirm it. It is recommended to hold long positions opened on a breakout of 1170.50. We should also pay attention to today's publication of data on retail sales in the USA. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
BNP Paribas made fundamental forecast concerning Retail Sales news event for today: "They expect only a flat reading in total retail sales although the control group sales should come in at a more respectable pace of 0.3% m/m...
USD/JPY is on bullish market condition for ranging between 116.13 support level and 125.85 resistance level. The key levels for the pair are the folloiwng: 116.13 support level and Yearly Central Pivot at 114...
#Gold #futures are rising after the weak data on the consumer price #index published in China. This statistics may indicate that the #PBOC will take new steps of monetary policy easing and it supports #precious #metals. Find out more by checking out the Source Link...
NZD/USD is on long-term bearish market condition for ranging between 0.6102 support level and 0.6720 resistance level. The key levels for the pair are the folloiwng: 0.6102 support level and S3 Pivot at 0.6029 as the next bearish target, and 0.6720 resistance level and S2 Pivot at 0...
EURUSD: With EUR continuing to trade below the 1.1396 level and its major resistance at the 1.1459 zone, our bias remains to the downside. This suggest its upside risk is now limited while maintaining below the 1.1459 level and downside threat remains the immediate bias...
A new forecast warns that those hoping for better pound exchange rates could be bitterly disappointed. We have reported time and again on how the finance world's leading analysts continue to predict a higher GBP to EUR exchange rate...
W1 price is located between 200 SMA and 100 SMA with the ranging market condition within the primary bullish - the price is located to be above 200 SMA. The price is above 200 SMA for the bullish market condition...
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The following are the latest technical setups for EUR/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD, and NZD/USD as provided by the technical strategy team at Barclays Capital. EUR/USD: Monday’s topping candle and declining volumes have prompted us to re-instate our bearish view against resistance in the 1.1460 area...
Since the beginning of September, we have seen European Central Bank president Mario Draghi reiterating he is eager to expand the euro area's stimulative program to boost the economy, however, the single currency climbed 1...
David Folkerts-Landau, global head of research at Deutsche Bank, said in a talk with Bloomberg earlier that sticking to the zero bound of monetary policy for any longer would be a mistake of historical proportions...
