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5 Apr 2013

Forex: GBP/USD above 1.5200 ahead of UK data

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The sterling is posting marginal losses on Friday, following its European counterpart as markets are slightly biased towards the risk-off mode.

Ahead in the day, house prices gauged by the Halifax index are due, followed by a speech by MPC Dale, although the most relevant event will be the US NFP due in the European midday.

GBP/USD is now losing 0.07% at 1.5222 facing the next support at 1.5026 (low Mar.20) followed by 1.5003 (61.8% of 1.4832-1.5280) and finally 1.4965 (low Mar.7).
On the flip side, a breakout of 1.5259 (high Apr.2) would expose 1.5280 (high Mar.25) and then 1.5330 (high Feb.22).

Apr 5, 2013

Forex: EUR/USD flat-lined at 1.2915/20

The single currency keeps the negative tone on Friday, although trading above the key 1.2900 handle ahead of the US Payrolls. Market consensus expects the US economy to add 200K jobs in March vs. 236K in the previous month...

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Apr 5, 2013

Asian markets down except for Nikkei

Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average continues to price in yesterday’s aggressive BoJ decision and closed +1.82% higher. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng (-2.59%), South Korea’s Kospi (-1.80%) and Mainland China’s Shanghai Composite (-0.11%) fell again today.

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