Dollar ended as the strongest one last week as economic data from the US affirmed that Fed is in no rush to deliver the "insurance" rate cut this month, that is, on June 19. Yen was the second strongest as US and German treasury yields stays pressured. Canadian Dollar was the third strongest, lifted by mainly by expectations that BoC is not nearing a rate cut. On the other hand, New Zealand and Australian Dollars were the weakest ones as poor data affirmed the path of monetary easing. Poor data from China also revealed ongoing downward pressure in the economy. Dollar and Yen look set to resume recent rally after Friday's strong surge. Technically, EUR/USD and EUR/JPY should have completed recent recovery from 1.1107 and 120.78. Retests of these two lows should be seen soon. Similarly, GBP/USD should be heading back to 1.2259 support. GBP/JPY has indeed breached equivalent support at 136.55 already, indicating fall resumption. AUD/USD also breached 0.6864 support on Friday, suggesting falling resumption. AUD/JPY took the lead and broke 74.96 support on Thursday already and extended decline to close near to weekly low. |
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