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  • #1
  • First Post: Edited May 21, 2014 11:53am Apr 3, 2014 12:27pm | Edited May 21, 2014 11:53am
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  • #2
  • Edited 2:11am Apr 4, 2014 2:00am | Edited 2:11am
Rolling 24-hour chart levels:

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Forex spot:       EUR/USD    USD/JPY    GBP/USD    USD/CHF
 
Spot 0610 GMT     1.3697     103.86     1.6582     0.8925
3 Day Trend       [u][b]Bearish[/b][/u]    Bullish    Bearish    Bullish
Weekly Trend      [u][b]Range[/b][/u]      Bullish    Range      Range
200 day ma        1.3550     100.38     1.6213     0.9049
3rd Resistance    1.3769     104.32     1.6660     0.8972
2nd Resistance    1.3754     104.20     1.6628     0.8964
1st Resistance    1.3738     104.12     1.6622     0.8930
Pivot*            1.3742     103.95     1.6610     0.8894
1st Support       1.3659     103.81     1.6571     0.8884
2nd Support       1.3648     103.67     1.6559     0.8875
3rd Support       1.3600     103.45     1.6545     0.8866

Intraday EUR/USD: Thursday's volatility leaves a bearish impression,
following the downward breach of 1.3704. New four-week lows are being
set below 1.3698, and the broader bear wave from the Mar. 13 peak at
1.3967 is sub-dividing, exposing two minimum downside requirement
targets at 1.3659 and 1.3648. Concerted bear pressure would expose
1.3600 in the coming sessions. A resistance cluster between 1.3738
and 1.3754 hampers scope for corrective gains, and only above 1.3769
would lift the tone.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurusdm-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurusdm-d1-exness-ltd.png

Weekly chart EUR/USD trend: Range.



Intraday USD/JPY: This week's USD strength remains on track for
resistance at 104.32. Thursday's ten-week high at 104.12 remains
vulnerable, and a 1.618 Fibonacci extension target at 104.20 is the
last line of defence protecting 104.32. Room for corrective weakness
would be given on a break below 103.81, but this week's Market
Profile chart indicates limited downside risk to 103.67.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/usdjpym-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/usdjpym-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart USD/JPY trend: Bullish.



Intraday GBP/USD: The setback from Monday's 1.6683 high has extended,
generating downside risk to 1.6559. But with backup support at
1.6545, downside risk appears corrective at this stage. That's due to
last week's upward breach of 1.6665 consigning the Mar. 24 reaction
low at 1.6467 to bear failure status, and keeping support at 1.6559
intact would prompt a recovery back to the 1.6622/28 resistance area.
GBP bulls need to force a break above 1.6628 in order to re-open
Thursday's high at 1.6660.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/gbpusdm-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/gbpusdm-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart GBP/USD trend: Range.



Intraday USD/CHF: Thursday's defining push above 0.8899 into
five-week highs puts pressure on resistance at 0.8930. Keeping key
support at 0.8814 intact this week has given new lifeblood to the
medium-term advance from the Mar. 13 base at 0.8698, and a break
above 0.8930 would open 0.8964/72 and 0.8990. Weakness will attract
support while above 0.8875, limiting scope for downside risk.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/usdchfm-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/usdchfm-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart USD/CHF trend: Range.
  • #3
  • Apr 4, 2014 2:12am Apr 4, 2014 2:12am
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 Second Table
 
Forex spot:       EUR/GBP    EUR/JPY    EUR/CHF    AUD/USD
 
Spot 0610 GMT     0.8261     142.28     1.2230     0.9236
3 Day Trend       Bearish    Range      Bullish    Bearish
Weekly Trend      Range      Bullish    Bearish    Bullish
200 day ma        0.8360     136.10     1.2258     0.9229
3rd Resistance    0.8330     143.79     1.2285     0.9305
2nd Resistance    0.8313     143.47     1.2260     0.9265
1st Resistance    0.8286     143.09     1.2236     0.9245
Pivot*            0.8281     142.78     1.2217     0.9231
1st Support       0.8252     142.19     1.2215     0.9220
2nd Support       0.8247     141.99     1.2193     0.9205
3rd Support       0.8205     141.75     1.2171     0.9170

Intraday EUR/GBP: Thursday's volatile action made a bearish
impression, leaving the Mar. 28 reaction low at 0.8247 vulnerable.
Thursday's initial probe to the upside was sharply capped at 0.8313
to form a bearish outside day, and follows hot on the heels of
Wednesday's bearish dark cloud cover candle. Loss of 0.8247 would
leave the 0.8313 high as a significant lower high, signalling further
weakness to the 0.8192/0.8205 higher lows. Resistance at 0.8286
defends the 0.8313 high.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurgbpm-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurgbpm-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart EUR/GBP trend: Range.



