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5 Feb 2016

Brent trims gains, trades quiet above 5-DMA

FXStreet (Mumbai) - Brent oil prices erased the moderate gains seen in Asia, but trades flat above its 5-DMA located at USD 34.11.

Low liquidity in Asia

Prices witnessed moderate gains amid low liquidity environment due to the Lunar New Year holiday in China. Trading activity could regain pace in Europe and US session, although the low volumes could be seen in Asia in the next week as well.

Oil traders now await the US non-farm payrolls figure which could alter market expectations regarding the Fed rate hike and make or break the US dollar.

Brent Technical Levels

The futures currently trade around USD 34.20/barrel. The immediate resistance is seen at 34.73, above which the prices could test 36.03 (50-DMA). On the other hand, a break below 34.11 (5-DMA) could see the pair slide to 33.58 (10-DMA).

Feb 5, 2016

USD/CAD survives above 1.3700 ahead of USD, CAD data

The Canadian dollar is extending its upside momentum vs. the greenback, sending USD/CAD to the low-1.3700s ahead of key releases in US and Canada...

US NFP to surge by 175k in January – Deutsche Bank

Research Team at Deutsche Bank, suggests that the main event of the day is the January US employment report, including the all-important nonfarm payrolls data.