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13 Aug 2013

AUD/JPY bears and bulls break even

FXstreet.com (Chicago) - AUD/JPY pocketed 0.03% gains after short-lived swings in very quiet Asian session.

According to technical analyst Sean Lee, the pair is likely to be the key intraday mover for Tuesday’s session. The yen weakened on rumors stating Prime Minister Abe might be considering a corporate tax-cut. Earlier on the session, Japan reported better than expected machinery orders at 4.9% vs. estimates at 2.4%.

Technically speaking, the pair oscillates between supports at 88.50 (August 5th highs), 88.19 (August 8th highs) ahead of 87.85 (August 8th lows) and resistances at 88.91 (July 30th highs), 89.14 (August 1st highs) followed by 89.46 (June 21st lows). The FXstreet.com trend index reports the pair as slightly bullish on one-hour timeframe analysis along a CCI indicator pointing up

Aug 13, 2013

AUD/USD resurrecting? reverses lower lows pattern

AUD/USD bounced off intraday lows at 0.9100 post National Australia Bank data.

Flash: Dips in USD/JPY mid term buying opportunities - Nomura

According to Nomura Strategists Yujiro Goto, the tax hike debate in Japan is set to continue after Q2 GDP disappoints. The core view for Nomura, however, "remains that the tax hike is implemented as scheduled and USDJPY rises in the medium term" Goto notes, adding that as a result, "the dip in USDJPY related to the tax hike debate should be regarded as an opportunity to enter USDJPY long positions in the medium term."