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21 Mar 2013

Forex: EUR/USD below 1.2900 on soft German PMI

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The single currency dropped to sub 1.2900 levels after the flash German manufacturing PMI fell to 48.9 in March, missing estimates at 50.5 and down from previous print at 50.3
The services PMI also disappointed investors, easing to 51.6 from February’s 54.7

The euro accelerated its decline to the area around 1.2890 in the wake of the release, while waiting for the EMU PMI due later.

EUR/USD is now down 0.40% at 1.2891 and a drop beyond 1.2878 (MA200d0 would aim for 1.2865 (Lower Bollinger) and then 1.2844 (low Mar.19).
On the flip side, resistance levels line up at 1.2979 (high Mar.20) followed by 1.3032 (MA21d) and then 1.3128 (MA100d).

Mar 21, 2013

Germany Markit Services PMI falls to 51.6 in Mar from 54.7 in Feb

Germany: Flash PMI Manufacturing returns to contraction in March

Preliminary German PMI Manufacturing decreased to 48.9 points in March, from 50.3 points in February, according to data released today by Markit. The result came in against market consensus of an expansion to 50.5 points.