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31 Aug 2015

Panic is over, back to normalcy? – BBH

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Analysts at BBH have assessed the prospects in the global markets in the near term.

Key Quotes

“Our assessment of the technical condition of the market is that the panic is over, some capitulation was seen, and equities, interest rates, and currencies took a big step toward returning to status quo ante in the second half of last week”.

“We recognize the technical condition as a reflection of market psychology. It is as if Mr. Market was shaken out of its melodramatic response with an ostensibly refreshing slap”.

“While the precipitous drop of the magnitude we experienced was indeed scary on many levels, the system showed a comforting resilience, both operationally and psychologically”.

Aug 31, 2015

AUD/USD bearish below 0.7293 – Commerzbank

In the opinion of Axel Rudolph, Senior Technical Analyst at Commerzbank, the pair’s outlook remains negative while below the 0.7293 level...

GBP/USD: Bulls regain control, back near 1.5420

The British currency is seen picking up pace gradually versus it’s American peer in the European afternoon, as markets moved past the initial risk-off tone and now await fresh updates from the upcoming US session.