Monday, December 28, 2009

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British Pound / US Dollar Falls Below 1.5950

Forex: GBP/USD falls below 1.5950 after rejecting 1.5965, MA55 hourly chart

GBP/USD has been trading close to MA55 hourly chart close to 1.5965 during the Asian session, testing the MA55 periods in hourly chart after rising from 1.5930 in the early early opening week. Last hour Cable has fallen from 1.5965 to trade below 1.5950, close to 1.5940.

Currently the pair is trading around 1.5945/55, 0.15% below today's opening price action at 1.5985.

“Despite initial weakness to 1.5932 in Asian morning, as cable has rebounded fm there, suggesting choppy range trading abv last week's low at 1.5923 wud continue with mild upside bias but reckon res at 1.6023 wud hold n yield another fall later.”

“The greenback is firmer against the European major currencies (EUR/USD below $1.4400, GBP/USD near $1.5950 and USD/CHF above 1.0350).

There has been speculation on today's session that US companies may be bringing some of their profits back home, which is seen as US dollar supportive. The Japanese yen is weaker across the board, with USD/JPY trading above ¥91.40, on improved risk appetite.”

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Australian Dollar / US Dollar Has Rising Around 60 Pips

AUD/USD trades back to 0.8870 after reaching 0.8885 as 1-week high

The Aussie has been trading higher today's session against the Greenback on the back of the gold moving up during the Asian session. The AUD/USD has rising around 60 pips in the early Asian morning from 0.8825 to reach the highest level since December 21 at 0.8885.

After that, AUD/USD has traded back to use 0.8870 as support and it has bounced to the current 0.8880, reaching 0.35% gains so far today from opening price action at 0.8850.

“AUD/USD was the lone exception as bidders took advantage of the thinned market and pushed the pair from 0.8830 to 0.8885 highs on the day.

Gold also made a nice move higher, gaining almost $5 in value to $1113.00 highs on the day... Expect volatility to increase as liquidity thins still further into the end of the year and for trading conditions to remain extremely choppy. There is no data due up in London.”