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Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
USD/CAD
USD/CAD succeeded to overtake 1.2585 peak, which reinforce the probability of a bullish reversal in the near-term.
Actually, the pair is trading near the psychological barrier of 1.2700 and an hourly close above this level will trigger another rally in the direction of 1.2750 peak before to find new sellers again.
While in the daily chart, the pair will remain under pressure as far as 1.2995 peak is in place.
Finally, our outlook turned positive for the coming hours and 1.2750 area will be under our radar.
Support 1.2450-1.2330-1.2175
Resistance: 1.2700-1.2750-1.2820
USD/CAD succeeded to overtake 1.2585 peak, which reinforce the probability of a bullish reversal in the near-term.
Actually, the pair is trading near the psychological barrier of 1.2700 and an hourly close above this level will trigger another rally in the direction of 1.2750 peak before to find new sellers again.
While in the daily chart, the pair will remain under pressure as far as 1.2995 peak is in place.
Finally, our outlook turned positive for the coming hours and 1.2750 area will be under our radar.
Support 1.2450-1.2330-1.2175
Resistance: 1.2700-1.2750-1.2820
Muhammad Faiz Jawahir
2016.05.05
so usdcad will be bearish today..?
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2016.05.05
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Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
2016.05.05
Yes
Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
Crude Oil (WTI) (M6) Intraday: key resistance at 44.18.
Pivot: 44.18
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 44.18 with targets @ 43.16 & 42.56 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 44.18 look for further upside with 44.66 & 45.35 as targets.
Comment: even though a continuation of the technical rebound cannot be ruled out, its extent should be limited.
Pivot: 44.18
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 44.18 with targets @ 43.16 & 42.56 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 44.18 look for further upside with 44.66 & 45.35 as targets.
Comment: even though a continuation of the technical rebound cannot be ruled out, its extent should be limited.
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AUD/USD Intraday: under pressure.
Pivot: 0.7550
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 0.7550 with targets @ 0.7465 & 0.7440 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 0.7550 look for further upside with 0.7590 & 0.7630 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is mixed to bearish.
Pivot: 0.7550
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 0.7550 with targets @ 0.7465 & 0.7440 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 0.7550 look for further upside with 0.7590 & 0.7630 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is mixed to bearish.
Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
Gold spot Intraday: the downside prevails.
Pivot: 1291.00
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 1291.00 with targets @ 1270.00 & 1264.00 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1291.00 look for further upside with 1301.50 & 1314.00 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is bearish and calls for further downside.
Pivot: 1291.00
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 1291.00 with targets @ 1270.00 & 1264.00 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1291.00 look for further upside with 1301.50 & 1314.00 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is bearish and calls for further downside.
Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
USD/JPY Intraday: the upside prevails.
Pivot: 106.10
Most Likely Scenario: long positions above 106.10 with targets @ 107.45 & 107.85 in extension.
Alternative scenario: below 106.10 look for further downside with 105.50 & 104.70 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is mixed to bullish.
Pivot: 106.10
Most Likely Scenario: long positions above 106.10 with targets @ 107.45 & 107.85 in extension.
Alternative scenario: below 106.10 look for further downside with 105.50 & 104.70 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is mixed to bullish.
Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
GBP/USD Intraday: under pressure. Prev Next
Pivot: 1.4600
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 1.4600 with targets @ 1.4465 & 1.4400 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1.4600 look for further upside with 1.4660 & 1.4715 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is badly directed.
Pivot: 1.4600
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 1.4600 with targets @ 1.4465 & 1.4400 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1.4600 look for further upside with 1.4660 & 1.4715 as targets.
Comment: the RSI is badly directed.
Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
EUR/USD Intraday: under pressure.
Pivot: 1.1540
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 1.1540 with targets @ 1.1450 & 1.1415 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1.1540 look for further upside with 1.1600 & 1.1660 as targets.
Comment: The pair broke below the lower boundary of a bullish channel.
Pivot: 1.1540
Most Likely Scenario: short positions below 1.1540 with targets @ 1.1450 & 1.1415 in extension.