Intraday EUR/JPY: Wednesday's bearish doji candle has been confirmed,
signalling downside risk to 141.99. Thursday's break below 142.74
completed a double-top formation on the 60-minute chart, generating a
measured downside objective at 141.99. But the move is considered
corrective at this stage, and only a clean break below 141.99 would
concern broader-term EUR bulls. Strength earlier this week consigned
the Mar. 28 reaction low at 139.96 to bear failure status,
underpinning the corrective nature of the setback from 143.47.
Recapturing ground above 143.09 is required to re-open the week's
high at 143.47, and broader-term bulls remain on course for the
December 2013 peak at 145.68.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurjpym-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurjpym-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart EUR/JPY trend: Bullish.



Intraday EUR/CHF: The six-week high at 1.2236 during Friday's Asian
session upgrades the recovery from the Mar. 14 higher low at 1.2122.
Last week's pending bull failure has been negated, creating
additional upside risk to 1.2260 and generating a new minimum upside
objective at 1.2285 for the broader-term. Support at 1.2215 protects
Thursday's low at 1.2193.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurchfm-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/eurchfm-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart EUR/CHF trend: Bearish.



Intraday AUD/USD: Keeping support at 0.9205 intact has put projected
resistance at 0.9245 under intense pressure. The structure of the
recovery from Thursday's 0.9205 low indicates an upside break above
0.9245 is on the cards, and a break above Wednesday's lower high at
0.9265 would consign the 0.9205 low to bear failure status. Tuesday's
four-month high at 0.9305 would then be re-opened, bringing the key
0.9325/50 upside target area back within reach. A reversal below
0.9220 and 0.9205 would put AUD bears back in control, exposing
0.9170 and 0.9145.


http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/audusdm-w1-exness-ltd.png
http://charts.mql5.com/4/354/audusdm-d1-exness-ltd.png
Weekly chart AUD/USD trend: Bullish.
  • #4
  • Apr 4, 2014 2:23am Apr 4, 2014 2:23am
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  • #5
  • Apr 4, 2014 7:50am Apr 4, 2014 7:50am
NFP no clear direction exited trade.

NFP



  2. Prior 175k. Revised
    to 197k


  3. Unemployment rate 6.7% vs 6.6%
    exp. Prior 6.7%


  4. Private payrolls 192k vs 195k exp.
    Prior 162k. Revised to 188k


  5. Manufacturing payrolls -1k vs 7k
    exp. Prior 6k. Revised to 19k


  6. Government payrolls 0k vs 13k
    prior. Revised to 9k


  7. Average weekly earnings 0.0% vs
    0.2% exp. Prior 0.4%


  8. Average weekly hours 34.5 vs 34.4
    exp. Prior 34.2


  9. Participation rate 63.2% vs 63.0 prior


Not far off expectations and good upward revisions but
manufacturing and government payrolls take a hit. Also further
weakness in wages. Unemployment rate stays at 6.7%.

The initial reaction slammed the dollar down to 103.58 but it's
shot back up into 104 to 104.08.

