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17 Jan 2017

GBP/USD: Upside capped near 1.2140 ahead of UK CPI

The GBP/USD pair extends its struggle to rise above 1.2140 resistance in the European session, as the bulls now enter a consolidation phase, as we move closer to the UK CPI release.

GBP/USD: 1.2050 or 1.2150 on UK data?

GBP/USD’s more-than a big figure recovery from daily lows of 1.2018, appears to have lost legs in Europe, as markets turn on a cautious mode and book profits ahead of the risk events for the pound lined up later today, with the all-important UK PM May’s speech on Brexit guidelines.

Also, a minor bounce attempted by the greenback versus its main peers, combined with negative European equities added to the renewed downslide in the major.

Markets eagerly await the UK CPI data, which is expected to tick higher to 1.4% y/y in Dec versus 1.2% booked previously.

GBP/USD Levels to consider            

In terms of technical levels, upside barriers are lined up at 1.2164 (10-DMA), 1.2180 (key barrier) and 1.2200 (zero figure). While supports are aligned at 1.2039 (daily pivot) and 1.1988 (multi-week low) and below that at 1.1850 (post-Flash crash low).

Jan 17, 2017

USD/JPY slides further, now eyeing to test 113.00 handle

The USD/JPY pair remained under intense selling pressure during early European session on Tuesday and has now moved within striking distance of 113.00
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Jan 17, 2017

French FinMin Sapin: UK finally needs to embark on Brexit talks

French finance minister Sapin was on the wires last minutes, via Reuters, commenting on Brexit during a press conference on Tuesday. Key Headlines:
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