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Jun 13 2013, 12:34 PM
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June 13: currency review
EUR/USD renewed highs rising to $1.3369. Yesterday euro gained on positive data including CPI numbers and better than expected industrial production. Today the ECB will release its monthly bulletin (08:00 GMT). Yet, there are problems on the European background. Protests in Greece are intensifying, while German Constitutional Court is questioning the ECB’s ability to use the OMT and 10-year sovereign bond yields are on the rise again.
GBP/USD is consolidating just below $1.5700. UK released yesterday better-than expected unemployment data. Today on the agenda there’s only a speech from the Bank of England’s Tucker (12:15 GMT). USD/CAD is trying to rise above 1.0220. USD/CHF slipped to 0.9170.
USD/JPY dropped from 96.10 and hit a fresh 3-months low of 94.18 following the yesterday’s long-legged daily “doji”. Bank of Japan’s head Kuroda told PM Abe that Japan’s real economy is recovering steadily. The regulator offered to buy 200B yen debt with maturity 10+ years and to buy 450B yen debt with maturity 5 to 10 years.
AUD/USD jumped above $0.9500 on the employment report release (key figures were better than expected) to a high of $0.9520, but plummeted to $0.9430 quickly after that. As of writing, Aussie recovered to $0.9465. Australian employment rose by 11K in May (forecast: -9.8K, prev.: 45.0K). Unemployment rate slipped to 5.5% (previous and forecast: 5.6%). NZD/USD dropped to $0.7895. As expected, RBNZ left the benchmark cash rate unchanged at 2.5%. RBNZ’s governor Wheeler said the NZD remains overvalued and the regulator is ready to intervene. Chinese markets reopened today after three days of holidays.
The focus today will be on US retail sales data due at 12:30 GMT. The market players will be looking for hints about when the Fed might scale back its bond buying.
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| internationallove |
Jun 14 2013, 02:06 PM
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June 14: currency review
The US released good retail sales and unemployment claims data. However, USD remains under pressure as a bounce-back in global equities made investors favor EUR and commodity currencies.
EUR/USD has dipped to $1.3278 yesterday, but then recovered to the levels just below $1.3380. At the moment of writing the pair was in the $1.3350 area. GBP/USD peaked t o $1.5737 yesterday and is trading around $1.5700. USD/CHF rebounded above 0.9200. USD/CAD hit 1.0147 yesterday and is now trying to recover.
It was a volatile session for USD/JPY: the pair rebounded to 95.80, then dipped to 94.40 and is now trading around 95.00. Dollar still holds above the yesterday’s two-month low of 93.80. Last night the Bank of Japan released minutes from its May 21-22 meeting, but there is not much new there. Members of the regulator agreed that the economy has started to pick up. Today Japan’s cabinet approved a set of measures to boost economic growth, known as a “three arrow strategy”. Prime Minister Abe has promised to take more steps “after next month’s upper house elections”.
AUD/USD slipped back below $0.9600 after a three day bullish rebound from $0.9330 to $0.9665. NZD/USD slid from $0.8110 to $0.8050 despite the highest in 9 years New Zealand’s May manufacturing PMI (59.2 vs. 55.2 prior).
- See more at: http://www.fbs.com/analytics/2013-06-14/22...h.ikLB85FK.dpuf
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June 19: currency review
EUR/USD is trading just below $1.3400 after testing levels above this handle during the US session yesterday. Volatility is likely to increase ahead of the FOMC economic projectionsdue out at 18:00 GMT, followed by the Fed’s policy statement and press conference at 18:30 GMT. Euro was near a 4-month high ahead of data tomorrow forecast to show a euro-area services and factory output gauge improved.
GBP/USD slid from Monday’s high at $1.5750 to the levels around $1.5630. The Bank of England’s MPC will release its last meeting minutes at 08:30 GMT and the outgoing Governor Mervyn King will speak at 20:00 GMT.
USD/JPY is having a calm session, consolidating around 95.30. Growth attempts were capped by the 95.65 resistance. Data showed Japan’s May trade deficit contracted more than expected as exports improved significantly. The Bank of Japan’s Governor Kuroda expects the financial markets to stabilize as Japan’s economy improves. USD/CHF is consolidating around 0.9200.
AUD/USD dipped to $0.9435 in the morning trade, but later recovered to daily highs around $0.9490. Australia’s April conference board leading economic index rose by 0.3% vs. prior +0.1%. NZD/USD recovers for a second day in a row, but stays below $0.8000. Tonight watch the New Zealand Q1 GDP (growth is expected to slow). USD/CAD keeps slowly pushing higher. For now it reached 1.0240 today.
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