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Monday Market Update: Bearish pressure mounts on US Dollar 12/10/2015
There is a growing bearish pressure on US Dollar ahead of the US Inflation report scheduled for this Thursday, October 15.
Last month’s weak NFP report and FED’s dovish outlook led major currency counterparts to gain momentum and strengthen v the greenback. Aussie claims 9th consecutive day in green while Gold is looking to advance above $1200 / oz.
USD/JPY is due a break out (see USDJPY.Daily chart) with targets around lows of 116 (monthly S3) or 123.50 (monthly r3). Ideally you want to wait for a break out from the current symmetrical triangle patter and wait for retest of support/resistance but bearing in mind that most of other major currencies are also at or close major supports and resistances, the retest may be fast or none at all.
Latest turn around in the commodity market pushed price of gold towards resistance around $1170 / oz. and current technical setup suggests a likely move above $1200 / oz. last seen back in June. Intraday support is around $1150 / oz. break and close below will negate the bullish wave.
GBP/USD is likely to continue bullish momentum and progress up towards 1.5480 – 1.5500 (monthly r1) with intraday support currently at 1.5300 (monthly PP).
The upcoming reports in this week’s economic calendar do not look too promising in favour of US Dollar with Retail Sales, CPI and Jobless Claims are looking to disappoint and prolong the long awaited hike in bank rates.
Expect higher volatility and liquidity from Wednesday onwards and don’t forget to review your account for risk management and don’t forget to set stop orders.
There is a growing bearish pressure on US Dollar ahead of the US Inflation report scheduled for this Thursday, October 15.
Last month’s weak NFP report and FED’s dovish outlook led major currency counterparts to gain momentum and strengthen v the greenback. Aussie claims 9th consecutive day in green while Gold is looking to advance above $1200 / oz.
USD/JPY is due a break out (see USDJPY.Daily chart) with targets around lows of 116 (monthly S3) or 123.50 (monthly r3). Ideally you want to wait for a break out from the current symmetrical triangle patter and wait for retest of support/resistance but bearing in mind that most of other major currencies are also at or close major supports and resistances, the retest may be fast or none at all.
Latest turn around in the commodity market pushed price of gold towards resistance around $1170 / oz. and current technical setup suggests a likely move above $1200 / oz. last seen back in June. Intraday support is around $1150 / oz. break and close below will negate the bullish wave.
GBP/USD is likely to continue bullish momentum and progress up towards 1.5480 – 1.5500 (monthly r1) with intraday support currently at 1.5300 (monthly PP).
The upcoming reports in this week’s economic calendar do not look too promising in favour of US Dollar with Retail Sales, CPI and Jobless Claims are looking to disappoint and prolong the long awaited hike in bank rates.
Expect higher volatility and liquidity from Wednesday onwards and don’t forget to review your account for risk management and don’t forget to set stop orders.