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Day: October 12, 2013
October 122013
Second Weekly Loss of Sterling on Poor Fundamentals
The Great Britain pound extended its decline this week as macroeconomic data became significantly less positive than it was before. Poor fundamentals led to the second weekly decline of the currency against the US dollar and the euro. The Japanese yen was even weaker than the sterling and fell versus Britain’s currency. The stream of positive reports from the United Kingdom ended, removing support for the sterling. Manufacturing productions was especially bad, […]
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October 122013
Forex Technical Analysis for Week 10/14â10/18
Floor Pivot Points Pair 3rd Sup 2nd Sup 1st Sup Pivot 1st Res 2nd Res 3rd Res EUR/USD 1.3366 1.3425 1.3488 1.3547 1.3609 1.3669 1.3731 GBP/USD 1.5662 1.5788 1.5872 1.5998 1.6082 1.6208 1.6292 USD/JPY 95.21 95.89 97.21 97.89 99.22 99.89 101.22 EUR/JPY 129.41 130.26 131.89 132.74 134.37 135.22 136.86 GBP/JPY 152.66 153.68 155.46 156.48 158.26 […]
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October 122013
Dollar Ends Friday Mixed
The US dollar ended the last trading session of this week mixed as uncertainty about the outcome of the US budget stalemate led to unpredictable behavior of currencies. US politician were discussing a temporary increase of a debt ceiling to have more time for reaching consensus over the budget. The deal was not yet made, but may be introduced during the weekend. An end to the budget impasse may create huge volatility on the Forex market as official […]
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October 122013
Canadian Dollar Closes Higher as Unemployment Rate Drops
The Canadian dollar closed higher on Friday as the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell. Employment growth trailed forecasts, but it did not prevent the currency from rallying. Canadian employment grew by 11,900 jobs in September from August when it surged 59,200. Analysts have hoped for growth by 15,300. The unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped from 7.1 percent to 6.9 percent. The data coupled with the signs of improvement in the US fiscal situation […]
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