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22 Aug 2014

CAD and crosses in a technical snap shot – TDS

FXStreet (Guatemala) - Analysts at TD Securities gave us a snap shot from a technical point of view for the Canadian dollar and crosses.

Key quotes:

“USD/CAD is still capped below 1.0985 but the technical trend is positive and we remain bullish; above 1.0985 targets a quick rise to the low 1.11s we think”.

“EUR/CAD slides below the July/August consolidation base, suggesting more losses ahead”.

“AUD/CAD continues to range trade”.

“GBP/CAD retains a weak bias”.

“CAD/JPY firms but we are wary of a drop back from the low 95 area”.

Aug 22, 2014

US stocks mixed, EUR and CHF plummet

Equities in the US were trading mixed after Yellen’s speech and amid new tensions in Ukraine.

Yellen’s inconsequential speech - ING

Rob Carnell m analyst at ING Bank NV explained that most pundits were expecting this to be a largely inconsequential speech, and that is exactly what it has turned out to be.