2015.01.27 :Forex News: U.S. Consumer Confidence and British GDP to decide the day’s bias
EUR/USD
Forex News: The German IFO Business Climate survey posted a figure that met analysts’ expectations and the event went mostly unnoticed by market participants. Most of yesterday was controlled by the bulls as price retraced higher.
Technical Outlook
The pair bounced at support and continued upwards until short term resistance at 1.1290 was touched. The bias remains negative overall as a clear downtrend is still in place. The level at 1.1290, together with the 50 period Exponential Moving Average will create a confluence zone which will be tough to break to the upside so this can be a good place where downside movement can resume. The overbought condition of the Stochastic also increases the chances of bearish movement.
Fundamental Outlook
The U.S. Durable Gods Orders come out at 1:30 pm GMT, with an expected change of 0.6%, while last month this indicator posted a value of -0.9%. Values that exceed expectations are usually beneficial for the US Dollar. The second important event of the day is the release of the U.S. Consumer Confidence survey, scheduled at 3:00 pm GMT. The survey is derived from the opinions of about 5,000 households regarding current and future economic situation and usually acts as a leading indicator of consumer spending. The expected figure is 95.7, an increase from last month’s 92.6.
GBP/USD
The Pound gained against the greenback yesterday as a Bank of England official said that an interest rate hike might come sooner than investors anticipate.
Technical Outlook
The pair moved above 1.5035 and above the 50 period Exponential Moving Average, making the short term bias bullish. The resistance at 1.5100 is the next place where sellers might step in and drive price lower and if this level coincides with an overbought condition of the Relative Strength Index, the chances of bearish movement will increase.
Fundamental Outlook
The release of the BBA Mortgage Approvals was rescheduled for today at 9:30 am GMT (initially scheduled yesterday at the same time). The expected figure is 36.6K and numbers above that could add more steam to the Pound. However, the event might be overshadowed by the release of the Prelim Gross Domestic Product scheduled at the same time and expected to show a value of 0.6% compared with last month’s 0.7%. Since this is the main gauge of an economy’s overall performance, lower numbers can weaken the Pound, driving the pair lower.
Written by: Bogdan Giulvezan
The article above is based on the writer’s 5-year experience and it does not constitute trading advice or investment recommendations, just a personal opinion and view of the market.
Source of article from the best forex broker.
EUR/USD
Forex News: The German IFO Business Climate survey posted a figure that met analysts’ expectations and the event went mostly unnoticed by market participants. Most of yesterday was controlled by the bulls as price retraced higher.
Technical Outlook
The pair bounced at support and continued upwards until short term resistance at 1.1290 was touched. The bias remains negative overall as a clear downtrend is still in place. The level at 1.1290, together with the 50 period Exponential Moving Average will create a confluence zone which will be tough to break to the upside so this can be a good place where downside movement can resume. The overbought condition of the Stochastic also increases the chances of bearish movement.
Fundamental Outlook
The U.S. Durable Gods Orders come out at 1:30 pm GMT, with an expected change of 0.6%, while last month this indicator posted a value of -0.9%. Values that exceed expectations are usually beneficial for the US Dollar. The second important event of the day is the release of the U.S. Consumer Confidence survey, scheduled at 3:00 pm GMT. The survey is derived from the opinions of about 5,000 households regarding current and future economic situation and usually acts as a leading indicator of consumer spending. The expected figure is 95.7, an increase from last month’s 92.6.
GBP/USD
The Pound gained against the greenback yesterday as a Bank of England official said that an interest rate hike might come sooner than investors anticipate.
Technical Outlook
The pair moved above 1.5035 and above the 50 period Exponential Moving Average, making the short term bias bullish. The resistance at 1.5100 is the next place where sellers might step in and drive price lower and if this level coincides with an overbought condition of the Relative Strength Index, the chances of bearish movement will increase.
Fundamental Outlook
The release of the BBA Mortgage Approvals was rescheduled for today at 9:30 am GMT (initially scheduled yesterday at the same time). The expected figure is 36.6K and numbers above that could add more steam to the Pound. However, the event might be overshadowed by the release of the Prelim Gross Domestic Product scheduled at the same time and expected to show a value of 0.6% compared with last month’s 0.7%. Since this is the main gauge of an economy’s overall performance, lower numbers can weaken the Pound, driving the pair lower.
Written by: Bogdan Giulvezan
The article above is based on the writer’s 5-year experience and it does not constitute trading advice or investment recommendations, just a personal opinion and view of the market.
Source of article from the best forex broker.
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