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1 May 2013

Forex Flash: China PMI, anything south 50.5 would toll on the AUD and NZD – BNZ

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - With very thin markets today in Asia-Pacific due to China closed for holiday and big part of the world getting ready for Labor day holiday, PMI China will be delivered at 01:00 GMT today, where “A tick down to 50.7 from 50.9 is expected,” says Bank of New Zealand. The analysts note: “The recent Chinese data tone has been disappointing so anything south of 50.5 would likely take a reasonable toll on the AUD and NZD,” they suggest.

“As usual, the AUD would be expected to suffer relatively more,” the bank adds, which could put more pressure on AUD/NZD. Last at 1.2105, BNZ has a take profit order at 1.20 on his “strategic short position,” they conclude.
May 1, 2013

Forex: US Dollar Index closes sharply lower ahead of Fed Meeting

The US Dollar Index closed the day down 0.54% at 81.72. It was a rough last day of April for the DXY, closing at its lowest level since Feb 27th, and finishing the month down 1.68%. Market participants will all be focused on the upcoming Federal Reserve Monetary Policy statement due out during the next US session at 18:00 GMT.
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May 1, 2013

Forex: EUR/JPY closes slightly higher, support at 127.00 continues to hold

The EUR/JPY closed the day up 12 pips at 128.21, as buyers once again stepped into take advantage of early weakness just above the 127.00 support level. The upcoming European session will be light in regards to economic releases with the European markets closed for holiday. Volatility will no doubt pick up later in the week as we head into the European Central Bank monetary policy meeting on May 2nd at 11:45 GMT.
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