It's less than a lot of the market was expecting but the
fact that it's not bad has been welcomed too. If anything it's
put the jobs train back on the track that the weather derailed and
that will likely comfort the market at least.

http://www.forexlive.com/wp-content/...April-2014.jpg

  • #6
  • Apr 5, 2014 7:33am Apr 5, 2014 7:33am
As the US labor force saw its biggest 1Q increase in 14 years, it wasn't just on population growth. Those counted as out of the labor force--a figure which has been hitting consistent records and breached 90M people for the first time in 2013--fell 778K last quarter, though that came after the metric jumped 1.1M in 4Q and 965K in 3Q. While that made for easy comparisons last quarter, 1Q's decline was the biggest since 2Q83. Then, the US economy started to move past its double-dip recession and feel the effects of Reaganomics, including its tax cuts. Now, if we can only get the repeated 300K/month job growth seen that following year and the accompanying big GDP gains.
  • #7
  • Apr 5, 2014 7:35am Apr 5, 2014 7:35am
More Jobs Less Drama

The March payrolls report came in close to expectations, a report that is unlikely to change thinking about the U.S. economy at the Federal Reserve or in the financial markets.
The report was a welcome respite from recent payrolls data, almost all disappointing. But it doesn't signal any momentum in the 2014 economy.
Nonfarm payrolls increased 192,000 last month, close to the 200,000 expected. February's gain was revised higher. The labor-force participation rate ticked up, a sign that more working-age adults think jobs prospects are improving and so those once out of the labor pool are entering the labor markets. The jobless rate held at 6.7%.
While the March payrolls data have less drama than numbers in the recent past, the labor markets still don't look robust. Much slack remains. The job gain average for the first quarter, 178,000, is lower than the 194,000 for all of 2013.
True, weather explains part of the first-quarter slowdown, but even the 2013 hiring pace isn't a muscular rate. Monthly gains will have to jump above 250,000 before it can be said that demand for labor is in overdrive.
Another sign of the slack in the labor markets is in wages.
Average hourly pay increased 2.1% in the year ended in March, the same year-over-year increase seen throughout this recovery. In other words, workers on average were getting 2% pay raises when the unemployment rate was close to 10%, and they're still getting 2% raises when the rate is below 7%.
In addition, businesses are still veering toward temporary help and part-time jobs. That helps companies match the labor supply with customer demands, but the trends also limit how much income is flowing into the consumer sector. And households remain the primary engine of the U.S. economy.
The consumer spending-jobs connection is critical to thinking about the outlook.
Job growth just under 200,000 per month ensures the recovery continues. But at that hiring pace, real gross domestic product won't grow above 2.5% for any sustainable time, and lackluster wage growth will keep the inflation rate under the Fed's 2% target for many months to come.
  • #8
  • Apr 7, 2014 2:53am Apr 7, 2014 2:53am
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                           Latest       Previous   %Chg    Daily    Daily   %Chg
Dollar Rates                               Close            High      Low  12/31
 
USD/JPY Japan           103.10-12      103.27-30  -0.17   103.39   103.00  -2.09
EUR/USD Euro            1.3715-16      1.3694-99  +0.14   1.3720   1.3698  -0.21
GBP/USD U.K.            1.6568-72      1.6564-84  -0.02   1.6581   1.6566  +0.08
USD/CHF Switzerland     0.8908-10      0.8922-32  -0.20   0.8925   0.8904  -0.24
USD/CAD Canada          1.0977-80      1.0974-86  -0.01   1.0984   1.0968  +3.36
AUD/USD Australia       0.9287-90      0.9283-88  +0.04   0.9295   0.9272  +4.19
NZD/USD New Zealand     0.8604-08      0.8579-88  +0.26   0.8614   0.8582  +4.68
 
Euro Rates
 
EUR/JPY Japan           141.40-44      141.42-54  -0.04   141.66   141.14  -2.29
EUR/GBP U.K.            0.8276-79      0.8257-73  +0.15   0.8280   0.8261  -0.29
EUR/CHF Switzerland     1.2216-20      1.2213-36  -0.05   1.2228   1.2216  -0.45
EUR/CAD Canada          1.5057-62      1.5032-52  +0.12   1.5059   1.5028  +3.16
EUR/AUD Australia       1.4766-72      1.4747-59  +0.11   1.4778   1.4740  -4.20
EUR/DKK Denmark         7.4661-76      7.4631-85  +0.01   7.4688   7.4646  +0.09
EUR/NOK Norway         8.2262-342     8.2061-195  +0.21   8.2354   8.2062  -1.38
EUR/SEK Sweden          8.9761-78     8.9727-847  -0.02   8.9851   8.9670  +1.46
EUR/CZK Czech Rep.      27.437-45     27.380-484  +0.03   27.458   27.420  +0.39
EUR/HUF Hungary         306.56-74      305.05-06  +0.31   306.63   305.76  +3.19
EUR/PLN Poland         4.1692-752     4.1558-697  +0.23   4.1758   4.1616  +0.41
 