Alternative scenario: above 1.1540 look for further upside with 1.1600 & 1.1660 as targets.
Comment: The pair broke below the lower boundary of a bullish channel.
Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
RBA takes the plunge
The RBA cut rates overnight, a move that was no wholly a surprise given the much weaker than expected inflation data seen last week. That said, when combined with the tone from the accompanying statement, the Aussie plunged more than 1 big figure to the 0.7560 area, before staging a modest recovery into the European close. One of the factors holding back the RBA in recent months has been the housing market, but here the RBA noted the strengthening lending standards and easing price pressures, which effectively removed the last barrier to easier policy. The move is the latest in an easing cycle that started with rates at 4.75% back in mid-2011, the longest pause being see mid-2013 to late 2014, where rates sat at 2.50%. The effect has been to move the Aussie from over-valued carry trade favourite to a more ‘rank and file’ commodity currency. The move will focus attention on both the RBNZ and BoC, both of whom are now stronger candidates for lower rates.
The other stand-out in overnight price action has been the yen, where we’ve seen a push below the 106.00 level on USDJPY. BoJ Governor Kuroda yesterday warned of the consequences of yen strength on the economy and once again re-iterated the BoJ’s willingness to take further policy measures to hit the 2% inflation target. But markets have become pretty immune to such talk. The yen remains under-valued on many longer-term measures, so for now markets are betting that this will dominate anything that the authorities can do to weaken the currency. The generally weaker tone to the US dollar has also seen the euro and sterling push through key levels, with EURUSD through the 1.1495 mid-October high and cable now at levels seen early Jan. The data calendar is on the light side today for FX markets, with just manufacturing PMI data for the UK at 08:30 GMT and jobs data in New Zealand the next key focus overnight.
The RBA cut rates overnight, a move that was no wholly a surprise given the much weaker than expected inflation data seen last week. That said, when combined with the tone from the accompanying statement, the Aussie plunged more than 1 big figure to the 0.7560 area, before staging a modest recovery into the European close. One of the factors holding back the RBA in recent months has been the housing market, but here the RBA noted the strengthening lending standards and easing price pressures, which effectively removed the last barrier to easier policy. The move is the latest in an easing cycle that started with rates at 4.75% back in mid-2011, the longest pause being see mid-2013 to late 2014, where rates sat at 2.50%. The effect has been to move the Aussie from over-valued carry trade favourite to a more ‘rank and file’ commodity currency. The move will focus attention on both the RBNZ and BoC, both of whom are now stronger candidates for lower rates.
The other stand-out in overnight price action has been the yen, where we’ve seen a push below the 106.00 level on USDJPY. BoJ Governor Kuroda yesterday warned of the consequences of yen strength on the economy and once again re-iterated the BoJ’s willingness to take further policy measures to hit the 2% inflation target. But markets have become pretty immune to such talk. The yen remains under-valued on many longer-term measures, so for now markets are betting that this will dominate anything that the authorities can do to weaken the currency. The generally weaker tone to the US dollar has also seen the euro and sterling push through key levels, with EURUSD through the 1.1495 mid-October high and cable now at levels seen early Jan. The data calendar is on the light side today for FX markets, with just manufacturing PMI data for the UK at 08:30 GMT and jobs data in New Zealand the next key focus overnight.
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Gold Prices: Too Hot to Handle, Too Shiny to Ignore Talking Points: Gold Technical Strategy: Previously long, all targets hit. Gold has broken up to another fresh high, catching current resistance off of our previous 3rd-level target at $1,301.61...
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Pivot Points Daily Last Updated: May 2, 11:15 pm +03:00 Symbol S3 S2 S1 P R1 R2 R3 EUR/USD 1.11889 1.13023 1.13733 1.14157 1.14867 1.15291 1.16425 USD/JPY 103.064 104.987 105.63 106.91 107.553 108.833 110.756 GBP/USD 1.44298 1.45233 1.45647 1.46168 1.46582 1.47103 1.48038 USD/CHF 0.94045 0...
