AUDUSD The pair rallied strongly higher during Wednesday trading session breaking above its Nov 25’2011 high at 1.0106 and its daily 200 ema at 1.0236 to test a high of 1.0330. This is coming on the back of its corrective recovery started from the 0.9663 level on Nov 23’2011.
AUDUSD – Rallies, Breaks 200 Daily Ema, Targets The 1.0444 Level
Currencies Hit The Calm After The Storm, Despite Soft China PMI
The start of a new month brings the usual tidal wave of manufacturing PMI data from across the globe. Most scrutinised was the China data, with both the official and HSBC equivalent on tap, following a weak flash estimate from HSBC last week and rumours in Asia yesterday of a
Daily Financial Market Outlook
Yesterday saw a big rally in equity markets and a rebound in the euro prompted by an announcement from six of the largest central banks that they were making more liquidity available to money markets. This by itself of course doesn’t solve the current crisis. However, it at least suggests
Oil rises to near $101 amid global stocks rally
Oil prices edged higher to near $101 a barrel Thursday in Asia amid a surge in global equities after the central banks of most of the world’s biggest economies pledged to lower borrowing costs.Benchmark …
The Daily Wave Analysis
While the price moves within the limits of the forecast. Presumably, the impulse (iii) of [c] of X is formed. If the assumption is true, within the limits of its complete set falling of the price, most likely will proceed.
A Few Thoughts Out Loud
The U.S. dollar was sent sharply lower today as six of the world’s largest central banks Fed, ECB, SNB, BoE, BoC, and BoJ, coordinated to lower USD swap rates by 50bps and extended the swap lines until Feb. 2013. This came on the back of last night’s PBoC RRR
FX Technical Commentary
Euro 1.3445 Initial support at 1.3395 followed by 1.3370 (Oct 6 low). Initial resistance is now located at 1.3530 followed by 1.3570
Markets Surge On Joint Central Bank Efforts
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) plummeted across all majors and commodities as the world’s central banks joined forces to prompt an epic relief rally. Central banks around the globe announced a co-ordinated plan to ensure cheaper dollar funding for European banks in an attempt to thaw out liquidity channels. Prior to