Yen Rates
 
AUD/JPY Australia        95.74-78       95.85-93  -0.13    96.05    95.54  +1.99
GBP/JPY U.K.            170.82-89      171.05-31  -0.19   171.39   170.68  -2.02
CAD/JPY Canada           93.90-94       94.00-13  -0.16    94.19    93.82  -5.27
NZD/JPY New Zealand      88.71-77       88.59-72  +0.09    89.04    88.55  +2.50
 
Other Dollar Rates
 
USD/CZK Czech Rep.      20.004-10      19.990-20  -0.09   20.033   20.002  +0.60
USD/HUF Hungary         223.51-64      222.74-04  +0.18   223.58   223.14  +3.41
USD/DKK Denmark         5.4434-44     5.4488-520  -0.12   5.4506   5.4416  +0.30
USD/NOK Norway      5.9976-6.0032      5.9915-98  +0.08   6.0099   5.9894  -1.17
USD/PLZ Poland         3.0397-440     3.0340-440  +0.09   3.0449   3.0372  +0.63
USD/RUB Russia          35.554-58      34.691-06  +0.38   35.568   35.176  +8.00
USD/SEK Sweden          6.5442-52      6.5506-92  -0.16   6.5571   6.5410  +1.67
USD/ZAR S. Africa     10.5425-596    10.5302-706  +0.01  10.5623  10.5300  +0.59
 
USD/CNY China           6.2114-22      6.2140-50  -0.04   6.2144   6.2084  +2.58
USD/HKD Hong Kong       7.7558-64      7.7566-78  -0.01   7.7572   7.7564  +0.03
USD/MYR Malaysia        3.2664-72    3.2223-3392  -0.43   3.2786   3.2598  -0.49
USD/INR India           60.063-73      59.671-60  +0.32   60.220   59.800  -2.90
USD/IDR Indonesia       11295-300      11098-189  +1.38    11312    11189  -7.10
USD/PHP Philippines     44.809-40      44.862-05  -0.33   44.929   44.820  +0.97
USD/SGD Singapore       1.2600-04     1.2583-602  +0.08   1.2609   1.2590  -0.21
USD/KRW S. Korea     1054.29-6.50   1053.59-5.80  +0.07  1055.88  1050.86  -0.04
USD/TWD Taiwan          30.235-42     30.009-440  +0.05   30.364   30.230  +1.01
USD/THB Thailand        32.440-66      31.964-03  -0.30   32.489   32.454  -0.80
USD/VND Vietnam        20792-1386     20795-1389  -0.01    20792    21386  -0.20
 
USD/BRR Brazil          2.2333-92      2.2334-94  -0.01   2.2606   2.2392  -5.32
USD/MXN Mexico        13.0214-440    13.0052-208  +0.15  13.0295  13.0046  -0.07
USD/ARS Argentina   7.9997-8.0064  7.9477-8.0646  -0.04   8.0016   8.0052 +22.77
 
Source: ICAP Plc.
  • #9
  • Apr 8, 2014 6:48am Apr 8, 2014 6:48am
No Signs of deflaction in EU ?

Recent negative readings of inflation have mainly been limited to a handful of stressed countries, the central banker said in opening remarks to the Central Bank of Malta's annual report. Mr. Bonnici is also governor of the central bank for the island nation.

"There is at this stage no sign of deflation, or widespread price declines," he said. Rather, he said that negative price changes "are not widespread but rather concentrated mainly in the stressed countries" of the currency bloc. Moreover, he said that price drops were observed in only a small portion of the basket of goods measured. "In addition, there are no signs that low inflation is self-fulfilling as long-term inflation expectations remain well anchored."

"The Governing Council is looking at lower inflation from the perspective that it does not indicate deflation in the euro area" as a whole, "but it does indicate a correction that is taking place," he told his audience.

Inflation in March in the 18-country euro zone was 0.5%, the European Union's statistics agency Eurostat reported late last month. Some experts viewed the reading, a more than four-year low, as alarming, arguing that the data signaled a trend toward falling prices, or deflation. Deflation can be disastrous for an economy because it can put consumers off buying and makes repaying debt more onerous.

