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14 Jun 2013

EMU CPI NEXT: IMPACT ON EUR/USD

FXstreet.com (Edinburgh) - Consumer Prices in the euro area are due next. Prior surveys expect the headline to have expanded at an annual pace of 1.4% while the Core reading is expected at 1.2% YoY. Both prints represent advances when compared to April’s 1.2% and 1.0%, respectively.

The EUR/USD is trading on the back foot ahead of the release, hovering over 1.3330 and partially trimming yesterday’s gains. The key levels to watch on the upside will be 1.3390 (high June 13th) and then 1.3434 (high February 20th). On the opposite direction, support levels align at 1.3266 (low June 12th) followed by 1.3233 (10-day moving average).

According to Valeria Bednarik, Currency Strategist at FXstreet.com, “In the 4 hours chart however, there is a clearer upward potential surging from technical readings that supports an extension above 1.3400 for this Friday”.

Jun 14, 2013

USD/JPY remains under pressur

USD/JPY is piercing the 95.00 mark, although down from yesterdays heights and printing fresh lows overnight around 93.80 mark.

EUR/USD lower in European session

EURUSD came into play yesterday reacting to the Hilsenrath article in the WSJ as the market started to anticipate hawkish fed policy. The S&P moved sharply l.5% and EURUSD rose to trade up to 1.3375 before it retreated Bernanke remarks next week to support rough consensus for September tapering