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1 Oct 2013

USD/CAD penetrating resistances on heavy demand

FXstreet.com (London) - USD/CAD has printed a high of 1.0338 while markets appear to be complacent in light of the US government shutdown.

Research teams at TD Securities said USD/CAD’s short-term technical condition have improved over the past 24 hours. “…the near-term direction for funds looks flat still, with the market caught between support in the mid/upper 1.02s and resistance in the mid 1.03s.”

USD/CAD comes with bullish bias

TD Securities research teams said the USD/CAD picked up a little in the late afternoon yesterday, putting a bit of a firmer spin on the short-term price signals. “The daily pattern looks a little more constructive—a “hammer” signal yesterday. This is a bullish sign (which follows the positive weekly signals—a large bull “hammer” two weeks ago and a small doji candle last week—noted previously). This, however, only serves to counter the firm rejection of the 1.0340 zone seen late last week. We still view a push above 1.0340 as a modest plus for the USD—as it would relieve immediate downside pressure”.
Oct 1, 2013

Markets advancing as shutdown fades

Shares in the US markets are advancing on Tuesday despite the US government shutdown, as market participants gauged the closure as temporary, boosting the sentiment. The greenback, in terms of the US Dollar index, is following suit, rebounding...
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Oct 1, 2013

Flash: AUD/USD is holding at its 38.2% retracement support at 0.9383 – Commerzbank

Karen Jones, Chief Strategist at Commerzbank said AUD/USD is holding at its 38.2% retracement support at 0.9383.
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