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4 May 2016

GBP/USD: price action and technically bearish- FXStreet

Valeria Bednarik, chief analyst at FXStreet noted that the Sterling fell against the greenback to its lowest in seven days.

Key Quotes:

"The GBP/USD pair fell down to 1.4460, bouncing from this last up to 1.4571 before losing momentum and closing the day below the 1.4500 mark. The daily chart shows that after over two weeks of advances, the pair retreated almost 50% in just two days, confirming that buying interest somehow faded.

For the upcoming sessions, the risk is towards the downside, as in the 4 hours chart, the 20 SMA continues grinding lower well above the current level, whilst the technical indicators have lost their downward strength near overbought levels, but are far from indicating an upward move. Further slides below 1.4375, should see the decline extending down to 1.4450, the 61.8% retracement of the latest bullish run and the 200 EMA."

May 4, 2016

UK slowing in key sector of economy - Scotiabank

Analysts at Scotiabank explained that UK construction PMI for April came in two full points below expectations at 52, suggesting a slower rate of growth in a key sector for the economy.

USD/CAD: 1.3500 to cap the rally? - TDS

Analysts at TD Securities noted that, not too long ago, they advocated that USD/CAD upside was beginning to look more attractive. We cautioned, however, that patience would be required amidst a very conflated backdrop in FX.