Monday, 16 November 2009

GBP/USD technical analysis:

This pair has extended it's positive movement towards resistance. It looks like waiting at the moment is the best option.

Friday, 13 November 2009

EUR/USD looks in uptrend position:

The currency pair is trading in between 1.4850-14870. The first resistance level is located at 1.4878 and the first support level is located at 1.4860. As we move towards the market closing hour we may see less activity of the currency pair.

Thursday, 12 November 2009

Industrial Production to be released today:

The Industrial Production data will be released today and if it shows positive results it would push the EUR up to about 1.5040-1.5050.

Wednesday, 11 November 2009

EUR/USD may test resistance at 1.5000

If the currency pair break the support level of about 1.5000 then we may see another rise to levels of about 1.5090-1.5100

Friday, 6 November 2009

Unemployment Rate to be released today:

The forecast is 9.9%. The current price of EUR/USD 1.4893 and it looks like the currency pair may reach levels of about 1.4950-1.4980 in a few days.

Thursday, 5 November 2009

Strong buy GBP/USD:

Current price GBP/USD 1.6598. The currency pair is in uptrend position. Expecting to reach the price of about 1.6630-1.6650 later on today.

Wednesday, 4 November 2009

Positive news for GBP:

The Services PMI data showed the highest activity since August 2007. Possible uptrend on a 4 hour chart could push the GBP later on today.

1.4900 possible for EUR/USD:

The current price is 1.4758 and it looks that on a 4 hour chart the uptrend may continue to a possible target of 1.4900 later on today. There's ADP Non-Farm Employment Change and the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI data to be released today which could be negative towards to American currency and my push up the EUR.

Tuesday, 3 November 2009

Services PMI for GBP:

The service PMI data will be published on Wednesday at at 9:30 GMT. It is expected to have a positive affect over the British currency. The forecast is 55.4 and last time it the actual data was showed better results than expected.

Strong sell EUR/USD:

Current price 1.4716 and on a 4 hour chart it looks like another drop to about 1.4650 is possible later on today.

Position closed at 1.4655 (profit 61 pips)

Monday, 2 November 2009

ISM Manufacturing PMI positive for USD:

Manufacturing in the US rose very fast in October the data shown today. The result was above the expected and the american currency has pushed the EUR a bit downwards. Current price EUR/USD 1.4767 and I suppose the currency pair could go down to levels of about 1.4600 in a day or two.

Sunday, 1 November 2009

Halifax HPI m/m may affect the GBP:

The last release of the Halifax HPI m/m data was on Oct 06 and it was better than the forecast which had a positive affect over the British currency. The forecast for tomorrow 02 November is 0.8%. The data is a leading indicator of the housing industry's health.

Saturday, 31 October 2009

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Friday, 30 October 2009

Unemployment continued to rise in Europe:

The unemployment in Europe remains negative. The data was released today and it has been pushing the EUR low to levels of 1.4750-1.4770

It looks like the currency pair EUR/USD may drop down to levels of about 1.4600 during the next week.

Thursday, 29 October 2009

EUR/USD 1.4850 is next resistance:

If the currency pair breaks above 1.4850 next target could be at about 1.4950

Unemployment Claims report negative for USD:

Unemployment Claims data dropped to 530K which was below the expectations and it pushed the EUR up with about 40 pips and the European currency is still in uptrend position. Resistance could be seen at 1.4800

Wednesday, 28 October 2009

Core Durable Goods Orders positive for USD:

The orders rose up to 0.9% which was more than the forecast 0.6%. The release had a positive impact for the American currency vs. EUR.

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

CB Consumer Confidence negative for EUR:

The price of EUR/USD dropped with about 30 pips right after the data was released. Current price of the currency pair 1.4799

Monday, 26 October 2009

German Consumer Confidence Falls:

It declined for the first time in seven months as workers worried about keeping their jobs. The statement had a negative affect over the EUR.

Sunday, 25 October 2009

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Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Unemployment Claims and Current account to be released today:

The Unemployment Claims and the Current balance will be released today. Both indicators could be in favor to the European currency. Current price EUR/USD 1.4930 and another uptrend movement to 1.5000 is still possible later on today.

Tuesday, 20 October 2009

EUR/USD may reach price around 1.5100

Current price EUR/USD 1.4975 and the currency pair is in uptrend position.

Sunday, 18 October 2009

Fed Chairman Bernanke Speaks on Monday:

His speech usually affects EUR/USD because traders attempt to decipher interest rate clues.