Posted by Milos Miljkovic on 25 September 2015 filed in blog
EUR/USD fell to 1.1147. Support will find at 1.1065 and resistance at 1.1220.Against the pound and the franc, the euro has weakened, but it jumped against the yen. EUR/GBP dropped to 0.7338. EUR / CHF fell to 1.0904. EUR/JPY rose to 134.86. The single currency fell against the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollar. EUR/CAD fell to 1.4877. EUR/AUD fell to 1.5944.EUR/NZD was lower at 1.7621.GBP/USD recorded the bottom 1.5206 and it consolidated at 1.5225.Pair was likely to find support at 1.5168 and resistance at 1.5369. Against the yen and the franc, the pound has risen. GBP/JPY climbed to 184.24.GBP/CHF was up at 1.4958. The US dollar strengthened against the yen and the Swiss franc. USD/JPY climbed to 121.04. USD/CHF was up at 0.9798.USD/CAD rose to 1.3338. AUD/USD fell to 0.6999.NZD/USD dropped to 0.6332. The dollar index rose 0.64% to 96.72.
The US stocks have been fallen during volatile trade caused by US monetary policy and global economic growth. The Dow Jones fell 0.48%. The S&P 500 index fell 0.34%. The Nasdaq fell 0.38%. European stocks rose. Euro Stoxx 50 rose 2.31%.Frances CAC 40 rose by 2.46%. Germans DAX 30 was higher by 2.30%. Londons FTSE 100 jumped 1.83%. Asian stocks were mixed after Yellen said that the potential increase in interest rates this year. Japanese Nikkei 225 index fell by 0.06%,Hang Seng index in Hong Kong dropped by 0.17%, while Australias ASX/200 was lower by 0.47%.
On Monday it will be published Personal Spending, Personal Income, Pending Home Sales for the US dollar. FOMC Member Dudley will be spoken. On Tuesday it will be released Consumer Confidence for the US dollar, Business Confidence for New Zealand dollar and Building Approvals for Australian dollar. Mixed data will be Wednesday. They are Current Account for the British pound, GDP for Canadian dollar, ADP Non-Farm Employment Change for the US dollar, Chinese Manufacturing PMI. On Thursday it will be released Manufacturing PMI for pound, Unemployment Claims, ISM Manufacturing PMI for the US dollar, Retail Sales for Australian dollar. On Friday it will be published Construction PMI for pound, Non-Farm Employment Change, Unemployment Rate, Average Hourly Earnings for the US dollar.
Binary Option tip of the week: The EUR will fall against the USD
Posted by Milos Miljkovic on 18 September 2015 filed in blog
EUR/USD rose to 1.1416. EUR/GBP dropped to 0.7286 and EUR/JPY rose to 136.70. The single currency rose against the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollar. EUR/CAD jumped to 1.4932. EUR/AUD rose to 1.5802. EUR/NZD rose to 1.7850. GBP/USD was recorded the peak at 1.5456 and subsequently consolidated at 1.5436. The pair was likely to find support at 1.5335 and resistance at 1.5507. GBP/JPY dropped to 184.36. USD / CHF recorded the bottom 0.9666 and subsequently consolidated at 0.9673. In relation to the euro, yen and pound, franc rose. EUR/CHF fell to 1.0959.CHF/JPY climbed to 124.91.GBP/CHF dropped to 1.5005.USD/CAD fell to 1.3192.AUD/USD is slightly increased to 0.7162.NZD/USD recorded the peak 0.6377 and consolidated at 0.6355. The pair was likely to find support at 0.6291 and resistance at 0.6435. AUD/NZD jumped to 1.1267.
US stocks rose but traded cautiously ahead of a meeting of the Federal Reserve. The Dow Jones rose by 0.84%, the S & P 500 climbed 0.87% while the Nasdaq Composite index rose 0.59%.European stocks rose as investors remained focused on the meeting of the Fed. Euro Stoxx 50 was up 0.21%.Frances CAC 40 rose by 0.15%.Germans DAX 30 jumped 0.17% while Londons FTSE 100 index rose by 0.02%. Asian stocks have been mixed. Japans Nikkei 225 index rose 1.0%. Hang Seng index in Hong Kong dropped by 0.52%, while Australias ASX/200 index jumped by 1.66%.
It will be published Existing Home Sales for the US dollar and Bank of Canada Governor Poloz will be spoken. On Tuesday it will be released Trade Balance for Swiss franc and Public Sector Net Borrowing for pound Chinese Flash Manufacturing PMI. On Wednesday it will be published French and German Flash Manufacturing PMI for euro, Core Retail Sales for Canadian dollar, Trade Balance for New Zealand dollar. On Thursday it will be released German Ifo Business Climate, Targeted LTRO for euro, Core Durable Good Order, Unemployment Claims for the US dollar. Fed Chairman Janet Yellen will be spoken. It will be published Final GDP on Friday.
Binary Option tip of the week: The EUR will fall against the USD
Posted by Milos Miljkovic on 11 September 2015 filed in blog
EUR/USD jumped to 1.13. Support will be found at 1.1235 and resistance at 1.1395. Against the pound and the franc, the euro fell, but rose against the yen. EUR/CHF fell to 1.0933.EUR/JPY rose to 135.50. EUR/CAD fell to 1.4816.EUR/AUD dropped to 1.5808 while EUR/NZD fell to 1.7759. Currency pair GBP/USD USD dropped to 1.5352. It will be found support ay 1.53 and resistance at 1.5450. In relation to the euro the yen and the franc, the pound has also weakened. EUR/USD jumped to 0.7289.GBP/JPY dropped to 185.15. GBP/CHF fell to 1.4957.Forex pair USD/JPY jumped to 121.The Japanese currency fell against the franc. CHF/JPY jumped to 122.93. USD/CAD fell to 1.3221.AUD/USD jumped to 0.6998, while NZD/USD dropped to 0.6300.
US stocks sank by more than 1% due to falling value of shares of Apple and energy companies caused by the weakening of oil prices. The Dow Jones fell 1.45%, the S & P 500 index fell 1.39%, while the Nasdaq index fell by 1.15%.European stock markets fell due to new signs of the weakening of the worlds largest economy. Euro Stoxx 50 was down 0.70%.Frances CAC 40 rose 0.62%.Germans DAX 30 fell by 0.36%.Londons FTSE 100 index fell by 0.60%. Asian stock markets fell after the Chinese data on inflation. Japans Nikkei 225 index fell 2.51%, Hang Seng index in Hong Kong was down 2.19%, while Australias ASX/200 fell 2.26%.
On Monday it will be published Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes for Australian dollar and Monetary Policy Statement for yen. Mixed data will be released on Tuesday. They are Consumer Price Index for pound, German ZEW Economic Sentiment for euro, Retail Sales, Core Retail Sales for the US dollar and GDT Price Index for New Zealand dollar. On Wednesday it will be published Average Earnings Index, Claimant Count Change for pound, Manufacturing Sales for Canadian dollar, Core Consumer Price Index, Consumer Price Index for the US dollar and GDP for New Zealand dollar. On Thursday. They are Libor Rate for Swiss franc, Retail Sales for pound, Building Permits, Unemployment Claims, Philly Fed Manufacturing Index and Federal Fund Rate for the US dollar. It will be published Core Consumer Price Index for Canadian dollar on Friday.
Binary options tip of the week: The EUR will fall against the US dollar