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19 Mar 2014

AUD/JPY holding above broken trendline at 92.50

FXStreet (Bali) - AUD/JPY is trading around the 92.50 support area, following a new weekly high of 92.80 back in the last US session.

After huge gains printed last Monday, an early setback on Tuesday saw the pair recover the bid tone around the 92.00, with the latest run-up having broken above the upper line of a descending channel coming off 94.40.

Should buyers be able to hold above the 92.50 support level, recent highs at 92.80 could be exposed ahead of 93.00 (round number, horizontal support March 10). On the downside, failure to hold the broken trendline may see scope for a return back towards 92.00, where solid bids were seen on Tuesday.
Mar 19, 2014

Flash: Euro not a policy tool for ECB - ANZ

Brian Martin, Senior Strategist at ANZ explained that the ECB has implicitly linked forward guidance with the exchange rate, but doesn’t target or use the euro as a policy tool.
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Mar 19, 2014

Flash: Trust in the Fed’s “words” diminishing?- RBS

Strategists at RBS noted that the FOMC decision on Wednesday will include a statement, new forecasts for the economy and the Fed Funds rate, and Chair Yellen's first post-decision press conference.
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