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Stiri piata valutara: - Stopped out of EURUSD short
- Euro Support Starts at 12780
- New Zealand Dollar Breaks from a Bullish Pattern
- Australian Dollar Short Term Trendline Resistance
- Japanese Yen Channel is Key
- Swiss Franc 10250 is Level to Watch
- Crude Working Towards 7700
- Gold Rolling Over…Finally?
- Canadian Dollar Tests Short Term Channel
- Jamie's Post NFP Video
- U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Declines Less Than Economists Expectations, Unemployment Rate Rises to 9.6%
Nonfarm payrolls in the world’s largest economy tumbled 54,000 in August after falling a revised 54,000 the previous month amid economists’ expectations of -105,000. At the same time, the unemployment rate rose to 9.6 percent from 9.5 percent in July. In turn, the Japanese yen, and the U.S. dollar lost ground against all major currencies as sentiment shifted gears. Meanwhile, U.S. futures pushed higher subsequent to the report, and indeed, risk appetite maybe the main theme going into the North American trade. Market participants should caution entering a trade today as many traders are offline going into the holiday weekend.
- USDCAD: Stay Long as Prices Test Channel Bottom
- Aud/Cad Looking to Post Fresh 2010 High; Look to Fade
- Euro, British Pound Rally Against the U.S. Dollar Ahead of the U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Report
The Euro extended its three day advance against the U.S. dollar ahead of the highly anticipated nonfarm payrolls report from the world’s largest economy. Indeed, we may see whipsaw price action ahead of the report as the currency market looks for direction. Market participants should not rule out a less than usual reaction to the release as some traders are offline going into the holiday weekend.
- Aussie/Cad Cross Surprisingly Stands Out on NFP Friday; Looking to Sell
There is not a lot to talk about ahead of the European open, with the markets locked in some tight consolidation over the past several hours and seemingly content on waiting for the big release later today in the form of US non-farm payrolls.
- KBC: Czech bond yields at all time lows
The holiday season mood still prevailed in the Czech forex market as the EUR/CZK pair hovered around the 24.75 level yesterday. There were no domestic events, which could bring a stronger price action (driven by domestic impulses). On the other hand, the ... - DAILY FOREX AND DOW JONES RECOMMENDED LEVELS
EUR/USD Today#8217;s support: - 1.2735 and 1.2690(main), where correction is possible. Break would give 1.2677, where correction also may be. Then follows 1.2653. Break of the latter would result in 1.2626. If a strong impulse, we would see 1.2590. ...... - Asian Market Update: Equities, FX brace for Non-farm payrolls; Chinese press speculates on reserve breakdown; Japan MoF far from intervention
- Nikkei225 +0.2% - SP/ASX flat - Kospi +0.2% - Taiex +1.3% - Shanghai Composite -0.5% - Sept SP Futures -0.2% at 1,087 - Oct Gold +0.1% $1,252/oz - Oct Crude oil -0.5% $74.67/brl - Dec Wheat +0.8% at $7.19 ***Economic Data***... - Fundamental Outlook at 1400 GMT (EDT + 0400)
The euro appreciated vis-#224;-vis the U.S. dollar today as the single currency tested offers around the US$ 1.2845 level and was supported around the $1.2775 level. Today#8217;s intraday low was right around the 38.2% retracement of the $1.1880 - ...... - US Market Update: Dow -3 S&P +4 NASDAQ +13
- (EU) ECB maintained the Main Refi Rate at 1.00%; As Expected - (US) Q2 Final Nonfarm Productivity: -1.8% v -1.9%e; Unit Labor Costs: 1.1% v 1.2%e - (US) Initial Jobless Claims: 472K v 475K; Continuing Claims: 4.456M v 4.440Me - (SI) Singapore ...... - Daily Market Report
SP futures trading up about 1 point at the time of writing and now above that 0 Sigma (1078) that has held as resistance since that gap down day on 10th of August. I would not be surprised if we actually break out higher in the next 4 sessions, out of th... - British Pound Under Pressure Amid IMF Debt Concerns, Weak Housing Data
During the overnight trade, the IMF warned that Portugal, Italy, and Greece are amongst the countries with the highest risk of unsustainable debt, while also adding that U.K.#8217;s debt to GDP could rise to 90.6 percent in 2015. In turn, the GBPUSD ......
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