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Pivot Points Hourly Last Updated: May 2, 11:15 pm +03:00 Symbol S3 S2 S1 P R1 R2 R3 EUR/USD 1.15008 1.15092 1.1513 1.15176 1.15214 1.1526 1.15344 USD/JPY 106.282 106.375 106.414 106.468 106.507 106.561 106.654 GBP/USD 1.46382 1.46516 1.46594 1.4665 1.46728 1.46784 1.46918 USD/CHF 0.95314 0...
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USD/CAD
USD/CAD remain under pressure as far as 1.2995 peak is in place, and only a break above this level will call for a larger correction.
In the near-term, 1.2585 peak represents the bearish pivot in the near-term and should continue to cap any recovery attempt in the coming hours. In addition, we saw a break below 1.2500 psychological support, which can be an additional negative signal in this pair.
Finally, our outlook remains strongly negative as bears continue to dominate this pair.
Support 1.2500-1.2330-1.2175
Resistance: 1.2585-1.2610-1.2695
USD/CAD remain under pressure as far as 1.2995 peak is in place, and only a break above this level will call for a larger correction.
In the near-term, 1.2585 peak represents the bearish pivot in the near-term and should continue to cap any recovery attempt in the coming hours. In addition, we saw a break below 1.2500 psychological support, which can be an additional negative signal in this pair.
Finally, our outlook remains strongly negative as bears continue to dominate this pair.
Support 1.2500-1.2330-1.2175
Resistance: 1.2585-1.2610-1.2695
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Pivot Points Monthly Last Updated: May 2, 1:00 am +03:00 Symbol S3 S2 S1 P R1 R2 R3 EUR/USD 1.0874 1.11239 1.1284 1.13738 1.15339 1.16237 1.18736 USD/JPY 95.762 102.066 104.17 108.37 110.474 114.674 120.978 GBP/USD 1.3097 1.37617 1.41839 1.44264 1.48486 1.50911 1.57558 USD/CHF 0.90282 0.93268 0...
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Pivot Points Weekly Last Updated: May 2, 1:00 am +03:00 Symbol S3...
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Pivot Points Daily Last Updated: May 2, 1:00 am +03:00 Symbol S3 S2 S1 P R1 R2 R3 EUR/USD 1.11889 1.13023 1.13733 1.14157 1.14867 1.15291 1.16425 USD/JPY 103.064 104.987 105.63 106.91 107.553 108.833 110.756 GBP/USD 1.44298 1.45233 1.45647 1.46168 1.46582 1.47103 1.48038 USD/CHF 0.94045 0.95059 0...
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Weekly Trading Forecast: Systemic Changes Afoot for Risk, EURUSD, USDJPY?
Though still early yet, there have been some remarkable change in trend recently. Dollar is in retreat with the S&P 500 starting to slip. The Yen has surged while Gold has hit 15-month highs. Is something bigger stirring in the markets?
US Dollar Forecast – Dollar Struggles as Rate Disbelief Lingers, Euro and Yen Gain Ground
The Dollar dove to end this past week at its lowest level in 11 months. The extension of the currency’s slide from its 13-year high set back in late January (now down over 4.5 percent) was fueled by a distinct loss of traction in rate forecasts.
Euro Forecast - EUR/USD Showing Strength, But Data Still a Mixed Bag
The Euro just capped off a fairly strong week, rising against every major currency not named the Yen; but that had its own story behind it.
British Pound Forecast - GBP/USD to Face Larger Advance on Lackluster Fed Rhetoric
The slew of fundamental developments coming out of the U.S. economy may play a larger role in driving GBP/USD volatility especially as the U.K. docket remains fairly light for the first full week of May.
Chinese Yuan (CNH) Forecast – Yuan at High Risk amid Liquidity, Econ Data and Commodity Volatility
Both the onshore (CNY) and offshore Yuan (CNH) closed at a slightly higher levels against the US Dollar on Friday, following the biggest move in Yuan’s daily reference rate set by China’s Central Bank in over 10 years.
