Technical analysis for 1/03
USD/JPY rose again on Wednesday as the Dollar gained against most currencies. The “risk off” trade came into play in full force after several central banks essentially said there may be less quantitative easing than expected.
The European Central Bank allocated 500 billion euro for the European banks. Asian and European trading sessions:
The USD/JPY essentially went nowhere during the session on Tuesday, but didn’t do so out of a lack of action. The pair had a reasonably decent range, but in the end finished pretty much unchanged.
With the Dollar Index consistently trading below 78.40 mark, further fall to 77.20 may be expected on daily close below 78.10 ranges.Historic correlation between DX Vs DJIA is signifying USD bearishness in long-term. Dow consistently trading above...
Market review for 20 – 24.02, 2012
US Dollar depreciated against the common currency and the Cable while appreciating against the Japanese Yen and trading flat against the Swiss Franc; the Japanese Yen is exhibiting contrary trend to other FX majors wherein it has...
USDJPY’s upward movement extends to as high as 81.20. Further rise could be expected after a minor consolidation, and next target would be at 83.00 area. Initial support is at 80.00, as long as this level holds,...
USD/JPY fell for the session on Thursday as the Dollar lost against most major currencies. The pullback is long overdue, and the 80 level always looked as if it could give the bullish momentum issues.
Dollar Index resumes bearish trend on the event of most of the asset classes especially the benchmark equity index of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJIA) appreciating.Historic correlation between DX Vs DJIA is signifying USD bearishness in...