At the ECB's latest press conference Thursday, ECB President Mario Draghi went almost as far as he could to talk up the possibility that the ECB could soon either cut interest rates or buy up assets, without doing either.

Subsequently, ECB policy makers have expressed a potpourri of opinions on future steps. On Monday in London, Yves Mersch played down the risk of deflation and said that he didn't see an asset purchase program, known as quantitative easing, as an imminent policy step for the ECB. "QE is, above all, a theoretical concept," he said during a speech in London. "From theory to implementation is a long way."

The ECB sees "no imminent risk of deflation," he added.

Mr. Bonnici also said that the ECB still has "some standard policy tools to be used."

Yet ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio stressed the risks that come from having inflation too low for too long. He told European parliamentarians Monday, "We are in a situation of great concern due to the fact that a very low inflation regime [has] its own potential negative effects, in particular in the situation where there is a debt overhang, but also because being so low, any shock could possibly bring inflation into negative territory, " he said.

"The situation that could develop of negative inflation could be very serious. This has to be addressed and will be addressed," he added.

Malta, an island nation nestled between the Italian island of Sicily and northern Africa in the Mediterranean Sea, is the euro zone's smallest country, with a population of just over 400,000.
  • #10
  • Apr 10, 2014 5:49am Apr 10, 2014 5:49am
The fall in Australia's unemployment rate in March suggests the peak in the jobless rate might have passed, according to some economists. Unemployment fell to 5.8% in March from an upwardly revised decade-high of 6.1% in February, with 18,100 new jobs added to the economy over the months. "The labor market is stabilising and the unemployment rate may now have passed its peak," said Paul Bloxham, chief economist at HSBC, Australia. Craig James, chief economist at Commsec said "employment data has been volatile around turning points, but clearly the last three months of jobs growth suggest an improvement in labor market conditions." Still, the mining investment slowdown will be quite sharp in coming years, even accelerate. Stephen Walters, chief economist at JPMorgan, Australia, said "tens of thousands" of mining jobs will be lost over the next two to four years as A$200 billion in mining investment projects are completed. "It means a lot of mining employment will have to be found elsewhere," he said.
  • #11
  • Apr 11, 2014 2:27am Apr 11, 2014 2:27am
Bull trend showing no weakness we wait for some time.
http://charts.mql5.com/4/424/eurusdm-h4-exness-ltd.png
  • #12
  • Edited 1:15am Apr 12, 2014 1:04am | Edited 1:15am
TP was hit while I was sleeping good for the account ,This
week proved to be extremely bullish e/u lets have look at next week.



The U.S. trading week will be shortened by market closings for
Good Friday, but the remaining four days are packed with economic
reports. New data on inflation,
housing and factory
activity are on top for the week ending April 18.



Economists think Tuesday's consumer price index report will show
inflation remains too low to the Federal reserve's liking.



The median forecast of economists surveyed by The Wall Street
Journal is that the top-line CPI increased 0.1% in March from
February. The core index, that excludes food and energy, is projected
to rise 0.1% as well. The expected monthly change would mean yearly
top-line inflation in March is running about 1.4%, well below the
Fed's 2% target rate.



Wednesday's data should show that the housing sector bounced back
from winter's drag, according to the consensus view of economists.



Housing starts are forecast to increase 5.8% to an annual
rate of 960,000 in March. Building permits, which were less skewed
by the extreme weather, are expected to be little changed at 1.01
million.



Also on Wednesday, the Fed will report industrial production. The
median forecast calls for another solid increase of 0.5% in March, on
top of the 0.6% gain in February.



The March increase is suggested by the gain in the factory
workweek and the scheduled rise in auto assemblies.



The advance in output should push up the capacity utilization rate
to 78.7% last month from 78.4% in February.