Canadian Dollar Forecast - Canadian Dollar Retains Upside Risk on Consistent Data Beats
A perfect storm has developed for Canadian Dollar bears. In addition to Oil having risen ~70% from the February 11 low and the US Dollar falling to levels not seen since June, the Canadian economy continues to outperform rivals in terms of economic new releases relative to economists’ expectations.
Australian Dollar Forecast - Australian Dollar Volatility to Continue on RBA, US Jobs Data
The Australian Dollar looks set for another week of breakneck volatility as another round of high-profile event risk comes across the wires.
Gold Forecast – Gold Price Surges to Largest Weekly Gain in 11 Weeks
Gold prices surged to the largest weekly gain of the past 11 weeks on the heels of the Fed doing nothing.
Though still early yet, there have been some remarkable change in trend recently. Dollar is in retreat with the S&P 500 starting to slip. The Yen has surged while Gold has hit 15-month highs. Is something bigger stirring in the markets?
US Dollar Forecast – Dollar Struggles as Rate Disbelief Lingers, Euro and Yen Gain Ground
The Dollar dove to end this past week at its lowest level in 11 months. The extension of the currency’s slide from its 13-year high set back in late January (now down over 4.5 percent) was fueled by a distinct loss of traction in rate forecasts.
Euro Forecast - EUR/USD Showing Strength, But Data Still a Mixed Bag
The Euro just capped off a fairly strong week, rising against every major currency not named the Yen; but that had its own story behind it.
British Pound Forecast - GBP/USD to Face Larger Advance on Lackluster Fed Rhetoric
The slew of fundamental developments coming out of the U.S. economy may play a larger role in driving GBP/USD volatility especially as the U.K. docket remains fairly light for the first full week of May.
Chinese Yuan (CNH) Forecast – Yuan at High Risk amid Liquidity, Econ Data and Commodity Volatility
Both the onshore (CNY) and offshore Yuan (CNH) closed at a slightly higher levels against the US Dollar on Friday, following the biggest move in Yuan’s daily reference rate set by China’s Central Bank in over 10 years.
Canadian Dollar Forecast - Canadian Dollar Retains Upside Risk on Consistent Data Beats
A perfect storm has developed for Canadian Dollar bears. In addition to Oil having risen ~70% from the February 11 low and the US Dollar falling to levels not seen since June, the Canadian economy continues to outperform rivals in terms of economic new releases relative to economists’ expectations.
Australian Dollar Forecast - Australian Dollar Volatility to Continue on RBA, US Jobs Data
The Australian Dollar looks set for another week of breakneck volatility as another round of high-profile event risk comes across the wires.
Gold Forecast – Gold Price Surges to Largest Weekly Gain in 11 Weeks
Gold prices surged to the largest weekly gain of the past 11 weeks on the heels of the Fed doing nothing.
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NEWS
Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 3:48 am +03:00
US Dollar Shrugs Off Decline in Preferred Fed Inflation Figure
The US Dollar showed a limited response after the Fed’s preferred measure for inflation - personal consumption expenditures – s...Continue Reading
Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 2:25 am +03:00
Trading Video: Risk Aversion Emerges as Dollar and USD/JPY Dive
Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 12:19 am +03:00
Diversifying Themes of Risk Trends and BoJ Doubt Beyond USD/JPY
Friday, Apr 29, 2016 9:17 pm +03:00
Forex Webinar with Jamie Saettele: 4/29/2016
Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 3:48 am +03:00
US Dollar Shrugs Off Decline in Preferred Fed Inflation Figure
The US Dollar showed a limited response after the Fed’s preferred measure for inflation - personal consumption expenditures – s...Continue Reading
Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 2:25 am +03:00
Trading Video: Risk Aversion Emerges as Dollar and USD/JPY Dive
Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 12:19 am +03:00
Diversifying Themes of Risk Trends and BoJ Doubt Beyond USD/JPY
Friday, Apr 29, 2016 9:17 pm +03:00
Forex Webinar with Jamie Saettele: 4/29/2016
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Mohammed Abdulwadud Soubra
Weekly Trading Forecast: Systemic Changes Afoot for Risk, EURUSD, USDJPY? Though still early yet, there have been some remarkable change in trend recently. Dollar is in retreat with the S&P 500 starting to slip. The Yen has surged while Gold has hit 15-month highs...
