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22 May 2013

Flash: AUD/USD, bearish dynamics should persist

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The dynamics for AUD/USD have undergone a bearish shift over the past few weeks given the breakdown below critical support levels, says JP Morgan in a note to clients from late last week.

"The break below 1.01 support on May 9 had led to an impulsive decline while suggesting an increased risk the pair is transitioning away from the broad consolidation phase to a renewed bear trend" the bank added.

For the short term, "given the relevance of .9700/.9580 support area – includes the 2012 low, some consolidation seems likely particularly as momentum studies are reaching an oversold extreme" JPMorgan said.

"Until a break back above the 1.0115/1.0220 resistance – and recent breakdown zone – the downside risks should remain intact" JPMorgan said, with a target of .9400 support zone, 2011 low, in mind medium term.
May 22, 2013

BoJ monetary decision next: Impact on USD/JPY

The Bank of Japan is due to publish its latest monetary policy announcement anytime from 3 to 5 GMT. The consensus is that no additional policy actions will be announced today, which if adding the risk event of Bernanke's testimony later today, it implies that the event may attract a limited number of orders in USD/JPY.
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May 22, 2013

Japan May 22 BoJ Interest Rate Decision stays unchanged at 0.1%

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