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 DATE     TIME  RELEASE             PERIOD  CONSENSUS  PREVIOUS
          (ET)
Monday    0830  Retail Sales          Mar    +0.8% (16)   +0.3%
                  --ex autos          Mar    +0.4% (15)   +0.3%
                  --control group*    Mar    +0.6% (8)    +0.3%
          1000  Business Inventories  Feb    +0.6% (10)   +0.4%
Tuesday   0830  Consumer Price Index  Mar    +0.1% (16)   +0.1%
                  --ex food & energy  Mar    +0.1% (16)   +0.1%
          0830  NY Fed Empire St Svy  Apr    8.0  (10)    5.61
          1000  Housing Mkt Index     Apr    50   (11)    47
Wednesday 0830  Housing Starts        Mar    960K (16)    907K
                  --percent change           +5.8%        -0.2%
          0830  Building Permits      Mar    1.01mln(10)  1.014mln
                  --percent change           -0.4%        +7.3%
          0915  Industrial Production Mar    +0.5% (16)   +0.6%
          0915  Capacity Utilization  Mar    78.7% (16)   78.4%
Thursday  0830  Jobless Claims       Apr 12  315K  (12)   300K
          1000  Phila Fed Mfg Svy     Apr    9.9 (10)     9.0

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                           Latest       Previous   %Chg    Daily    Daily   %Chg
Dollar Rates                               Close            High      Low  12/31
 
USD/JPY Japan           101.58-62      101.51-56  +0.06   101.86   101.34  -3.52
EUR/USD Euro            1.3895-98      1.3885-89  +0.07   1.3905   1.3864  +1.11
GBP/USD U.K.            1.6742-46      1.6783-86  -0.24   1.6787   1.6718  +1.13
USD/CHF Switzerland     0.8746-50      0.8762-67  -0.19   0.8771   0.8744  -2.04
USD/CAD Canada          1.0966-68      1.0933-38  +0.29   1.0983   1.0918  +3.25
AUD/USD Australia      0.9396-400      0.9412-15  -0.16   0.9426   0.9364  +5.42
NZD/USD New Zealand     0.8678-82      0.8680-86  -0.04   0.8706   0.8626  +5.58
 
Euro Rates
 
EUR/JPY Japan           141.12-20      140.97-01  +0.12   141.56   140.66  -2.47
EUR/GBP U.K.           0.8298-300      0.8273-75  +0.30   0.8310   0.8272  -0.03
EUR/CHF Switzerland     1.2156-60      1.2168-72  -0.10   1.2179   1.2150  -0.94
EUR/CAD Canada          1.5238-42      1.5181-89  +0.36   1.5250   1.5162  +4.39
EUR/AUD Australia       1.4782-90      1.4748-56  +0.23   1.4835   1.4737  -4.09
EUR/DKK Denmark         7.4659-74      7.4646-79  +0.01   7.4692   7.4630  +0.09
EUR/NOK Norway         8.2363-404     8.2296-373  +0.06   8.2699   8.2262  -1.28
EUR/SEK Sweden         9.0683-766      9.0703-89  -0.02   9.0863   9.0558  +2.54
EUR/CZK Czech Rep.      27.450-92      27.427-65  +0.09   27.470   27.423  +0.50
EUR/HUF Hungary       305.97-6.48      305.13-95  +0.22   307.33   305.52  +3.05
EUR/PLN Poland         4.1773-808      4.1718-83  +0.10   4.1878   4.1734  +0.58
 
Yen Rates
 
AUD/JPY Australia        95.45-52       95.55-61  -0.10    95.70    95.08  +1.70
GBP/JPY U.K.            170.02-11      170.36-46  -0.21   170.89   169.53  -2.47
CAD/JPY Canada           92.59-63       92.81-88  -0.26    93.17    92.35  -6.59
NZD/JPY New Zealand      88.13-19       88.12-20   0.00    88.38    87.66  +1.83
 
Other Dollar Rates
 
USD/CZK Czech Rep.      19.754-82      19.751-77  +0.02   19.801   19.732  -0.60
USD/HUF Hungary         220.18-52      219.74-20  +0.15   221.49   219.88  +1.92
USD/DKK Denmark         5.3727-30      5.3758-74  -0.07   5.3855   5.3694  -1.01
USD/NOK Norway          5.9271-92     5.9266-313  -0.01   5.9587   5.9196  -2.36
USD/PLZ Poland          3.0061-82      3.0043-87  +0.02   3.0186   3.0036  -0.52
USD/RUB Russia          35.623-56     35.528-603  +0.21   35.760   35.540  +8.25
USD/SEK Sweden         6.5259-310      6.5320-74  -0.10   6.5495   6.5166  +1.41
USD/ZAR S. Africa     10.4801-952    10.4626-778  +0.17  10.5324  10.4340  -0.02
 
