Daily Analysis of GBP/USD for June 30, 2016 The Cable has been doing consolidation moves during the week, and now we can see a breakout above the 1.3380 level, which should expose the resistance zone of 1.3653, where a pullback can happen to resume the bearish bias...
EURUSD Daily Forecast: June 30 2016 EURUSD Forecast The EURUSD had a bullish momentum yesterday topped at 1.1130. The bias is bullish in nearest term testing 1.1200 which is a good place to sell with a tight stop loss targeting 1.0700. Immediate support is seen around 1.1070...
GBPUSD Daily Forecast: June 30 2016 GBPUSD Forecast The GBPUSD attempted to push higher yesterday topped at 1.3533 but closed lower at 1.3422. The bias remains neutral in nearest term but as long as stay below 1...
USDJPY Daily Forecast: June 30 2016 USDJPY Forecast The USDJPY was indecisive yesterday. The bias remains neutral in nearest term. As long as stay below 103.55 I still prefer a bearish scenario at this phase. Immediate support is seen around 102.50...
USDCHF Daily Forecast: June 30 2016 USDCHF Forecast The USDCHF failed to continue its bullish momentum yesterday and now still struggling around 0.9800. The bias is neutral in nearest term. Immediate support is seen around 0.9760...
Your Economic Data/Event Calendar for today in Europe 30 June 2016 Greetings and welcome to month-end. And that's means month-end flows ( don't forget the usual EURGBP demand for the UK's EU membership fees. Yes we've still got to pay those for a while yet!). Also keep an eye on the 15...
EURUSD: Having EURUSD closed higher on Wednesday, it could face further upside. This development if seen will aim at its key overhead resistance at 1.1130 zone. On the downside, support lies at the 1.1100 level. Further down, support comes in at the 1...
OTTAWA (MNI) - The world after Brexit is one of heightened uncertainty with a higher risk of a global recession, which is "bad news" for most commodity-led countries and their currencies, T. Rowe Price Global Unconstrained Bond Fund Portfolio Manager Arif Husain told MNI...
DNB Markets have updated their foreign exchange forecasts for the new post-Brexit world and the dollar and Scandis are the big winners...
What a gift Brexit has been for those transferring euros into pounds - the rate has moved in your favour considerably. The question you may be asking is whether even better rates are coming your way? The rapid climb from 0.76 to 0.82 has certainly turned the outlook for the exchange rate positive...
ING warn that pound sterling will reach levels of 'extreme' undervaluation against the euro over coming months while the euro is not at risk of a fall to parity against the dollar despite the threats to the EU posed by Brexit. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you...
Giving his latest strategic forecast for the US dollar vs Canadian dollar, Jeremy Stretch at CIBC Markets writes: Despite seeing the CAD trading on the defensive in yesterday’s session the failure of USD CAD to close above the 100-day MAV, (1.3087) is significant, at least in the short run...
Risky assets continue to trade better supported. Despite the better tone to risk, USDJPY is struggling to rally, perhaps a reflection that the meeting in Tokyo between Abe and Kuroda yielded no new signals for easing...
Below is GBPUSD H4 chart after Brexit. I will explain with ichimoku kinko hyo. Tenkan has continally upward direction. Chikou span makes higer point. And there is the resistence of Kijunsen and kumo...
On Brexit’s leave decision, EURUSD went down as was expected, fueled by the fear of an economic downturn in the Eurozone...
With global focus on the UK referendum and outcome, investors could be forgiven for forgetting that Australia will be holding an election on 2 July, in which both the lower and upper house seats are up for grabs...
Speculation continues mounting is the UK will indeed leave the EU or that there will be a regret on Brexit – Bregret or if you wish, an EU-turn or a Breturn. This big event is already taking its toll on the economy, but provides growth in new words...
