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USD/JPY Technical Analysis: January 23, 2017
Subsequent to the speech made by Janet Yellen, the US dollar abated. But the greens reversed few of its losses on Friday on the back of the inauguration speech of Donald Trump.
The greenbacks attempted to reach 115.00 barrier amid Asian hours. The bulls pushed the level prior to the onset of the EU trading. The price was unable to maintain its upward impetus and turn back through 115.00 eventually.
The 4-hour chart indicates that the price rebounded to the 50-EMA during the Asian session and it further moved between the 50 and 100-EMAs in the Euro hours. The 100 and 50-EMAs employ a downward trend while 200-EMA was confined in the flat lining. Resistance touched the 116.00 level, support hit 115.00 area.
The MACD histogram arrived in the positive zone and if it hovered on its position, the buyers will strengthened. RSI stayed around the overvalued territory.
The general outlook for the pair remained to be bullish as it rack up through the resistance region 116.00.
The USD/JPY could fail and return to the downside in case the 115.00 handle were unable to support the bullish investors.
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GBP/USD Fundamental Analysis: January 24, 2017
Today’s trading session is expected to be very critical for the GBP/USD pair since UK is now awaiting for the release of the country’s SC ruling with regards to its eurozone membership, as well as the Brexit process, which is set to be released during today’s session. The GBP/USD pair has increased in value over the past 24 hours as part of market anticipation, with the currency pair closing yesterday’s session at over 1.2500 points after months of being unable to go over 1.2500 due to repeated pummeling from bears of the said currency. However, since yesterday was a generally good day for the sterling pound, the market is expecting that this currency pair would be able to reach 1.2700 or even 1.2800 in the short-term outlook for the GBP/USD pair.
The UK Supreme Court will be releasing its decision on whether the Article 50 will have to undergo scrutiny from the Parliament or otherwise, since the Article 50 is an essential factor on the carrying out of the Brexit process. The market is generally anticipating that the SC will be approving the Article 50 invocation, and if this does happen, then this will ensure that the whole of the Brexit process will be well-thought of, and this will ensure that equal distribution of ideas instead of the power becoming limited to select people in the government. This is expected to drive up the value of the GBP, but then there are also some risks that the Parliament approval might cause delays in the Brexit process since all views and ideas must be taken into consideration as part of the process.
There are no major news releases from the UK except for the SC ruling for the Brexit process, as well as from the US.
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NZD/USD Technical Analysis: January 25, 2017
As the Asian session emerged, the bullish momentum appeared to be short-lived yesterday. The price failed to hold its gains and reversed down from the 0.7250 level. Sellers expanded their profits breaking the price through 0.7200 region amid the EU trades. The selling interest was unable to maintain its position upon reaching the region and endured price rejection upwards.
The NZD/USD is confined on top of the moving averages based on the 4-hour chart. The 100 and 50-EMA kept its bullish stance while 200-EMA was flat. Resistance touched 0.7250 mark, support entered 0.7200 handle.
The MACD tool still presented the same position as buyer’s strength continued to grow. The RSI settled close to the oversold readings, confirming another lower trend.
Meanwhile, the 0.7250 barrier is the next bullish target. In case, a return occurred towards 0.7150 there is a probable decline against the 0.7100 support.
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GBP/USD Technical Analysis: January 30, 2017
The sterling softened on the back of the demand growth for the greenbacks. The GBPUSD was able to recover few of its losses subsequent to the meeting between Trump and May. The US data showed some pessimism which further hit the pair higher.
The British currency loses its value against its U.S peer during the night trades on Thursday. The spot was removed from 1.2600 level and placed in 1.2500 region amid Asian session. The pound extends its losses during EU hours, en route 1.2500. However, the level stalled the seller’s progress and kicked the spot higher. The price resumed its development on top of the moving averages as shown in the 4-hour chart while the 100 and 50-EMAs stirred upwards and the 200-EMA sits in the neutral position. Resistance touched 1.2600, support jump in the 1.2500 mark. The MACD histogram weakened which further slowed down buyer’s position. The RSI escaped from the overvalued territory and came in through the neutral zone.
The bullish outlook generally exists in the market while the pair got an opportunity to make recovery in case it surpassed 1.2600. A breakout within the 1.2600 handle would direct to 1.2700. Furthermore, the prevailing selling pressure could impact the spot and pushed below the mark 1.2500.
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