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18 Mar 2016

GBP/JPY recovers but still down for the week

The pound is recovering across the board for the second day in a row and versus the yen continues to move off 2-week lows that reached on Thursday. GBP/JPY climbed recently to 161.77, reaching the highest level since Tuesday.

Currently is trading at 161.50/60, 260 pips above yesterday’s but still more than 200 pips below the level it had a week ago. The pound is about to post a weekly loss after rising during the previous two weeks.

GPB/JPY recovery halted

The pair during February dropped below 155.00 to 2-year lows. Brexit fears and a stronger yen in the market weakened GPB/JPY. From those levels, it is recovering amid an improving global financial outlook, but Brexit fear remain and could limit the recovery.

From a technical perspective, the key medium-term resistance is located around the 164.00 area (Jan low / March high); a break higher could trigger another leg higher. On the opposite direction, the area around 160.00 has become an import at short-term support: a daily close below could open the doors for a test of 2016 lows.
Mar 18, 2016

US stocks aiming for fifth straight weekly gain

Stock markets in the US appear on track to score fifth straight week of gains as prospects of a more gradual rate rise is keeping sentiment in favor of risk assets.
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Mar 18, 2016

Key events in China coming up - TDS

Analysts at TD Securities noted the Chinese manufacturing coming up next week.
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