GBPUSD on shay footing amid political turmoil in a key week
Today’s going to be a quieter session in terms of economic news, ahead of key events later this week. There are however at least three factors that need to be watched closely.
Today’s going to be a quieter session in terms of economic news, ahead of key events later this week. There are however at least three factors that need to be watched closely.
Some are born to lead and others to follow, and the NQ emini has once again regained its rightful place as leader of US equity markets, following a period when it has been lagging behind its two sisters.
The Yen index continued to rise overnight as the markets absorbed news from the two day meeting of the Bank of Japan, with the general tone being one of disappointment, and the yen (FXY, quote) strengthening as a result.
It was yet another interesting week for the USD, which continued to remain firmly in the control of the bears, with the pair closing the week on a wide spread down candle as pressure continues to build on the pair.
USDJPY broke out of its double bottom formation on the 1-hour time frame, signaling that a reversal from the previous downtrend is about to take place.
USDJPY has been making higher lows and lower highs, creating a symmetrical triangle on its 1-hour time frame. Price just bounced off the triangle resistance and is currently testing support, still awaiting a bounce or a breakdown.
I am not sure who coined the phrase Bond Vigilante, maybe it was Ed Yardeni, but the thought evokes the sound of a hundreds of horses galloping, the thunder of their hooves as they approach. At first, it’s just a faint sound something to make your head lift up.
Fukushima. However, the Japanese public seemed to take responsibility and handled it with class and dignity.
USDJPY showed more momentum as it broke above the descending triangle resistance in today’s Asian trading session.
With the two day Federal Reserve meeting in the rearview mirror this morning markets are remain flat in the pre-market albeit the DOW and S&P 500 are tilted to the down side.