Lowering rates by the SNB has caused CHF weakness this AM. This has been crushed by a lack of volatility in markets. 1. On a tech basis this constitutes light short entries. 2. Sentiment bias longer term is pulling CHF up VS US. Near term US strength momentum persists support light short bias. Any further shorts planned much higher.
USDCAD has ranged for a significant period of time, with USD strength being considerable as of late (pre the last week or so). BOC Macklem to speak later may change trajectory. Technical levels are labelled incase we see increased/reduced demand for USD VS CAD. Continuing Easing from BOC faster than FED will support long side bias and could create a move out of...
GBPJPY is another example of the extent to which the Japanese Yen has been extremely weakened. A weak currency is beneficial for an economy that exports a lot by nature, but it only goes so far. Once you have seen extreme de-valuation, it becomes necessary to create a change of direction. This is usually done by anything that will prop up the currency...
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AUD VS NZD is a well correlated pair generally speaking over time, similarly to that of the EUR GBP in recent history. We are now seeing AUD rise up on continued hawkish rhetoric. 1. Tech area now being hit for short side price action entries. 2. Correlation bias supports a falling back to downside, despite sentiment tone (RBNZ not too far off)
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The Japanese Yen has now lost value for a significant period of time VS its major counterparts. This de-valuing is asserted directly to the de-vestment of the Japanese Yen, typically a safe haven currency. The stance of the BOJ is still one with very low rates. Because this isn't changing quickly and there is no current intervention speech, the Yen remains a...
CPI data expected to come in lower YOY and higher MOM. Pre release we can look at key factors; 1. Short levels that exist now (current entry this AM) and shorts that exist at upper boundary resistance. 2. Longs that exist should we see a sharp fall. 3. Recent sentiment supporting a short side bias case for GBPUSD on a stronger USD. Levels mentioned are ideal...
GBPNZD's near term rally is now shining into the light of a weaker sentiment case. Antipodean data particularly reflects this as of late. 1. Re-push is showing weakness on lower TF's, early rejection. Short bias taken. 2. Sentiment case suits short GBP VS NZD.
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EURAUD is now rising from a Key Tech (demand) zone. This means previously the larger money market has preferred this area long and it is already rising on impetus. Sentiment bias suits longer term down move. Looking long on dips lower TF.
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GBP rallied VS CAD on sentiment bias supporting a weaker Canadian Dollar. Inflation data coming in lower will likely support the case for a further retracement now. 1. Weak tech bias for long (rejection occurring now, ideal for shorts). 2. Sentiment bias for GBP shorts (unless inflation changes this). Short directional bias, scaling in higher if necessary....
Hawkish tones have delivered gains for AUD VS NZD over night. Persistent sentiment bias will take us to the upper boundary for shorts. 1. Tech bias now engages light short/wait for highs. 2. Sentiment bias supports the same. Longer term areas both noted (Long much lower, Short much higher).
GBPAUD fell overnight via Bullock's comments around potential hikes. 1. Tech bias - Falling to key support/pivot zones. 2. Sentiment - Supports falling of GBPAUD (rate rising in Aus). Light Long entries at best planned at key zones labelled. Re-shorting anything that pushes up.
The S&P is rallying on longer term continued softer outlook/risk on rhetoric. The more Investors have confidence, the more they buy. The more they take long holdings, the more the index rallies as a whole. At some point, as throughout history this ends.