USD Trading Outlook
The euro (EUR), moving just above 1.3040 against the US dollar (USD), is seen regaining losses it incurred through last week’s eventful agenda. The pair is mostly consolidating as markets are expecting news regarding the Italian Government and the Cyprus bailout plan. Looking ahead, markets are expecting stronger growth from the United States which may lead to bullish dollar. Today keep an eye on retail sales and crude oil inventories, key indicators of a healthy economy.
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The GER30 (DAX) which tracks the top 30 German corporations is moving above 7970 while it continues to trend in that range. German equities are resilient even though negative industrial production in the Eurozone could have pushed the index downward.
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Gold (XAU) has moved a step up, above 1590 as the precious metal corrects losses incurred the previous week.
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Weekly option volatilities for the EURUSD remain constant around 7.95 as investors fear subsides after last week’s more event driven market.
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The euro (EUR) dropped to 1.3015 against the US dollar (USD) after first rising above its previous
resistance to 1.3050. The single currency is still under pressure as the continent’s political background
remains fluid. The Italian political system has yet to choose a leader after the ambiguous election results
that left the country (and Europe) in uncertainty. All eyes are on tomorrow’s European summit in which the
Cyprus bailout is expected to be put on the table, a swift resolution to that could help boost confidence in
the euro further.
? The GER30 (DAX) which tracks the top 30 German corporations is moving above 7990 looking to test
its previous resistance at 8015. German Equities have shown the highest gains the domestic exports
surge gave way to increased corporate profits.
The euro (EUR) rose above 1.3110 against the US dollar (USD) before correcting to 1.3085. The pair rose during the European Central Bank Press Conference, where ECB President Mario Draghi pumped confidence into the future of the Eurozone. He repeated his belief that the Eurozone economies will return to growth the second half of 2013; however markets may still take that with a pinch of salt. Today’s Non-Farm payrolls release, showing employment in the US, is set to boost the dollar if it comes out better than expected.
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WTI Crude (OIL) rose to 91.40 as better than expected Chinese exports pushed demand for energy higher.
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The UK100 (FTS) which tracks the top 100 UK corporations has moved above 6450 moving above its resistance at that level which may lead the way to higher highs.
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Weekly option volatilities for the EURUSD dropped from 10.00 to 8.85 after the ECB rate decision, pushing premiums lower.
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