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14 Jan 2015

USD/JPY and another test of 117.00

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The US dollar is now pushing higher vs. the Japanese currency, lifting USD/JPY to challenge the key barrier at 117.00 the figure once again.

USD/JPY eyes on Beige Book, Japanese docket

The pair remains submerged into the red territory, falling since the Asian opening from the 117.80/85 area to the boundaries of 116.20 during the European afternoon. Next of relevance will be the Fed’s Beige Book ahead of the key Machinery Orders in the Japanese economy, with consensus expecting a 5.0% monthly expansion during November.

USD/JPY levels to consider

The pair is now down 0.73% at 116.98 and a breach of 116.30 (low Dec.17 2014) would target the psychological level at 116.00 en route to 115.56 (low Nov.16 2014). On the upside, the immediate hurdle aligns at 118.19 (Kijun Sen) ahead of 118.75 (Tenkan Sen) and finally 118.85 (high Jan.13).

Jan 14, 2015

Central Banks meeting internally around oil price plunges - Investec

Jonathan Pryor, Corporate Treasury Analyst at Investec explained the perception of Central Bankers continues to be the defining factor in how currency markets are reacting to the recent plunge in oil prices and the subsequent drag on short term inflation.

USD/MXN drops for fresh 3-week low

The mexican peso rose to the highest price in almost a month again the US dollar and is among the best performers on Wednesday among Latin American currencies.