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Though still early yet, there have been some remarkable change in trend recently. Dollar is in retreat with the S&P 500 starting to slip. The Yen has surged while Gold has hit 15-month highs. Is something bigger stirring in the markets?
US Dollar Forecast – Dollar Struggles as Rate Disbelief Lingers, Euro and Yen Gain Ground
The Dollar dove to end this past week at its lowest level in 11 months. The extension of the currency’s slide from its 13-year high set back in late January (now down over 4.5 percent) was fueled by a distinct loss of traction in rate forecasts.
Euro Forecast - EUR/USD Showing Strength, But Data Still a Mixed Bag
The Euro just capped off a fairly strong week, rising against every major currency not named the Yen; but that had its own story behind it.
British Pound Forecast - GBP/USD to Face Larger Advance on Lackluster Fed Rhetoric
The slew of fundamental developments coming out of the U.S. economy may play a larger role in driving GBP/USD volatility especially as the U.K. docket remains fairly light for the first full week of May.
Chinese Yuan (CNH) Forecast – Yuan at High Risk amid Liquidity, Econ Data and Commodity Volatility
Both the onshore (CNY) and offshore Yuan (CNH) closed at a slightly higher levels against the US Dollar on Friday, following the biggest move in Yuan’s daily reference rate set by China’s Central Bank in over 10 years.
Canadian Dollar Forecast - Canadian Dollar Retains Upside Risk on Consistent Data Beats
A perfect storm has developed for Canadian Dollar bears. In addition to Oil having risen ~70% from the February 11 low and the US Dollar falling to levels not seen since June, the Canadian economy continues to outperform rivals in terms of economic new releases relative to economists’ expectations.
Australian Dollar Forecast - Australian Dollar Volatility to Continue on RBA, US Jobs Data
The Australian Dollar looks set for another week of breakneck volatility as another round of high-profile event risk comes across the wires.
Gold Forecast – Gold Price Surges to Largest Weekly Gain in 11 Weeks
Gold prices surged to the largest weekly gain of the past 11 weeks on the heels of the Fed doing nothing.
US Dollar Forecast – Dollar Struggles as Rate Disbelief Lingers, Euro and Yen Gain Ground
The Dollar dove to end this past week at its lowest level in 11 months. The extension of the currency’s slide from its 13-year high set back in late January (now down over 4.5 percent) was fueled by a distinct loss of traction in rate forecasts.
Euro Forecast - EUR/USD Showing Strength, But Data Still a Mixed Bag
The Euro just capped off a fairly strong week, rising against every major currency not named the Yen; but that had its own story behind it.
British Pound Forecast - GBP/USD to Face Larger Advance on Lackluster Fed Rhetoric
The slew of fundamental developments coming out of the U.S. economy may play a larger role in driving GBP/USD volatility especially as the U.K. docket remains fairly light for the first full week of May.
Chinese Yuan (CNH) Forecast – Yuan at High Risk amid Liquidity, Econ Data and Commodity Volatility
Both the onshore (CNY) and offshore Yuan (CNH) closed at a slightly higher levels against the US Dollar on Friday, following the biggest move in Yuan’s daily reference rate set by China’s Central Bank in over 10 years.
Canadian Dollar Forecast - Canadian Dollar Retains Upside Risk on Consistent Data Beats
A perfect storm has developed for Canadian Dollar bears. In addition to Oil having risen ~70% from the February 11 low and the US Dollar falling to levels not seen since June, the Canadian economy continues to outperform rivals in terms of economic new releases relative to economists’ expectations.
Australian Dollar Forecast - Australian Dollar Volatility to Continue on RBA, US Jobs Data
The Australian Dollar looks set for another week of breakneck volatility as another round of high-profile event risk comes across the wires.
Gold Forecast – Gold Price Surges to Largest Weekly Gain in 11 Weeks
Gold prices surged to the largest weekly gain of the past 11 weeks on the heels of the Fed doing nothing.
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