EUR/USD: Traders Remain Net-Long Despite a Mixed Bias
The combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a further mixed EURUSD trading bias.
The combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a further mixed EURUSD trading bias.
Traders are further net-long than yesterday and last week, and the combination of current sentiment and recent changes gives us a stronger Spot Gold-bearish contrarian trading bias.
The Nikkei 225 has staged a modest bounce-back this week, and in so doing highlighted the importance of a key medium-term prop
Precious metals have been gradually on the move higher, but another little push will have resistance in focus for both gold and silver.
OVERVIEW UK PM May vows to resist being pushed from Parliament and has the support of at least 158 of her Conservative party allies US crude oil and gasoline inventories exceed 5-year averages. Gold crept up to $1,245.29 per ounce, as US CPI slides to 0.0 and Core CPI dropped to 0.2 percent HIGHLIGHT
The Dollar eased some in N.Y. trade on Wednesday, taking the DXY to 96.90 lows from overnight highs of 97.49. A benign U.S. CPI print weighed some on the Greenback, as did the return of risk-on conditions following reports of progress in the U.S./China trade war. EUR-USD topped at 1.1387 before edging back under 1.1360, […]
A risk-on theme has been coursing through forex markets, concomitantly with rallying global equity markets, which has seen the Dollar bloc currencies rise and the Yen decline. The biggest mover out of the main Dollar pairings and associated cross rates has been AUD-JPY, which is showing a 0.4% gain heading into the London interbank open. […]
The Dollar has been trading mixed-to-firmer, losing a little ground to the Euro and the Pound, both of which settled after falling sharply over the last day, while gaining versus the Yen and other currencies. Both the Euro the Pound remain heavy overall as political uncertain envelopes sentiment, with French President Macron facing a parliamentary […]
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The Japanese Yen is stuck in a wide trading range against the US Dollar which seems to enjoy quite strong base support. The same can’t be said for poor GBP/JPY however.
The Malaysian Ringgit and Indonesian Rupiah might have had false breakouts against the US Dollar. Meanwhile, the Singapore Dollar is overshadowed by a bullish reversal pattern.