USD/CNY China           6.2117-26      6.2117-23  +0.00   6.2154   6.2046  +2.58
USD/HKD Hong Kong       7.7521-30      7.7526-34  -0.01   7.7545   7.7526  -0.02
USD/MYR Malaysia      3.1779-2932      3.2244-52  +0.33   3.2438   3.2240  -1.44
USD/INR India           60.317-81      60.410-30  -0.12   60.409   60.083  -2.44
USD/IDR Indonesia        11450-75       11345-65  +0.95    11471    11318  -5.74
USD/PHP Philippines    44.267-484      44.305-16  +0.15   44.469   44.230  -0.04
USD/SGD Singapore       1.2478-82     1.2497-503  -0.16   1.2513   1.2466  -1.17
USD/KRW S. Korea     1034.69-6.90     1037.40-58  -0.16  1042.68  1033.82  -1.89
USD/TWD Taiwan          30.065-96      30.108-30  -0.13   30.108   30.022  +0.49
USD/THB Thailand        32.254-98      32.252-94  +0.01   32.335   32.214  -1.34
USD/VND Vietnam         21045-155      21035-140  +0.06    21075    21125  -0.15
 
USD/BRR Brazil         2.2096-154      2.2022-95  +0.30   2.2161   2.1890  -6.32
USD/MXN Mexico        13.0689-710    13.0579-655  +0.06  13.1212  13.0280  +0.22
USD/ARS Argentina   7.9973-8.0038  7.9974-8.0040   0.00   8.0028   8.0006 +22.73
 
Source: ICAP Plc.
  • #13
  • Apr 15, 2014 3:21am Apr 15, 2014 3:21am
Unexpected e/u fall booked some losses.
  • #14
  • Apr 15, 2014 6:57am Apr 15, 2014 6:57am
The French bank expects a decent run of US data Tuesday which is says is likely to keep US yields and in turn, the USD under upward pressure especially against the low yielding currencies. The bank looks for headline CPI to be flat on the month but with upside risks from firmer food prices, while the base effects will push yr-yr inflation back to 1.5%. The headline April NY Empire Manufacturing survey is expected to improve a touch after the modest gains seen in March. Position wise in FX, BNPP is long USD/CHF and short NZD/USD. The DJN survey forecasts for the Empire survey is 8.0 from 5.61 last, CPI +0.1% for headline and core.
  • #15
  • Apr 15, 2014 8:17am Apr 15, 2014 8:17am
looks like indecisive market closed all open positions. although they were hedged but i don't like to pay overnight swaps.
  • #16
  • Apr 15, 2014 10:52am Apr 15, 2014 10:52am
http://charts.mql5.com/4/460/eurusdm-m15-exness-ltd.png
  • #17
  • Apr 16, 2014 8:27am Apr 16, 2014 8:27am
A small scalp is enough for now yellen can give us a big surprise .

http://charts.mql5.com/4/469/eurusdm-m1-exness-ltd.png


http://charts.mql5.com/4/470/eurusdm-m15-exness-ltd.png
  • #18
  • Apr 16, 2014 9:36am Apr 16, 2014 9:36am
US dollar regains its footing on an encouraging 0.7% gain in industrial production last month. USD/JPY pops back up to 102.31 from 102.22 before the report, winning back the ground lost after a downbeat housing report earlier this morning. EUR/USD now nearly given up the day's gains at 1.3822. Day-to-day data will push the dollar round, but focus remains on the Fed. Yellen is due to speak this afternoon about policy, which could keep a lid on dollar gains if she convinces investors the central bank intends to keep it policy rate low for some time.
  • #19
  • Apr 16, 2014 11:01am Apr 16, 2014 11:01am
Gold trade hope it survives , some of the profits locked by SL.

http://charts.mql5.com/4/471/gold-h4...al-markets.png
  • #20
  • Apr 17, 2014 4:19am Apr 17, 2014 4:19am
EU up GOLD down strange.
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