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26 Feb 2014

AUD/USD retesting 0.90 after sharp sell-off

FXStreet (Bali) - AUD/USD continues to recover off 0.8969 lows to currently face the 0.8990/0.90 support-turned-resistance area.

Despite the PBOC set today's USD/CNY reference at 6.1192 vs yesterday's 6.1184, with USD/CNH rising to 6.1260 new highs, AUD/USD has remained resilient on its corrective move up following the early sell-off.

Technically, the AUD/USD should regain the 0.90/0.9010 area to ease bearish pressures for the Asian session. If the selling resumes, expect the 0.8969 session low to comes into focus ahead of 0.8950 and 0.8937.

Feb 26, 2014

GBP/JPY steady ahead of support 170.20

GBP/JPY had recovered ground on a bounce away from the 170 handle after a fierce drop through 171.00 in European hours. Currently the cross is not coping through 170.60 and sits at 170.40 currently.

AUD/NZD falls below 1.0800

The Aussie weakened across the board and pushed the AUD/NZD to the downside.