Currencies
were mainly range-bound versus the dollar yesterday due to an absence of major US data
releases and Fed speakers.
USDJPY
continues to remain in a narrow range with a strong resistance at 83.50.
Reuters reported Japan
government officials are concerned about how oil price hikes; political
developments will impact the economy.
Euro was
range-bound as well due to a lack of news. 1.3860 remains as a strong support.
Even though there seems to be a bullish sentiment over ECB’s possible rate hike
next month, concerns over sovereign risk seems to be capping the Euro on the
upside. We just saw Moody’s downgrade Spain rating to AA2.
The Aussie
employment figures came out a lot weaker than consensus this morning which
pulled the Aussie 30 points lower. China ’s trade
balance figures pushed the Aussie even lower towards 1.0015 levels, as the
numbers came out negative.
There’s
quite a lot of data out tonight, specifically the BOE rate decision, where we
could see some cable movement tonight.
Data Today
German trade balance – 7am GMT
Bank of England
Rate Decision – 12pm GMT
US initial jobless claims – 1.30pm
GMT
US trade balance – 1.30pm GMT
Happy Trading!
FxTaurian
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