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26 Feb 2014

NZ FinMin reference to rate hikes ignored by Kiwi traders

FXStreet (Bali) - Despite comments from New Zealand finance minister English crossing the wires (speaking to the business community in Auckland) saying interest rate rises are inevitable, the NZD/USD is barely changed.

The muted price action in the NZD/USD reflects what has been clear for quite some time, that is, the market appears to have fully 'priced in' most of the immediate rate hike projections in New Zealand. Risk appears to be even skewed slightly to the downside should further delays to deliver the cuts occur.

Jim Langlands, Founder at FXCharts, notes: "A neutral stance is best, although the 4 hour charts retain a mildly positive bias and we could yet see a run towards the recent 0.8392 high, beyond which could eventually bring about a retest of the 14 Jan high at 0.8432. The downside will now find buyers at 0.8320 (200 HMA) and then at 0.8300 (100 HMA) ahead of yesterday’s low at 0.8260."
Feb 26, 2014

EUR/AUD benefits and rockets up to 1.5322

EUR/AUD has benefitted from 1.5250 on a run on the Aussie. EUR/AUD has been edging up from the 1.52 handle into bullish territory after the onslaught on this weeks opening business done at 1.5320 through into the 1.5180’s.
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Feb 26, 2014

Flash: Japan's nuclear generation set to resume - Nomura

According to Yujiro Goto, FX Strategist at Nomura, despite the Japanese government will likely restart nuclear generators, the Japanese trade deficit should continue.
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